16 Inch Auto-Ignition Patio Gas Fire Pit with Waterproof Protective Cover

Ok a lot of pleasant surprises here. First, I had no idea that it looked like a burnt tree stump - thats really cool! It's not just a print, it's textured. It will fit well in the trees behind our cabin. The exterior has a cement/ceramic feel to it - really tough and reeeally heavy. Pretty simple installation - put in a AAA battery, plug in some propane - done! It lit up really easy on the very first try. It comes with lava rock which holds and transmits the heat really well, but I'm going to throw some glass rock in mine so it matches my fire pit cement color. But the flame on this is TALLL - I'll see if I can do a quick video of it and put it here. Once the rocks are put in it will settle those flames down, but this pit can put out a good amount of heat. Now I'm wanting to keep it at home :) It comes with a cover to try to keep the bugs out (they can nest in these and clog it up) and some kind of touchup pen, but I don't think I'll ever need that. It was packaged well, and survived a nasty UPS shipment perfectly. This is a great little pit that I can't wait to use when it gets warmer - right now it's negative 2°.

Wife loves everything about this firepit.I liked how well packaged it was and the ease in assembly.Looking forward to cooler nights

The package arrived earlier than expected, and I eagerly opened it. Suffice to say, I was excited when it came out because it was actually bigger than I thought it would be. Its design is unique because most of it is square. It looks great on our patio, and it's warm.

This is perfect for our deck. It looks very nice and works well. We even roasted marshmallows perfectly on it.

Just received and assembled fire pit. Turned gas bottle on and turned on gas control knob, per lighting instructions. Held ignition button in 15-20 seconds and retried again. Saw spark in pilot box. Nothing, no ignition. No flames. EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED. NOW WHAT.