Sunnydaze 30-Inch Cast Iron Heavy Duty Fire Pit for Outside - Wood Burning Outdoor Fire Pit Bowl with Handles - Gray

This piece of art deserves 10 stars out of 5! 😍 It is absolutely beautiful. I can't stop enjoying its design, color and shape. I even wish I needed the second one -- that's how much I love this bowl. It's worth noting that what most of people I know own is mere toys when compared to this one. Those thin-walled black bowls you can see in Home Depot is simply several classes lower items that won't last long. This item is nicely heavy and made with so much love and care to details. It would be easy to assemble even for a kid. Notice that everything that comes in your box is going to be rusty and dusty 😁 even the assembly instructions. The screws and nuts are also rusty but if they were not, they obviously wouldn't look nice on this bowl. If you don't mind lifting weights, it won't be heavy for you. A fit girl can move it around for sure. As someone who makes furniture, I wish the walls of the bowl were a little thicker. But this fact doesn't make me doubt that I'll be able to enjoy my evening in front of the bonfire for several years 🤗❤️

We bought the 34” unit. It is perfect for a typical backyard fire. Easy to assemble with ample wood capacity. Design allows for good air supply to fire so wood burns hot with little smoke. We did have shipping damage but Customer service was outstanding. Courteous and prompt, they responded immediately on a holiday and shipped a new unit that arrived two days later. We are quite pleased with the fire bowl and customer service.

I would never describe it as heavy duty, but it's solid enough it should last a while. The bowl is thinner than expected, at only 0.075" (a little more than 1/16"), the welds on the legs are unimpressive, and one of the nuts had no internal threads. It's made in China, at this price point it's about what I expected. I specifically bought this because I wanted something portable and I didn't want to damage my lawn. The first time I used it I only had one 3/4" thick piece of plywood under it and it still burned my grass. The second time I used two pieces of 3/4" plywood under it that had 1.5" of airspace between them (2x4 scraps) and had no damage to my lawn.

Great outdoor fire bowl. Deep for plenty of firewood.

I purchased the 34" version and this thing is huge, I was hoping it would be big and it really is. I assembled it in about 20 minutes without help - the pieces stay nice and tight with the provided hardware. I used a nut-driver for assembly so I didn't need to hold the screws using the provided allen wrench to get them nice and tight. I may replace the included hardware with stainless at some point in the future, but for now it looks corrosion resistant enough. I put a little "Crisbee Cream" (also sold on Amazon)on the inner and outer surfaces - there is some casting residue on the surfaces of the bowl but with proper seasoning over time I think this will become part of the seasoning layer and remain clean to the touch like a cast iron frying pan. Then I put a couple of fire bricks (not concrete, cause that'll explode) and some rebar at the bottom as a make-shift log holder and threw a fire log in there. The heat didn't cause any warping of the bowl and all four feet were nice and stable on my paver patio without any noticeable "wobble". The metal is think, but it looks more like carbon steel than cast iron but you have to treat them the same to keep them from rusting out anyway so it's all the same to me. It does have some scaling and cracks which give it some character but do not seem to affect function. I love this thing so far but I could see some improvements to it in the future: 1. A grill holder (basically a pipe or two welded or screwed to the side of the bowl) for a cooking grill would be a nice addition, but I'll figure something out. 2. It does not come with a spark screen, which would be nice (this thing is so big it's hard to find a screen to fit it for less than $100.00 as a separate purchase - but I'm searching. 3. This is just a beautiful dream, but a stainless steel version would be a magical beast, no seasoning no babying, leave it in the rain, leave the ashes in there - stainless steel don't care.

We haven’t used ours yet. We put it outside approximately October 25. We’ve had several days of rain and one snowfall. Obviously we should have bought a cover for it because wow, is it rusted. How disappointing. if you get this, make sure you cover it. We purchased a lid separately from another vendorand that has held up. No rust on it.

This fire pit is solid, sturdy, and looks great. Holds heat really well. We love it, and visitors are always asking where we got it.

The legs are not cast iron and I am hoping they will last because the welds are minimal. The pit itself is thinner than I expected being almost 1/8 “ thick. It has too small of a hole for drainage which blocks up easily when it rains. Do not expect the gray finish to last because its appears to be just sprayed on.

Love the oversize bowl and the look!

Pleased with the quality but one handle is missing.

Buen articulo

Gute Feuerstelle!

this fore pit is not cast iron as it says