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Concept imageA six-sided fire pit with a Lone Star in every panel. Six identical 10 ga steel panels lock together at the corners with angled finger joints, the floor drops onto tabs in three pieces, and a mitered cap rim finishes the top. Every part locates the next, so it lines itself up before you strike an arc. Cut in Greenville, Texas.
Good to knowOutdoor use only. Use on a non-combustible surface, at least 10 ft from structures. Check local burn bans.
Ships flat in 3 parcel boxes, 29 × 20 × 3 in, about 36 lb each.
18 × 18-1/8 in flat, 10 lb each
26-1/8 × 15-9/16 in flat, 10.5 lb each
19-11/16 × 3 in flat, 2 lb each
The illustrated assembly guide walks through every fit-up, tack and weld. Download the guide (PDF).
$445, laser-cut in Greenville, Texas and shipped flat in 3 parcel boxes. Free shipping to the lower 48; tax is added at checkout.
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A 24-inch square fire pit you weld yourself. Ten laser-cut 10 ga steel parts lock together with box-jointed corners and tab-and-slot joints, so it squares itself up before you strike an arc.
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A 30-inch square fire pit you weld yourself. Ten laser-cut 10 ga steel parts lock together with box-jointed corners and tab-and-slot joints, so it squares itself up before you strike an arc.
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A 36-inch square fire pit you weld yourself. Ten laser-cut 10 ga steel parts lock together with box-jointed corners and tab-and-slot joints, so it squares itself up before you strike an arc.