Chilling in front of a fab fire pit. That’s your dream, and we’re here to make it come true. Walk this way for traditional and modern fire pits made to last. We insist on quality from our suppliers, which means they’re all a really good buy.
Cook King Fat Boy 80cm Fire Bowl
Cook King Kongo Deep 85cm Fire Bowl
Cook King Montana 80cm High Fire Bowl
Cook King Viking 100cm Fire Bowl
Cook King Toronto 80cm Decorative Fire Bowl
Cook King Porto 100cm Fire Bowl
Cook King Boston 80cm Decorative Fire Bowl
Cook King Brasil 70x70 CM Fire Bowl
Cook King Panama 70cm Fire Bowl
Callow Premium Wood Burning Stone Fire Pit and Patio Heater
Cook King Santiago 70cm Fire Bowl
Cook King Indiana 70cm Fire Bowl
Cook King Fire Bowl Mesh Spark Screen
Cook King Porto 60cm Fire Bowl
Cook King Viking 60cm Fire Bowl
Cook King Flame Fire basket
Is a fire pit the same as a fire bowl? Well, more or less. Take a look at both collections for the full picture. Our beautiful MGO fire pits, available in a lovely, strong white and grey speckled material, are very popular. Choose from cylindrical or square and see how they keep the flames safely contained while giving you all the magic of a real open fire. The Magnesium Oxide they're made from is physically and chemically stable at high temperatures. The material's high thermal conductivity and low electrical conductivity makes it ideal for fire pits.
If you're into outdoor cooking, the Buffalo Fire Pit Rotisserie is a top choice. Tailor made for creating great food outside, it comes with a charcoal grill, BBQ grill and built-in rotisserie. And it cooks large amounts of food at the same time, ideal for alfresco celebrations.
When sheer simplicity is your thing, choose the magnificent Dakota 100cm fire pit. This great big beast will give you hours of heat as well as clear views of the magic of real fire. It's wonderful to gather around.
The Cook King fire basket is the simplest of all, doubling as a handy, rugged garden incinerator for outdoor waste. The look, when the flames flicker through the bars, is hard to beat.
FAQs on Fire Pits & Fire Bowls
A fire pit is a general term for any structure designed to contain a fire outdoors. Fire pits can be built-in or portable and come in various shapes and sizes. A fire bowl, on the other hand, is a specific type of fire pit that is typically round and bowl-shaped, often made from materials like steel, stone, or ceramic. Fire bowls are usually portable and offer a more decorative aesthetic.
Common materials include:
- Steel: Durable and often powder-coated for rust resistance. Lightweight and suitable for portable designs.
- Cast Iron: Excellent heat retention but heavy; ideal for stationary setups.
- Corten Steel: Develops a unique rust patina over time, offering a rustic look with minimal maintenance.
- Stone & Ceramic: Provide a natural aesthetic but can be brittle and heavy; better suited for permanent installations.
- Stainless Steel: Resistant to rust and corrosion, offering a sleek, modern appearance.
Consider the following:
- Space: Ensure the fire pit fits comfortably in your outdoor area with adequate clearance from structures and vegetation.
- Capacity: Larger pits can accommodate more guests and produce more heat but may be less portable.
- Usage: For casual gatherings, a smaller fire bowl may suffice; for larger parties or cooking, a bigger fire pit might be necessary.
Fire pits and bowls can use:
- Wood: Traditional and offers a classic fire experience with crackling sounds and aroma.
- Charcoal: Burns hotter and longer but can be messier.
- Propane/Natural Gas: Provides a cleaner burn with adjustable flame height; often used in gas fire pit tables.
Yes, but safety precautions are essential:
- Placement: Position on a stable, non-flammable surface away from overhanging branches or structures.
- Supervision: Never leave the fire unattended, especially around children and pets.
- Extinguishing: Always have a means to extinguish the fire, such as water or a fire extinguisher, nearby.
Regular maintenance includes:
- Cleaning: Remove ash and debris after each use to prevent buildup.
- Rust Prevention: Apply a high-temperature paint to areas showing signs of rust.
- Covering: Use a weather-resistant cover when not in use to protect from the elements.
Many fire pits and bowls are designed for cooking:
- Grill Grates: Some models come with removable grill grates for cooking food over the fire.
- Cast Iron Cookware: Pots and pans designed for use over open flames can be used in conjunction with fire pits.