PaPaJet 36 Inch Fire Pit with 2 Grill, Outdoor Wood Burning Firepit
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About PaPaJet 36 Inch Fire Pit with 2 Grill, Outdoor Wood Burning Firepit
Overall Feedback:
73% positive
82% felt secure with the added safety measures, but 18% raised concens
I noticed that the grates have a warning attached not to put food directly onto them because of hazardous chemicals/coatings.
To use it safely, I will have to reinforce the legs with a ring.
I found the product to be wobbly and unsafe for use as a fire pit.
I experienced paint blistering and cracking after using the fire pit for the first time, specifically with cardboard and pallet wood. This is a safety concern for future use.
82% appreciated lightweight design, but 18% faced issues
It has a solid construction and is perfect size for a 10' x 10' patio. I am anxious to see how it holds up longer term and will need a cover for winter.
The legs are attached to the body with thin metal and small screws.
92% liked size and capacity, but 8% found it too small
I like the top cover that turns it into a mini 'table' and holds a good amount of firewood that can heat up to 2-3 feet from the pit edge.
I had difficulty getting the bottom grate onto the post and had to use a mallet, which scraped the paint off and will cause it to rust sooner.
93% appreciated its multi-functional capabilities, yet 7% desired more
I like the top cover that transforms into a mini table and holds a decent amount of firewood, which can heat up to 2-3 feet from the pit edge.
The table top cover is perfectly flush to the frame and provides a perfect center piece to a seating area.
The grate advertised with the fire pit is barely functional and comes with a warning not to cook food directly on it.
84% praised the material durability, yet 16% didn't
After the first use of the fire pit, burning cardboard and pallet wood, I experienced paint blistering and cracking in multiple locations.
I suggest buying a stainless steel grate to avoid direct contact with the thin metal at the bottom of the fire pit.
I advise not leaving the product outside as it will rust quickly.
88% found assembly a breeze
I suggest making a simple slit in the lid to use attachments and lid simultaneously without removing anything.
Assembling it was not too difficult and it took around 20 minutes with a drill.
It is very easy to assemble and I love that it has a lid and can be used as a table during the day.
I wish it came with a top mesh cover and a rain cover, but for the price compared to similar pits, it is unbeatable.
