Dress up your patio space while staying warm by the fire. The fire bowl is a perfect source of a low flame for roasting marshmallows or just lighting up the evening.
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Rusted Steel Fire Bowl with Base 22″ x 22″ x 13″
Rustic Aged Metal Finish Fire Bowl on Solid Square Base
Looks decent and does the job well. This product is just as described: it is rusty and it is a fire bowl. It’s made of thin sheet metal and as such it is light weight and very portable. The design of the separate bowl and base also means little heat transfer to the base from the bowl. With an intense fire the bowl gets super hot – as you would expect – but the base is cool to the touch. I started off using bricks under the base to protect my grass, but it quickly became evident that they were not necessary. The only con is…
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Had for less than a year and the sides began …
Nice clean design and awesome price!
Looks decent and does the job well. This product is just as described: it is rusty and it is a fire bowl. It’s made of thin sheet metal and as such it is light weight and very portable. The design of the separate bowl and base also means little heat transfer to the base from the bowl. With an intense fire the bowl gets super hot – as you would expect – but the base is cool to the touch. I started off using bricks under the base to protect my grass, but it quickly became evident that they were not necessary. The only con is…