Look beyond the label
Fire Pit Guides
Understand what changes a wood fire, why we made the Campfire thicker, why we leave the paint off, and just how big the Bonfire is.
Start here · Smoke & firewood
Smokeless fire pits still smoke.
Wet wood, a cold start, and a fading fire can change the experience. A closer look at the conditions behind the claim, independent testing, and questions to ask before buying.
Read the smokeless fire pit guide
Inside the Campfire
We could hear where we’d saved money.
The original Campfire was good for the money. But the clank of a log hitting the bottom didn’t feel like Edge Right. So we changed what came first.
Read the Campfire storyA finish you can make your own
We left the paint off on purpose.
Keep it dark. Let it weather. Why our fire pits use unpainted steel, and what that means for the look you choose.
Read the finish story
For the house everyone ends up at
Our smaller fire pit weighs 150 pounds.
Dinner’s over. Nobody’s leaving. Why we built the Bonfire as a centerpiece for family, friends, and evenings around a fire.
Read the Bonfire storyThe Edge Right approach
An open fire. Built from plate steel.
Our fire pits burn wood and produce smoke. Explore Campfire and Bonfire to compare construction, dimensions, and the details that matter for your yard.