The V feeds itself.
The sides slope in, so logs slide down into the coals as they burn. Less poking. Longer fires. You get to sit down.
The new fire pit · Order by September 26 · Ships early OctoberThe new fire pit · Order by September 26
Two hundred and eighty-five pounds of fire pit.
Quarter-inch American steel. Five pieces, no tools, and nothing that warps, rattles, or burns through.
Campfire $549 · Bonfire $1,149 · shipping included
Batch one is open. 141 of 150 Campfires and 93 of 100 Bonfires left.
Shipping included45-day free returns
01 · The steel
Five pieces of quarter-inch steel.
Two slant panels, two sides, one bottom plate. Hot-rolled A1011, cut in the U.S.
02 · Together
No tools. No hardware bag.
It slots together in minutes. Two people.
03 · Then
Then it stays there.
Nobody's moving it, and nothing's burning through it.
Why it lasts
Thin fire pits burn through. Thick ones don’t.
The bowl from the hardware store is painted steel about as thick as a cookie sheet. Fire burns paint, and by the third fall there’s a hole in the bottom.
Ours is hot-rolled A1011 plate. Three-sixteenths of an inch on the Campfire. A full quarter inch on the Bonfire. Steel this thick doesn’t warp when it gets hot. It doesn’t rattle when a log lands. And there’s nothing to wear through.
For scale: a smokeless stainless drum weighs about 23 pounds. This is twelve of them.
Keep it seasoned and it looks like a cast-iron skillet for as long as you own it.
285pounds · Bonfire · quarter-inch A1011 steel
two slant panels at 62 · two sides at 67 · bottom plate 28
two slant panels at 62 · two sides at 67 · bottom plate 28
Evening. Embers down.
SeasonedWeatheredThe finish
Season it like cast iron.
It’s plate steel, so treat it like a skillet. Wipe it down with oil while it’s still warm and it keeps a deep charcoal black, the way a griddle does. Skip the oil and it weathers to the same brown as an Edge Right border. Either way it’s a quarter inch thick, so there’s nothing to wear through.
Oil it or don’t. Both are right.
At the fire
Less fuss. More fire.
Ash comes out by the handles.
The bottom plate lifts out. Two handles, one dump, back in. The cleanup that stops people using a fire pit is gone.
Together in minutes.
Five pieces. No hardware, no hex key. Two people, and it's lit the evening it arrives.
It won't sink.
Steel this heavy wants to settle into pea gravel or soft ground. The base is turned under, so the weight rides on a flat foot instead of an edge. Set it once and it stays level.
Choose your size
Two pits. One build.
The Campfire is a smaller Bonfire, not a lesser one. Same design, same steel, same five pieces.
Campfire
Two to six people. Most patios.
- Footprint
- 34 × 32 in
- Height
- 18 in
- Weight
- ~150 lb
- Ships
- Parcels, included
$549shipping included
141 of 150 left in batch one. Ships early October.
Bonfire
The whole group. The centerpiece of the yard.
- Footprint
- 40 × 37 in
- Height
- 21 in
- Weight
- 285 lb
- Ships
- Parcels, included
$1,149shipping included
93 of 100 left in batch one. Ships early October.
Most patios want the Campfire. If you host more than a handful of people, or the fire is the point of the yard, get the Bonfire.
Built in batches
We build these in batches.
Each batch is a fixed number of fire pits. Order by September 26 and yours is in the first one, which ships early October. Miss it and you’re in the next one, at the end of October.
Shipping included. 45 days to send it back if it isn’t what you hoped, and we cover the return shipping.
OpenBatch one · ships early October
Campfire141 left of 150
9 reserved · $549 shipped
Bonfire93 left of 100
7 reserved · $1,149 shipped
Order by September 26. Batch two ships end of October.
Batch oneShips early OctoberOrder by September 26. 150 Campfires, 100 Bonfires.
Batch twoShips end of OctoberStarts cutting the day batch one ships.
4.8 · 47 verified fire pit reviews on Trustpilot
The steel has a track record.
These are reviews of the fire pit we just replaced. The new one is the same idea with more steel in it.
“Don't let the price scare you away. This will be the last fire pit you buy.”
Cody S. · Verified buyer · June 2026
“I just bought a tank for a firepit.”
Manuel M. · Verified buyer · May 2026
“So much better than the mesh fire pits you can buy at the big box stores, made of thin sheet metal.”
Michael · Verified buyer · May 2026
Photos from customers, posted with their reviews
Questions people ask
Before you ask.
Is it Cor-Ten, like the edging?
No. The edging is Cor-Ten because it's 16-gauge steel living in wet dirt. A fire pit is a quarter inch of hot-rolled steel that spends its life hot. Thickness is the protection here, not the alloy.
Will it rust?
It's plate steel, so it can. Wipe it with a little oil while it's warm, the way you'd season cast iron, and it stays dark. Leave it bare and it weathers to brown on the surface. At a quarter inch there's nothing for it to rust through.
How do I season it?
Light a small fire so the steel is warm to the touch, then wipe a thin coat of flaxseed or linseed oil on the outside with a rag and let it bake in. Two light coats beat one heavy one. Do it a couple of times a season, or whenever you want it darker.
Will it stain my patio?
Bare steel can shed a little color onto light pavers early on, more so after rain. Seasoning helps. Gravel, a paver pad, or a stand settles it.
How do I move something this heavy?
It arrives in parcels and goes together where it lives. No tools, two people. Then it stays there, which is the point.
Is this a pre-order?
Yes. Each batch is a fixed production run, so a reservation is a spot in a batch. Order by September 26 and you're in the first one, which ships early October. The next batch starts cutting the day that one ships and goes out at the end of October.
Is it smokeless?
No, and it isn't trying to be. It's a fire. The V-shape feeds logs into the coals, so it burns cleaner and longer without tending.
Can I cook on it?
It ships as a fire pit, not a grill. That said, customers have found grill grates that sit on the ledges inside, and one has cooked kebabs and calzones over the coals. If you want a grate from us, tell us; enough people ask.
Where can I put it?
Open air, on a non-flammable surface, with the clearance from your house and fence that your local code calls for.
$1,149 for a fire pit?
It's a quarter inch of American steel, shipping included, and it's the last one you buy. By weight it works out to about four dollars a pound. Cheaper than brisket. The design-shop pits it sits next to run $1,500 to $3,000 and weigh a fraction of it.
Why full price on a pre-order?
Because it isn't a discount, it's a delivery date. We build in batches, and reserving a spot is how you get into the one that's cutting now.
When do I have to order?
Order by September 26 to be in batch one, which ships early October. After that you're in batch two, which ships at the end of October.
What's the return?
45 days, money back, no questions. We cover the return shipping.