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【Iron Steel Fire Bowl】 Size: 24” in diameter, 10” H. Weight: 7.2 KG (15.9 LB). Made of heavy duty durable cast iron metal. Heat resistant, burn resistant, rust resistant. Package includes: fire bowl x 1, handrail x 2, bracket x 3, screws, nuts, wrench x1, gloves x 1, instruction x 1.
【Wood Burning Fire Pit】 Durable, special oxidation process on the surface, modern rustic style. It can protect the fire bowl pit to be placed outdoors doesn't need any protection, it can withstand any bad weather, suitable for a variety of natural environments, and can keep it for many years without damage.
【Bonfire Firepit】 Easy to install, just refer to the instruction manual or the installation video on the product page and use the wrench included in the package to fix the three brackets and two handrails.
【Portable Campfire】 Easy to carry, the travel campfire fire pit can be used for patio, deck, camping, beach trips, picnics, gatherings, or put in your yard for cooking or heating.
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The brazier is of excellent quality and I have been using it for 5 hours without any problems
Pretty simple assembly, just one bolt for each leg. I may have this welded later but, for now, it looks like the bolts will do fine. The box says that it's part of a set. So evidently there's another setup out there that includes this pit. But not to worry, everything needed was in the box.
I'm so glad that gloves were included because the Corten steel rusty finish does sluff off a bit. It's purposely rusty looking and I kinda dig that look.
Also, a small thing -but in actuality a big thing- is that there's a nice sized drain hole at the bottom. My last pit did not have one and it got messy and rusted out fast as a result.
I can picture a family around a fire pit. It's great
