Somerset Fire Pits

How it works

Simply push or hammer the steel pin upright into the earth to a depth of approximately a third it's height. The pin can normally be 'hammered' into the ground using a piece of fire wood. If driving the pin into the ground with a metal hammer, be sure to place a piece of wood between the hammer and the pin, so as not to distort the shape of the top of the pin. Locate the socket, on the underside of the bowl, onto the steel pin. You are now ready to light your fire.

The innovative design allows the fire bowl to remain vertical on uneven ground. You can also purchase a base disc which allows you to use the fire pit on hard standing such as a patio.

You can turn your Somerset Fire Pit into a barbecue by filling it with charcoal and placing a grill on top. When you have finished cooking just throw on some wood and have a beautiful open fire whilst enjoying your meal.

The fire pits will rust over time with normal use. The steel will last longer if the fire pit is packed away between uses. To prolong the fire pit's life you can rub an oily cloth over it after use.

The simple two piece design allows for easy storage and packing in the boot of a car.

Specification

• The Somerset fire Pits are made of 1.2mm thick mild steel.
• The bowls are 40cm diameter and 14.5cm deep.
• The steel pins are 38cm high.
• The base discs are 24cm diameter.
• Each fire pit is supplied with a bag for storage.

Where can I get them from?

The Fire Pits are available direct from Somerset Fire Pits and start from £35.00 plus £10 P&P

Standard Somerset Fire Pit @ £35.00 (The Standard Somerset Fire Pit comes with the 40cm diameter bowl, 38cm steel pin and a storage bag.)
Patio Somerset Fire Pit @ £40.00 (As the standard option plus a 24cm base disc)
Combi Somerset Fire Pit @ £45.00 (As the standard option plus 38cm steel pin, 24cm base disc).