Outdoor Fire Pit Tables

Copper is a great outdoor material due to its resistance to corrosion. Even near flames or when exposed to rain or snow, copper materials retain their look and don’t show signs of wear and tear for long periods of time.

If you’re noticing constant hissing sounds or the fire being produced is not as prominent, it might be time to replace or fix existing equipment. Contact the manufacturer for tips on how to replace outdated parts or consult a local professional to get the fire pit back in working order.

Most modern fire pits use gas, electric, or wood to keep the flame going. The first two options make it convenient to operate and control the fire pit. However, it can make your monthly bills more expensive with extended use. While it does require more work and cleanup, wood-based fire pits are more natural and allow you to control the fire’s intensity and overall length.

The main difference is portability. More fire pits can be moved around rather than being held in a specific place outdoors. This makes it easy to create gathering spots while still ensuring safety for your home. An outdoor fireplace also requires more structure, as it’s usually placed against a flat wall so that the damper can vent the gas and smoke from the fire. With a fire pit, you don’t need as much structure, and you can move it around while the fire vents into the open air.