39″ Fire Pits with Wood Storage for Outside, Large Wood Burning Outdoor Fireplace with Chimney, Mesh Spark Screen & Fire Poker, Idea for Backyard, Patio, Party, Camping, Picnic

Good value.
It really is nice It wasnt really expensive, but for what it cost, it was a very good value. We intend to take care of it and not let it rot into the ground and I feel with good care we will get several years out of it. It is beautiful and I’m glad we got it.

Easy to put together
Seems to be a nice fire pit

Surprisingly well-made. But: You will need your own tools, and there’s no spark screen.
For the price, this is actually a surprisingly well-made, sturdy fire pit that’s built to last and can easily burn any kind of wood or charcoal. But, there is a lack of tools included, and it doesn’t come with any spark screen, despite the description saying it does.This fire pit is made of thick sheet metal, not thin; it’s not impossible to move on your own or even pick up, but it’s quite heavy because of how thick the steel is. This translates into a confidence in using it though because it’s sturdy, and it’s great at holding fire logs and burning them in the middle tray. The middle tray is an even thicker steel, and also removable, which is a nice touch, because it makes it easy to pull out, dump out the ashes, and dust it clean once the coals have died out. There’s a mesh screen around the sides of the fire pit, and that screen on the side keeps any sparks from jumping out into the world. The bottom can be used to store fire wood when the pit isn’t in use, and the pit itself does a good job of shielding your wood from the elements like an overhead porch would. It’s open all around and there’s a cutout in the top that lets smoke pour out through the covered middle bit, so it gets good air flow and any smoke it does produce goes out the top. Assembly takes about 1.5 hours with power tools, and would probably take 2 hours without, as it’s a simple assembly with just Phillips head screws and labeled parts. On top of that, it looks great, and you can easily make it put out a fair bit of heat with firewood.There are some downsides. Despite this being listed as coming with a spark screen, the only spark screen is the one on the sides, so you’re going to have to watch out for sparks. The instructions in this case make it clear that it needs to be treated like any open-air fire, and if I read them right, you also need to empty out the bottom of the storage before setting up a fire in it. There are also no included spare parts: no spare screws, no spare bolts. If you lose or drop one you’d better find it, and if one breaks or doesn’t work for some reason, you’ll just be out of luck. These two downsides are minor on their own but definitely worth taking a star off when put together. Obviously, don’t use this indoors, I just assembled it inside.The included poker is fine but it’s not noteworthy so I’m not counting it as a positive or negative, it’s thick and well made but it’s not really special in any way. If you need it you’ll appreciate it, but if you have one of your own you’re probably just going to toss it.* I only review things that I personally use myself and keep using often.* I always give my full, honest, unbiased and unfiltered opinion on everything I review.* I will not hold back or avoid describing any issues I have with a product.* I write exactly what I think about things – the good, the bad, and everything in between.* If I get multiple of something it’s because I regularly use and need both of them.* And, I will update my review if something breaks, stops working as intended, or otherwise doesn’t hold up as expected.