Fire Pits & Fire Bowls

Do fire pits keep you warm outside?

Fire pits can certainly keep you warm in your outdoor space; however, the level of warmth depends on its fuel source, the size of the pit and flame, and if there are other materials in the pit to help create heat. If you want to enjoy your fire pit on cool evenings, you’ll want to consider the BTUs of the fire pit in accordance with the type of fire pit.

Can you put a fire pit on grass?

Fire pits can be safely put on grass, but often with the drawback of compression and wilting of the grass due to high temperatures. There are a few ways you can protect the health and appearance of your lawn so that you won’t have to worry about using your fire pit causing patches in your grass. Laying down a fire pit mat or outdoor tiles are both easy ways to separate your fire pit from your lawn.

Do fire bowls give off heat?

Although seen as more of a decorative element for both indoor and outdoor contemporary design, fire bowls can emanate heat to warm up your surroundings. Fire bowls come in various sizes, like fire tables and pits and are often propane gas-operated and portable. For a larger flame and more heat, you can opt for a wood-burning fire bowl.

Are fire bowls or fire pits safer?

Fire bowls and fire pits have slight differences, but neither is safer than the other. Both require general supervision, especially when pets and children are around. When choosing between a fire bowl or fire pit, you should consider purpose, portability, style, and personal preferences. There is a wide range of designs that can complement your home, from contemporary to rustic.