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Garden Heating

Delve into our collection of fire pits, an ideal addition to any garden or patio for creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Our range includes a variety of designs, from traditional wood-burning fire pits to modern, gas-powered models. These fire pits not only provide a cozy heat source but also serve as a stunning focal point for outdoor gatherings.

Pair your fire pit with our selection of outdoor rugs to create a comfortable seating area, or stock up on matches and firelighters for easy ignition. Crafted for safety and durability, they offer a unique way to enjoy the outdoors, whether you're toasting marshmallows, sharing stories, or simply relaxing under the stars.

Frequently Asked Questions

What fuel do fire pits use?

Most of our fire pits are designed for burning wood or charcoal, giving you that authentic crackle and smoky aroma that makes outdoor evenings so special. Seasoned hardwood works best as it burns longer and produces less smoke than freshly cut wood. Some models can also use smokeless fuel or heat logs. Always check the product description for specific fuel recommendations, as using the wrong type can damage certain fire pit materials.

Where should I position my fire pit?

Place your fire pit on a flat, stable surface away from fences, sheds, overhanging branches, and anything else that could catch fire. Keep it at least three metres from your house and any garden furniture with fabric cushions. Avoid positioning it on wooden decking unless you use a protective heat mat underneath, as the intense heat can scorch or damage the wood. Grass can also be scorched, so a patio or gravel area is ideal.

Are fire pits safe to use in a garden?

Fire pits are perfectly safe when used sensibly and responsibly. Never leave a lit fire pit unattended, and keep children and pets at a safe distance. Have a bucket of water or sand nearby in case you need to extinguish the flames quickly. Avoid using fire pits in windy conditions as this can blow sparks and embers. Once you've finished, let the fire pit cool completely before moving it or disposing of the ash.