Best Fire Pits & Chimineas UK (2026) — Page 3

Pros

• 3mm thick steel bowl tilts for a horizontal or diagonal flame
• Ash grate and poker included for easy fire management
• Rain cover helps protect it when left outdoors

Cons

• Newer model with fewer reviews than long-running fire pits

Pros

• Large 90cm bowl throws serious heat for bigger seating areas
• Heavy-gauge steel construction built to last outdoors
• Matte black finish suits most patio styles

Cons

• Large size needs a dedicated spot — not easy to move solo

Pros

• Wide round bowl suits gathering friends and family around a wood fire
• Long-running La Hacienda design with hundreds of UK reviews
• Simple, sturdy build at a mid-range price

Cons

• No lid included — needs covering or storing in wet weather

Pros

• Includes a grill gate so it doubles as a BBQ
• Spark guard mesh and metal poker included for safer evenings
• Compact 61 x 61 x 58cm footprint suits smaller patios

Cons

• Thinner steel than premium corten fire bowls

Pros

• Deep 28-inch carbon steel bowl throws strong heat for group seating
• Drain hole helps clear rainwater when left outside
• Portable handles make it easy to reposition or take camping

Cons

• No lid included — needs covering or storing in wet weather

Pros

• Large capacity cast iron body throws good heat for cool evenings
• Comes with a free frost-proof rain cover, poker and toasting rack
• Bronze effect finish suits most garden styles

Cons

• Heavy cast iron construction makes it awkward to move once assembled