Painted Steel Fire Bowl with Stand, 80 cm

An open-fire focal point for a garden or yard

This round bowl creates a defined place for a live fire in an outdoor setting. Its wide, open profile keeps the flame visible and allows a seating area to be arranged on several sides. The restrained shape suits a yard, garden, or terrace where a permanently positioned fire feature is preferred to a bulky enclosed structure. The stand raises the bowl above the prepared base, while the open construction makes it easier to monitor the fuel and embers.

The model is intended primarily for containing an open fire. Cooking requires a separately selected grate designed for this construction, as no grate is included in the base configuration. An accessory should not be treated as compatible merely because its nominal diameter appears suitable: its shape, supporting points, and intended position above the fire must also match.

Construction and dimensions

• Product type: fire bowl with stand.
• Material: steel.
• Steel thickness: 3 mm.
• Bowl diameter: 80 cm.
• Stand height: 30 cm.
• Lower stand diameter: 45 cm.
• Finish: heat-resistant paint.
• Cooking grates: not included in the base configuration.

Preparing the location

The chosen area must accommodate the width of the upper bowl rather than only the smaller footprint of the lower support. Place the bowl securely on a level, non-combustible base, away from walkways and areas with frequent foot traffic. Keep dry vegetation, low branches, timber structures, outdoor fabrics, and other objects that could be reached by sparks or embers outside the fire area. Position seats with ample clearance from the heated steel and keep access routes from crossing close to the flame.

The fire requires continuous supervision while burning. Both the steel bowl and its stand become hot, and embers may retain heat after the visible flame has disappeared. Do not touch or move the product until every part has cooled completely. Keep the fuel within the bowl, avoid overfilling it, and do not allow burning pieces to extend beyond the rim.

Caring for the painted steel

Once the bowl is completely cool, remove ash and remaining fuel. Clean soot without impacts, sharp scrapers, or coarse abrasives that could damage the painted layer. Dry the surface thoroughly whenever it becomes wet. Between uses, keep the bowl under cover in a dry place rather than leaving it exposed to rain or snow for extended periods. Before lighting another fire, check the position of the stand, inspect the painted metal, and remove any unrelated objects from inside the bowl.