Square Stainless Steel Fire Pit

Evenings move back outside. A square stainless pit built to sit in the middle of the yard, out on the cottage deck, or down at the lake for years.

It measures about 27.9 by 25.5 inches across the top. Each side panel is cut with a deer-and-antler design that lights up once the fire gets going, and after dark the flames throw that pattern out across the patio. The panels slot together in a couple of minutes with no tools and come apart just as fast, so it packs flat for winter storage or for the back of the truck. No bolts to lose. Add the top grill plate if you want to cook over the coals, with a round centre opening for a pot or a set of skewers and two handles for lifting it clear.

Every panel is cut from 12-gauge stainless steel, which is 3mm thick. Most fire pits sold online come in 14-gauge or thinner. Stainless needs no paint and no coating to live outside, so there is no finish to blister off. It takes on some heat colour around the fire box after a few burns, and that is the steel doing its job rather than a coating giving up.

The usual fire pit is painted mild steel. The paint burns off around the fire box in the first season, rust starts at those bare edges, and a couple of winters later the sides are pitted. Stainless has no coating to lose and does not rust out the way mild steel does, which is most of why this one costs more up front and why it is still around in ten years.

Figure 3 to 4 weeks to your door: about two weeks in production, a week longer if we are in the busy season, then about a week for shipping depending on where you live.

We have been building these in Manitoba since 2019. Shipping is free anywhere in Canada, and we ship to the United States too, with the rate calculated at checkout.

Choose it with or without the grill top, and it ships free anywhere in Canada.