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A fire pit timber table top cover allows your fire pit to double as a functional outdoor table when it’s not in use.

When placed on top of the fire pit, the cover creates a flat surface that can be used for:

• drinks and glasses
• cheese platters or snacks
• candles or lanterns

It also helps keep leaves and debris out of the fire pit when it’s not being used.

The best way to store firewood outdoors is off the ground and protected from direct rain, while still allowing airflow.

A good firewood storage setup should:

• Keep wood elevated off the ground
• Allow air to circulate around the timber
• Provide some protection from rain

Open firewood storage racks or purpose-built wood storage units work well because they allow the wood to continue drying while keeping it organised and ready for use.

Dry hardwood firewood will burn hotter, cleaner and produce less smoke.

Our fire pits are designed in Australia and manufactured from high-quality steel by trusted fabrication partners. Each design is carefully developed to balance durability, performance and timeless outdoor style.

Before reaching our customers, every fire pit is inspected to ensure it meets our standards for strength, finish and build quality.

Fire pits should always be placed on a stable, non-combustible surface.

Suitable surfaces include:

• Pavers
• Compacted gravel
• Stone
• Heat proof surface

Avoid placing the fire pit directly on timber decking, grass or other flammable surfaces.

Many customers create a small dedicated fire pit area using gravel or stone, which also helps define a beautiful gathering space in the backyard.

Yes — and that’s intentional.

Our fire pits are built from thick steel so they are strong, stable and built to last. Most of our fire pits weigh around 50+kg, which helps them sit securely in place during use.

Because of their weight, we recommend positioning the fire pit where you plan to use it before lighting your first fire.