HGD 5.5 Mini Fire Pit for Table, Small Tabletop Fire Pit for Smores
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About HGD 5.5 Mini Fire Pit for Table, Small Tabletop Fire Pit for Smores
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
98% liked size and capacity
The compact size of the fire pit makes it incredibly portable, allowing me to bring the ambiance of a crackling fire wherever I go.
Despite its smaller size, our mini fire pit creates a cozy atmosphere and provides the right amount of warmth for intimate gatherings.
Despite its small size, the pit produces a high flame reaching 12-18 inches in height.
If I were to do it again, I would get the next size up for longer burn time, bigger wood capacity, more warmth, and still maintain portability.
95% felt secure with the added safety measures
The fire pit has a solid bottom design that keeps the table clean and prevents ash from scattering everywhere.
I used tin foil cups and ethanol to create a relatively safe way of burning it inside, as long as it is not spilled.
95% appreciated its multi-functional capabilities
I can use it to cook a few small items on skewers, but it is not meant to be a cooking device.
The fire pit can be used in multiple locations such as the beach, camping, deck, or porch.
95% praised the material durability
The mini fire pit creates a cozy atmosphere and provides the right amount of warmth for intimate gatherings.
The solid bottom design of our fire pit keeps the table clean and prevents ash from scattering everywhere.
95% appreciated lightweight design
The mini fire pit has a solid bottom design that keeps the table clean and prevents ash from scattering everywhere.
89% appreciated the heat output
I can make smores or sit by the fire and only use a fraction of the wood I would have in a regular pit.
The temperature of the tile table below the stove is impressive at 94.5 degrees F.
97% found assembly a breeze, but 3% struggled
It is easy to assemble by putting in the grate and filling it with wood or fire pellets.
Assembling the pieces is easy by placing the round parts in the pit and then putting the circular opening piece around the top.
I had difficulty removing the insert because of small bits of grit and ash that prevented it from sliding out.
