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Concept imageA small fire pit built for s'mores night. Ten laser-cut 10 ga steel parts lock together with box-jointed corners and tabs. It has a charcoal grate, an ash tray underneath, and notches in the rim that hold your roasting sticks over the coals. Cut in Greenville, Texas.
Coming soonEvery kit is prototyped and test-built before it goes on sale.
Good to knowOutdoors only. Use on stone, concrete, tile or metal only, never on wood, glass or plastic. No gel or liquid fuels.
Ships flat in 1 parcel box, 16 × 16 × 4 in, about 35 lb.
14 × 9-1/8 in flat, 4.2 lb each
14 × 14 in flat, 7.1 lb each
14 × 14 in flat, 7.2 lb each
13-3/4 × 1-3/4 in flat, 0.9 lb each
The illustrated assembly guide walks through every fit-up, tack and weld. Download the guide (PDF).
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