32in Fire Pit Table with Lid,Heavy Duty and Deep Fire Bowl,Outdoor Wood Burning BBQ Grill Firepit Bowl with Cover Lid, Fire Pit for Outside Table for Backyard Bonfire Patio Picnic

This is a nice fire pit! It is built well and comes with grill covers and a flat cover so you can convert it into a table. It's easy to haul around and fits an old fire pit protective cover from another one I had purchased years ago. It was easy to assemble and the parts seem durable.

My wife is actually a bigger fan of this than I am. There are just a few tedious things about this that I am not a fan of for example the yellow table top. Why mustard color for the table top? Why not a rustic brown? Why not black if they couldn’t come up with a better color? Instead mustard colored yellow that doesn’t go with anything? The other thing is it just seems to sit low to the ground for me.My wife on the other hand loves it because she says it is nice and large which it is I will give her that, and she likes that it sits Lord of the ground. The bill quality is fairly nice, the assembly took literally a few minutes to do And it definitely looks great with the grill part of it in play. But value for the money I truly just don’t see $199 here. For $200 I guess I have just seen way too many extremely classy and sophisticated fireplaces to be able to justify comparing it to this one.

Assembly required, but only a few bolts. Hardware and tool is included, and very easy to put together. The grates do not feel like a quality piece and are chrome plated. I would have preferred cast iron for durability and longevity, but this is the cheaper route. Once assembled, without the grates, this is the perfect size for a backyard fire pit. The table has a wood design, but more of a laminate. Better than having a fire pit cover as it has held up to the hot summer days without issues. The picture shows a full flame across the fire pit, but it will be more centralized depending on how you stack the wood. Definitely not a smokeless fire pit.For the $200 price point as of July 2025, I feel like there are better options out there. Especially if your yard or area cannot fit a 32" fire pit.

I ordered this tabletop fire pit to cook food over an open flame safely. The black fire pit is large in circumference with a grill that will fit a lot at one time. It is not very deep, but it is good for a small fire with coals and wood chips to cook food without a large flame to burn food. It comes with a sturdy lid that will keep it clean inside and can be used as a table when not in use. I plan on building around it with brick to raise it to the height I prefer with a sturdy base. I am pleased with the sturdy design and function. I recommend this 32in Fire Pit Table with Lid to friends.

For a price currently listed of $200, this fire pit does not feel like it justifies its price, despite the fact it does technically work. It's not especially thick sheet metal and the assembly is just 8 screws and 4 nuts, and I'm not convinced it's going to hold up long term.I'll start with the positives. This fire pit has an incredibly simple assembly; you screw 4 screws into the bowl at the bottom to get the bottom part on, and then you screw on 4 screws with 1 nut each to get the metal parts on that are where the grill sits. The whole pit is pretty lightweight since it's made of sheet metal, so it's easy to move around even when you've got a lot of ashes and burnt wood in the bowl. It's powder coated which is good for coating durability, and helps it resist water and other forms of corrosion too. The lid is nice, letting you use the top as a kind of table when the pit isn't in use. It's easy to get the grill on and off, it just slots into place in the holes on top. The grill is easy to clean as a result, since you can just take it off when it's cool, though of course it can in no way fit in any dishwasher.The negatives are somewhat concerning, at least from my perspective. There's the overall build quality, which frankly leaves me concerned for the long term durability of this pit, because it's made of some relatively thin sheet metal. I'm also unimpressed by the 8 small screws and 4 small nuts that hold it all together, they don't even have washers or anything. There's also the way the whole pit is designed, which is essentially just a big bowl with one small hole in the bottom, and it doesn't get much air from underneath which would make for cleaner-burning fires. You'll need your own screwdriver to put it together, they didn't bother to include one to help with assembly. The lid cannot be used while the grill is hot, it needs to completely cool down first. Finally, the fire pit is not easy to clean out; you have to dump the entire thing completely over, there's no other way to clean it out.I just don't see $200 worth of value in this fire pit, it feels like it should be at most about half that, and I still feel like that would be a high price.* I only review things that I personally use myself and continue to use regularly.* I always give my full, honest, unbiased and unfiltered opinion on everything I review.* I will not hold back or avoid describing any issues I have with a product.* I write exactly what I think about things - the good, the bad, and everything in between.* If I get multiple of something it's because I regularly use and need both of them.* And, I will update my review if something breaks, stops working as intended, or otherwise doesn't hold up as expected.

This is so much fun. It's a great fire pit - AND a great grill. I put hot dogs, potato's, chicken wings on this grill. The best tip I could give though is put them on skewers first, it'll make things much easier to handle. This isn't a replacement for my regular gas grill, but it's a lot of fun for when you want a little snack when you're down by the fire pit.It's very sturdy so you don't have to worry about it tipping over. I like how you can either use the grill over the entire thing, or only half.I highly recommend this fire pit.

This is a nice looking fire pit with a simple design that is easy to assemble. The table top is vinyl covered and the faux wood print looks realistic. The 32" diameter leaves quite a bit of room for food and drinks. Assembly is really easy. Just 4 screws and 4 bolts, drop in the grill racks and it is ready to go. This is our new fire pit for our family retreat, and I really like the table top keeps the pit covered as it will be outside theough the spring, summer and fall. The shallow depth of the pit bowl allows for easy use with charcoal as well.

Great quality. Easy to set up and looks fantastic as either a table or fire pit. Super nice if you only use the fire pit occasionally.