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Greenlife Cast Iron 60cm Deep Dish Bowl Fire Pit - Rust Patina

Add warmth and ambience to your outdoor entertaining area with this stylish and practical fire pit. Made from steel with a textured distressed finish, it will age beautifully and continue to develop a rich, rustic finish over time. The deep bowl holds plenty of wood or charcoal and can be removed from the base for easy cleanup. In addition, the steel construction is designed to radiate heat, making it perfect for chilly evenings outdoors.

Size - 600 Dia x 260H mm

Features:

  • Easy to assemble and use
  • Stylish & modern feature for your outdoor entertaining area
  • Includes 1 x fire bowl and base
  • Minimalist style
  • Great addition for entertaining outside
  • 60cm large deep dish bowl
  • Adds ambience & warmth in cooler months
  • Can be used as a stylish garden planter, water feature, bird bath, or fill with ice & add your drinks when you're next entertaining
  • Does not include drainage hole but owner can drill a hole if preferred
  • We recommend storing your fire pit under cover or out of the elements when you're not using it. This will increase the lifespan and durability of your fire pit.

Colour: Rust Patina


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Type: Fire Pits

Vendor: Greenlife

SKU: GLFPBR



Specifications

  • Dimensions (D x H): 600 x 260mm
  • Material: Cast Iron (Bowl) / Steel (Base)
  • Finish: Rust Patina
  • Steel Thickness: 1.5-2.0mm (Bowl) / 0.6mm (Base)
  • 1 Year warranty

Greenlife Fire Pit Safety Tips

  1. Choose a suitable location. Place the fire pit on a non-flammable surface, such as concrete, dirt or stone, away from any structures, plants, trees, or overhanging branches.
  2. Always ensure the surface is flat and level to prevent the fire pit from rocking or moving whilst it's alight 
  3. Use the right fuel. Only use dry, seasoned firewood or charcoal in your fire pit. Avoid using flammable liquids like petrol or kerosene.
  4. Use gloves and/or a fire poker when moving hot coals and logs in the fire pit
  5. Keep a fire extinguisher or water source nearby. In case of emergencies, it's essential to have a means to quickly and effectively put out the fire.
  6. Supervise the fire. Never leave the fire unattended, especially if there are children or pets around. Make sure the fire is completely extinguished before leaving the area and ensure the fire pit has cooled down as the metal will stay hot for a while after the fire is out.
  7. Do not use during Total Fire Bans or during high risk fire danger ratings

Always prioritise safety when using a fire pit or dealing with fire-related activities. If you have any doubts or concerns, consult with us or your local authorities or fire safety experts for more personalised guidance.


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