35 Inch Wood Burning Fire Pit with BBQ Grill, Heavy Duty Fire Pits Ball for Outside with Spark Screen & Removable Ash Pan, Outdoor firepit & Fireplace for Bonfire in Garden, Yard

This is a very nice fire pit. Has a large area for grilling. Because of the depth of the holder you can use a lot of wood or charcoal. The screen covers the fire and prevents sparks from escaping. This was a little challenging to put together but it did go together beautifully. I would recommend this product!! Paired with Adirondack chairs it’s a show stopper!

Very sturdy and easy to assemble and use. Great for either burning boxes or grilling outside. Very impressed.

Assembly took about an hour and a half but I went super slow. It looks fantastic, really enjoying it. One hole was hard to line up and I had to go in with a crooked screw so that's why 4 stars vs 5.

We’re thoroughly enjoying our new wood burning fire pit! Assembly was a breeze and the end result is a sturdy and attractive addition to our back yard.The heat output is perfect- it radiates nicely and provides a comfortable warmth for everyone sitting around it. The design is also visually appealing, making it a great focal point for our outside gatherings.One minor drawback is that the paint doesn’t hold up well to the heat, but this is an easy fix with some touch-up paint. Overall, we are extremely happy with our purchase and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and cozy fire pit.

It can be a bit of a hassel to build but god does it work well. I love the removable ash tray and the included grill which I have gotten a few uses out of now. So long as its properly greased up then it works great.Such a great value for how much ya pay for it.

Nightmare to assemble! Missing screws and parts.

Good size, and looks amazing

This completely encloses my wood fires with no ash or embers escaping. Allows excellent air updraft & logs burn completely down to ash.Value for money:Good. Only used x 1 month but seems solid. I like that they provide a couple extra bolts & nuts for my fumbling fingers.Rust resistance:[Edit]. This is not powder coated & I noted rust in 6 weeks (uncovered in rainstorm once). So I already have spray painted it with high heat rustoleum.Build quality:I had slight difficulty understanding instructions; but it fits together in only one manner; so I knew when I had to back up & reassemble a step. If you can build a moderate complexity Lego kit, you can build this.Edit: NOT powder coated & began to rust after 2 months ( despite plastic rain cover). Needs high temp anti-rust paint applications. 4**** rating.