OutVue 36 Inch Fire Pit with 2 Grills,Wood Burning Fire Pits for Outside

Nice firepit, especially for the price. Its lightweight but compared to similar thickness firepits at the big box stores, this one has way more functionality. I knew this was thinner metal to begin with, idk what anyone else was expecting. Easy to put together to the point its idiot proof. Everything stores inside the pit when not in use and doubles as a table when you dont want a fire. The cover fits very snug and seems nice. Its raining here in CA so i just got it put together and havent used it outside yet, will update if theres any issues.

Impressed for the price. Bought this for a rental property because I did not want to spend solo stove prices. I was impressed with quality and extra cooking options. The deeper basin is great.. Would recommend

I recently purchased the OutVue 36 Inch Fire Pit and have been pleasantly surprised at how well-designed it is. Assembly: Setup was a bit finicky but overall was straightforward and took me about 30 minutes working at a comfortable pace. The instructions were clear enough, and all the pieces fit together without issues. Build Quality: The fire pit feels sturdy and durable, yet it’s not overly heavy—light enough that I can move it around the patio without much effort. Even after a couple of uses, it still looks solid and well put together. Functionality: What really stands out is its multipurpose design: - The included grill racks make it easy to cook outdoors without needing a separate grill. - The lid converts the pit into a table, which adds a lot of value when the fire isn’t going. - It also comes with a protective cover, which is great for keeping it clean and ready to use. Overall: I’ve only used it a few times so far, but it seems well built and thoughtfully designed. It’s not just a fire pit—it’s also a table, a grill, and a nice focal point for the backyard. For the price, it feels like a very versatile and worthwhile purchase.

The order came in good time, everything was there. Nothing missing, went together very well. It looks great.

Easy to put together. Only took 30 minutes to put together. Haven't used it yet but looks good and steady. It does not come with a cover.

Better than expected! Wide with decent depth. Should last a few seasons.

The bad thing about shopping in general, is that despite other shopper's reviews (which I always read, beginning with the negative ones), is that if my mind is already made up about what I want, I always take the chance on thinking I will be one of the lucky ones and that the negatives I have read about a product will not apply to ME. Awww, how optimistic of me, wouldn't you say? Sadly, though, more times than not, it has come back to bite me on the butt, as is the case with this fire pit. (If you do not read anything else, skip to the very bottom). I READ the pretty negative reviews on this! I READ about the issues other users had! I READ how many said they were returning their units! But nooooo .... I ordered it. AFTER I placed my order based on the information that it would arrive two days later, I was presented with a delivery WINDOW of around 6-7 days later. I thought, I'd email the seller just to clarify because one of the dates did not work for me. That took me to the page of the Seller's reviews. Woooieeee, doggy! No bueno. Okay, still, the optimism held strong. The seller responded the following day and I really did appreciate their honestly in saying that: "The link displays the estimated time, which is more accurate when you enter the shipping address. To be honest, we have no control over the delivery of the courier company." Okay, no biggie AND I received the fire pit THREE days after ordering it. I was happy with the delivery time. So, okay ... Assembly, instructions, material, screw-hole honing - all are ONE out of five stars: The instructions are awful! (And I LOVE to build stuff, BTW). There is an assembly video on the page which is more helpful, except it kind of skips the most important part of the leg and OTHER HARDWARE placement under the round table top. You are supposed to take turns adding each piece (side piece, leg piece, side piece, leg piece, etc. - or four legs and four side pieces across from each other) BEFORE tightening the screws on the table top or you will have to go back and undo. After that step, if you've tightened too well, the basket won't fit, so again, unscrew. Finally, after you have the basket in, well GOOD LUCK with getting the remaining screw holes to actually line up!!! The material it is PAINTED in (yes, I said this is PAINTED) is poopy and I believe it's why the instructions tell you to use white gloves to assemble it, and to to do it on a soft base. One of my table top semi round pieces ARRIVED peeled. It's tiny, so I didn't pay it any attention until it was fully assembled and then it just turned into another negative among negatives that added up into a NO. The legs are a bit sideways, the cover doesn't sit in the opening correctly ... and I think this all (except for the thin cheap material) could be fixed with better hole-honing where screws are supposed to be! When you eventually do manage to get it altogether, it looks so bad. Kind of like a tilted, badly aligned, cheap, almost wobbly mess. Even though tightened securely within the screw holes you are provided with (I mean where else would the screws be), the round upper semi circles of the table do not align horizontally. Some stick up, others bend down at the outer edges. The round upper ring that goes around INSIDE the round table edge doesn't line up either. Not to the round table edge where there is a gap on one side, nor to the side of the fire-pit basket (despite the basket not wanting to go in earlier because of the pieces BELOW this ring), and so, when covered or uncovered, there is always a wider gap on one side than the other. Oh! A few more notes before I get to the "kicker"! - This model does not include a charcoal insert. One is required because no one is going to fill a 36-inch fire pit with just charcoal, right? The big basket is for wood. As such, I purchased a 23-inch charcoal basket to go inside for when we grilled with charcoal. Judging by the dimensions before this arrived, a 23-inch basked would have been perfect ... except it didn't fit. - Honest-to-goodness, it rusted on the SECOND DAY after being assembled and right before we disassembled it. - Note the bottom of my images and those of other reviews submitted about a year ago and look at where the legs are screwed in. It seems to be a different build, with the prior / other / (better?) model having screw holes (ergo, legs) attached to the lower SIDES and the model I received having the screw holes at the the bottom of the pit. (Not sure this would account for its failings, but worth mentioning). Now, for the MOST important negative to ME, (if you read nothing else, read this): - On the very last page after the bad instructions, it says (I am paraphrasing at the moment but may include an image of it): "DO NOT COOK ON THE INCLUDED GRILLS. USE ONLY FOOD GRADE ALUMINUM FOIL." What? What are all the grill-cooking pictures for, then? Why does it say "two grills"? Why are other reviewers seemingly implying they are grilling on these grills? Cooking on foil is not, technically, grilling. Grrrrr! I emailed the seller again and they responded: "if you not like it,you can returned" I think I will.

Prettiest firepit around. Easy to assemble. I ordered a round grate for the bottom to aerate the fire. The flat top is really a great idea because it will keep fire wood dry and serve as a table when you’re not using it as a firepit.

Lindo, fácil de armar. Le falta el recolector de ceniza para no manchar el piso.

Fantastic versatile fire pit for the price. Well done! It's off ground so less worries. Burns well! Had smores....they were delicious! No mess. So enjoyable 😉

Looks great after assembly. Good sized and value for money. Found the assembly bit fidly but HAVING SAID THAT, I am not a very good DIY GUY.

The old fire pit was wearing out bought this to replace old one have not used yet but will update in the spring

lightweight and the grills are too far from the heat to actually cook anything might work better if you fill it up with wood/coal but that would require a lot and take a long time