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Replacement Spark Screen For Patina Fire Pits D051
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Round Fire Pit Cover - Durable Khaki or Charcoal - 42 - 48 inches - F51
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Round Fire Pit Cover - Durable Khaki or Charcoal - 36 inches x 35 inches - 441
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Fire Pit Art 44.5" Spark Guard - SG-44.5
Fire Pit ArtMSRP: $1,178.00$1,054.00Fire Pit Art® Artisan Spark Guard is handcrafted from heavy stainless steel mesh and two inch wide 304 stainless steel bands . This spark guard is 44.5" in diameter and 20" tall.  Painted with high... -
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Fire Pit Art Steel Table Top - 40" does not include fire pit
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20 inch x 13/16 inch Brushed Aluminum Fire Pit Cover with Handle - For 18 inch Opening FPC20C
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Fire Pit Art Base Only For Propane Fire Pits - SATGASBASE
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Fire Pit Art Sea Creatures 36" Fire Pit - Sea Creatures - SEA
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Ohio Flame Stellar Artisan Bowl 30" Diameter Fire Pit Patina Finish - OF30ABST
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Fire Pit Art 27.5" Spark Guard - SG-27.5
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Patina Products - University of Wyoming College Fire Pit - F236
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Patina Products - University of Louisville College Fire Pit - F224
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Fire Pit Art 36" Funky Dog Fire Pit - FD
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Pivot Spark Screen For 48" Diameter Fire Pit - Carbon Steel
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Patina Products - It’s All Good Fire Pit F119
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FAQ's
Can I put a gas fire pit or a wood burning fire pit on a wood or synthetic deck?
Can I put a gas fire pit or a wood burning fire pit on a wood or synthetic deck?
Yes. In most cases, all the heat from a gas fire pit burner rises and does not damage a wood or synthetic deck. Just to let you know, you should try to keep about 10 inches of clearance from the deck to the bottom of the fire pit burner or plate. If you have a wood burning fire pit, DECK PROTECT makes pads that can protect your surface. The heat from a wood burning fire pit is more intense than a gas burning fire pit.
Can I put my fire pit under a pergola?
Can I put my fire pit under a pergola?
Yes, but you should maintain 8 to 10 feet of open space above your fire pit burner. If your pergola or upper deck is too low, it could lead to heat damage or even a fire hazard. Here is more information on putting a fire pit under a pergola
What Wood is Best to Burn in a Fire Pit?
What Wood is Best to Burn in a Fire Pit?
Selecting the right wood is key to a safe and enjoyable fire pit experience. Hardwoods such as oak, hickory, maple, and ash are ideal because their dense composition allows them to burn longer and hotter, creating a steady, efficient fire.
Avoid softwoods like pine, cedar, and spruce, as their high resin content can lead to excessive smoke and dangerous sparks. Always burn seasoned wood that has been dried for at least six months—wet or green wood produces more smoke and is much harder to ignite. A more detailed article on the best wood to use in a fire pit can be found here.
I want to put my fire pit on grass, what should I put under it?
I want to put my fire pit on grass, what should I put under it?
If you place a fire pit directly on grass, most portable models will kill the turf after just one or two hot fires. Fire-resistant mats or pavers offer only temporary protection, as heat and lack of airflow typically damage the grass anyway. For a more permanent setup, remove the turf beneath the fire pit and replace it with gravel, pavers, stones, or a similar material. Here is a good video from Martha on placing a fire pit on recessed stones in grass.
