Pleasant Hearth OFW717RC Palmetto Fire Pit with Cooking Grid

Buen tamaño y excelente material, recomendado

Overall this fire pit looks good. All peripherals are good quality. Putting it together isn't that easy for one person, and the cross bar details on the bottom sides get stuck on one side and then can't be budged so the other side is sticking out on some of them. Haven't used it yet because wanted to post this first. Product arrived with a big gash in the box and as soon as I felt that it was the bottom of the bowl on the inside, I knew right away there would be damage to it. And there was. Since it probably won't effect the functioning of the bowl, it's not a huge deal, however not great to receive a damaged item. I guess I could try to bang it down a bit, but that could make it worse. Whether this was the condition of the item from the supplier or the damage occurred during shipping, the packaging should be better to protect the bowl. Note that I purchased a fire pit that was similar locally for about the same price a couple of years ago and this is actually better quality. Don't expect much for a $100 metal fire pit. It will rust easily so try to keep it covered. The poker was the same size. The lid will fall apart in time. If you want something much better, expect to spend an extra $100 at least.

This was my mother's day gift, & i love it! It went together with ease, & it's sturdy enough that we'll use it for years. But it's lightweight enough that we can pick it up & stow it in the garage if a bad storm/hurricane heads our way. Not to mention that it's such a beautiful addition to our backyard. We got the cover to go with it & love that, too!

Lindo, fácil de armar, lo compramos para hacer bombones, de buena calidad

Was disappointed as soon as it came out of the box, but we were desperate for a fire and it looks like other brands aren't much better. I had really hoped this brand would be decent. It's so sad the quality of things these days.To assemble, we had to drill holes and force-fit the parts. The main arms had to be installed backwards (convex) to actually fit the bowl. Some holes were missing, requiring us to drill into the metal.The fire bowl itself is thin and cheap. The coating was already scratched a bit when it arrived, but it's worthless anyway. Rust appeared after one use and most of the coating was gone (we even rinsed out the bowl and leaned it against a wall in the garage to dry after use).We plan to reinforce the bottom of the bowl with an old pan to prevent the bottom from collapsing. With any luck it'll survive the summer.