Black Steel Fire Pit Bowl 70 cm, 3 mm

An open fire naturally becomes the focus of an evening outdoors when it has a clearly defined place of its own. This round 70 cm steel bowl is made for an outdoor wood fire in a garden, courtyard, or prepared seating area beside a country house. Its restrained black finish does not dominate the surroundings, allowing the bowl to sit comfortably among plants, natural landscaping, or contemporary garden furniture.

A defined fire space without permanent construction

The 70 cm diameter provides room to arrange firewood inside the bowl and enjoy a view of the flames from several sides. Its shallow circular profile keeps the fire open to view, while the legs raise the steel body above its supporting surface. It is a practical choice for relaxed gatherings, quiet time outside on a cool evening, or a simple fire feature within an open-air seating area.

The body is made from 3 mm steel. This confirmed measurement is useful when comparing fire bowls of a similar diameter because it identifies the exact body specification and helps distinguish this model from thinner alternatives. The steel is finished with black heat-resistant paint, a coating intended for the heated application of the product while giving the bowl a consistent, understated appearance.

Removable support for easier storage

• 70 cm bowl diameter. The size creates a noticeable fire feature and gives you a clear measurement to use when planning its position.
• 3 mm steel thickness. A stated body thickness makes it easier to compare this exact version with neighbouring sizes and constructions.
• Detachable legs. The legs unscrew, making the dismantled bowl less bulky for seasonal storage or transport.
• Side handles. They provide convenient grip points when moving the completely cool, empty, and cleaned bowl to its prepared location.
• Round shape and black finish. The flames remain visible around the fire, while the neutral design fits naturally into a wide range of outdoor settings.

Positioning and care

Use the bowl outdoors only. Place it on a level, stable, non-combustible base with ample clearance from branches, fences, furniture, and anything else that could catch fire. Check that every leg stands securely before lighting the wood. The handles are for repositioning the bowl only after it has cooled completely; never attempt to carry it while it contains flames, glowing embers, or hot ash.

After the fire, allow the steel to cool naturally. Do not pour water onto the hot bowl, as a sudden temperature change is undesirable for both the metal and its painted surface. Remove cold ash and brush away dry residue without abrasive cleaning products. When the bowl is not being used, keep it in a dry place protected from precipitation. Removing the legs will reduce the space required for off-season storage.

Before choosing its location, mark out a 70 cm circle and allow a generous clear zone around it. This simple check helps determine whether the planned area can accommodate the bowl while leaving appropriate room for people around the fire. The model suits buyers looking for an uncomplicated outdoor hearth with a clearly specified steel body, open circular form, restrained black finish, and a support structure that can be dismantled instead of permanently installed.