G Bear Wood Burning Pit, Fire Pit, Burn Cage, Incinerator Barrel, Great for Patio and Outdoor Backyard Bonfire Heavy Duty Large 21 x 21 x 27 inch

The media could not be loaded.  So easy to assemble though it is a bit heavy, I did assemble by myself (female). It does have sort of sharp edges so be a little careful putting it together and picking it up and moving it.I put it in a sandy area in my backyard and used it the first night as I had guests over for dinner, so we decided, since it was cooler out and because I had them, to roast marshmallows! Such a fun night I have done it 3 more times since and will definitely do more as the weather turns cooler. It does come as silver steel and does tarnish but I quite like the discoloration! I have some pics of what it looks like after 2 fires (color) and one pic with a fire and one close up so you can see how the wood is and how "tall" it is. Hopefully the video I am trying to post will post too.We were able to peek our marshmallow sticks through the holes to roast them, though you can over the top too (we were lazy). It does come with a bottom part (I saw some reviews that seem to say there isn't) that sets up a bit from the bottom (maybe 3 inches?) put together with 2 pieces that form an X and then you put on the bottom piece on top of the X. Bottom piece is nice too (has "birds" on it) so there is some air flow and a way to pour water on the fire should you need to and have the ash fall to the bottom. I have not yet cleaned out the ash from the bottom but should be pretty easy to do. Am attaching some pictures and a video I took because I just love the bears on the side and how the light captures it all. Best firepit for the price and am very pleased with the purchase!

I order most needs from my prime account. They usually ask for a review and generally, it’s not worth writing about, but THIS item is worth my time and effort.First of all, I’ve ordered two. The first one was so awesome, I knew I’d want another one.We have two adjoining properties and I wanted one for each side. You can make fast work of cleaning up the woods. Stoke it up with an initial load of dry firewood and get it blazing, then load it up. It burns hot and fast. No smoldering damp pine cones and and needles. It is truly an incinerator and clean up is fast loads, contained and over-with quickly.Not to mention that it’s just cuter than hell for a gathering. You can disassemble and store flat or leave it in a burn spot to rust and look charming, ready and waiting for your next clean-up.Great price, fantastic quality. Made in the good ol USA!Thank you!

Its a nice touch but after first good fire it warped and comes detached

This is a good solid burner. The steel is about an eighth inch thick. It does get a nice rustic patina from the flames and elements. My only complaint is you can't pick it up and move it without it coming apart. Should be a way to either lock the tabs or change the shape so the sides can stay together when lifted

I bought this as a gift to my brother and sis-in-law and they LOVE it! They set it up very quick, said it’s light enough to move around if needed. Tall enough you can stand Around it or sit by it and it keeps you warm.

Nice fire pit. I do recommend buying the log Tongs to go with this as it is not recommended once the fire is going to try and add wood without something assisting you. Its easy to assemble and easy folds up so you can take it anywhere on your next camping trip or just fold it up when not in use. Very easy and worked great for our little outdoor party.

Since this is 100% 12 gauge stainless steel product, it's exactly as advertised. No welds anywhere, this is solid sheet-cut steel. Seems pricier than others but at 40lbs steel that fits nicely together and makes a perfect, attractive little fire box, I'm not sure how you can go wrong if you're looking for a portable fire pit solution. The pieces easily come apart / go together, so you can pack them in the bottom of your trunk, and set them up at the campsite. This steel rusts quickly and easily, it's designed to attract "outside rust" that forms a patina, since this is a consequence of flames burning against the metal. They explain all this in the product description, but it's simple chemistry that this is going to happen to most metal in contact with flames. If you don't want rust, opt for a more expensive box. For $100 I really like this product, perfectly portable way to bring a safe fire to a campsite.

Easy to assemble, but a bit wobbly because it's held together by bending tabs, no screws. It was used for 22 months at least a few times a week, left outside all winter for two winters, and one day simply collapsed in on itself, completely rusted out. A burn barrel that can't deal with the elements isn't much use; my 89-year old mother wasn't going to pull it inside when it snowed. If you are willing to buy a new one every few years, this works well.

Easy to assemble and disassemble for moving

Haven't used yet, but appears very solid and looks awesome! Great value!

Awsome, shame I didn't have enough fire wood.

The fire pit is not one piece not joined to each other. Is a good thing in way that its portable. I felt it is loose as in it’s built and joinery.The whole thing is 5 plates joining each other.The bottom plate is not attached to the main frame . Would have been nice if was one structure , if u have to move it you have 3 things to move the bottom plate the 4 sides and a small cross giving height to the base plate.

Received a different design, with fewer openings and no handles., not as good as described.No way to contact the seller.