Solo Stove Fire Pit Bonfire with Stand | Portable Fire Pit, Smokeless Patio Heater for Wood Burning, Low Smoke Outdoor Camping Heater, Stainless Steel, 49,5 x 44,5 cm, 10 kg

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The Bonfire catches loose ash in the bottom and is easy to clean. The Solo Stove Bonfire Kit pushes the limits of combustion airflow efficiency—the minimalist outdoor stove burner design results in a portable, easy-to-clean, low-maintenance fire pit. The perfect outdoor wood burner It’s not recommended to put a Solo Stove in a fire pit as it can obstruct ventilation and increase the risk of fire.

The most striking detail of the X Series 24 is its corten finish—it’s designed to oxidize, creating a natural finish that protects the steel rather than continuing to degrade it. It weighs more than twice as much as most of the other models we tested, which means it’s not exactly portable—but it’s built to last. Most smokeless fire pits burn wood. You’ll want to use seasoned wood—that means it has had time to dry out over six or more months. Wood that’s still green or wet will burn more slowly and may produce smoke even if you use it in a smokeless fire pit.In addition, the Solo Stove Bonfire kit also includes a high-quality steel stand so that you can use it on most surfaces. Rounded edges prevent scratching of surfaces. Multiple air vents prevent heat damage through constant cooling airflow. Give your fire pit a sturdy base on which to rest. The included Mesa stand was created to improve your experience. Place Mesa in the middle, then start your fire. Fold the legs when you’re ready to move, and nest your stand inside Mesa for incredibly portable storage. Dual Fuel Design We’ve come to appreciate Solo Stove’s smokeless fire pit technology, which really does work. The fire pit is a double-walled, stainless-steel cylinder with holes ringing the base on the outside and around the top on the inside. Clean-up required scooping ash out, as the unit is too heavy to dump out easily—Breeo sells a shovel designed to ease this process. The brand also offers several accessories for cooking over the fire, which make the X Series as much as grill as it is a fire pit. Lighting the Bonfire 2.0 is the same as lighting a woodburner indoors, or any other fire for that matter. Apart from a decade renting in various cities, I’ve always lived in the country, in homes featuring some form of wood fire. This meant I didn’t need Solo Stove’s fire lighting instructions but they’re fairly standard, and I was glad to read I’ve been doing it right all these years.

Those in need of either a larger or smaller fire pit may want to take a closer look at the Bonfire’s sister models. The compact Solo Stove Ranger measures 15 inches in diameter by 12.5 inches high, while the larger Solo Stove Yukon measures 27 inches in diameter and 17 inches high. All of these Solo Stove fire pits share the same efficient smokeless design and heavy-duty 304 stainless steel construction. You can’t go wrong with any of them. Where to Buy the Solo Stove Bonfire

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DUAL FUEL PERMITS VARIOUS USE: Mesa can run on more than one fuel source since it is designed to do so. You have the option to burn with pellets or any available fuel thanks to the integrated pellet burner adaptor. Whether you’re burning wood or pellets, Mesa’s flames will burn extremely hot thanks to its signature 360° Airflow. Due to the Peak’s weight, we were pleased with the ability to pull the ash pan to clean it out. While Blue Sky recommends removing the grate and ash pan together, we found it a little difficult to brush ashes from around the edges through the small holes in the grate. Instead, we removed the grate, brushed the ashes into the pan, pulled the pan, and emptied it. Since the pan drops into a hole in the bottom of the burn chamber, a few stray ashes fell on the ground when we did so. Note that with the pan out, you can see the ground beneath through the big hole—without a bottom cover, you’ll want to be sure you don’t use the Peak over combustible or heat-sensitive surfaces. More heat doesn’t necessarily mean much if it is lost in the atmosphere. In the summertime that may be fine, but in cool weather, capturing that warmth for a toasty fireside experience is essential. The heat deflector is a stainless steel, saucer-shaped device that simply stands on the rim of the fire pit. It redirects rising heat outward toward those seated nearby.

Once they were burning, we walked toward each pit until we could feel noticeable heat, then circled them to see how even the distribution was and how much it was affected by wind. We also looked at them through a Flir infrared camera to see if there were any concerning hot spots on the fire pits’ bodies.It includes a carrying case with a drawstring closure at the top—which we love—and is essentially a big bag with handles, which makes it easier to transport. It also keeps ashes from falling out in the car, house, or anywhere we store it. For those who want a durable and attractive low-smoke fire pit for entertaining up to five guests, the Solo Stove Bonfire makes a great choice. This wood burner is easy to transport and set up, it’s mostly smoke-free, and it’s built to last. It took top honors in our roundup of the Best Smokeless Fire Pits of 2022, with only the Cast Master Bon 2000 even coming close in terms of overall functionality. The two are similarly constructed, but the Bonfire is lighter in weight and easier to transport, less expensive, and offers more versatility thanks to its numerous accessories. ADD A POP OF COLOR TO YOUR TABLE TOP MEAL EXPERIENCE: Mesa is a tabletop fire pit that adds warmth to the table and is ideal for urban and garden settings. The Mesa is a more smaller version of our famous Solo Stove Fire Pits, making it ideal for terraces, balconies, and tiny gardens. Mesa is a dynamic centrepiece that improves the appearance of your area. It was thoughtfully designed with new seasonal hues. We fed logs as needed to keep the wood loaded even with the rim, which had flames extending 12 to 24 inches out of the fire pit, creating a comfortable warm zone. The X Series is the shortest model we tested, which meant that we could feel more heat radiating lower on our knees as we sat two feet from the fire pit.