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Create a warm and inviting atmosphere in your backyard with our range of stylish and functional fire pits. Perfect for cooking, heating, or simply gathering around with friends and family, these fire pits add both charm and practicality to your outdoor area. Whether you're entertaining guests or enjoying a quiet night under the stars, a quality fire pit becomes the centrepiece of your space.
We offer fire pit and BBQ combo options that provide ultimate flexibility—cook your favourite meals and enjoy the ambient warmth all from one unit. Built with durable, weather-resistant materials, our fire pits are made to withstand the Aussie outdoors while maintaining their performance and style.
Choose from a variety of fuel types including wood-burning, gas, and propane fire pits to suit your cooking style and outdoor setup. With sleek designs and practical features, there’s a fire pit for every need and aesthetic.
Explore our collection and find the perfect fire pit to transform your outdoor space. Fast shipping across Australia and expert customer support—your next BBQ night starts here.
Yes, many fire pits are designed for both cooking and heating. Models with grills, grates, or BBQ attachments let you cook meats, veggies, and even pizza directly over the flames or coals. Look for fire pit and BBQ combo units if you want maximum flexibility. When not used for cooking, they provide warmth and ambiance, making them perfect for outdoor gatherings year-round.
We are working on adding more to the range of fire pits for sale.
To maintain and clean your fire pit and keep it in top condition, follow these simple steps:
Before cleaning, always ensure the fire pit is completely cool. Hot embers can stay active for hours.
Scoop out ash and burnt debris using a small shovel or ash tool. Dispose of ashes safely in a metal container.
For metal fire pits: Use a wire brush or sponge with warm soapy water to scrub off soot and residue. Rinse and dry thoroughly to prevent rust.
For stone or concrete pits: Brush off loose dirt, then use mild soap and water for deeper cleaning.
Inspect your fire pit for any signs of rust, wear, or cracks. Treat surface rust with sandpaper or a rust remover, then apply high-temp paint if needed.
Apply a rust-resistant coating or oil (depending on the material) to metal parts to help prevent corrosion.
Always use a weatherproof fire pit cover when not in use to protect it from rain, sun, and debris.
Regular maintenance will extend the life of your fire pit and ensure it’s always ready for your next backyard gathering.
The main differences between wood-burning and gas fire pits come down to fuel type, ease of use, heat output, smoke, and overall experience. Here’s a breakdown to help you decide which is right for you:
Pros:
Traditional experience: Crackling sound, real flames, smoky aroma.
High heat output: Great for warmth and cooking (e.g., marshmallows, cast iron meals).
Fuel availability: Can use firewood, kindling, and even BBQ wood chunks.
Pros:
Choose wood-burning for a classic outdoor experience, higher heat, and cooking versatility.
Choose gas for ease, convenience, and cleaner backyard entertaining.
Need help finding the right fire pit for your outdoor space? We stock both types – explore our range online or get in touch with our team.
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