Copper fire pits bring warm color and hand-hammered texture to your outdoor living space. Every piece here is handmade in the USA by The Outdoor Plus. A hammered copper fire pit catches the firelight in the small facets left by its hammer marks. You can choose propane or natural gas. Match lit ignition is standard, and electronic push-button ignition is optional. From a low centerpiece to a tall flame, there is a shape for your patio or backyard.


How copper ages

Copper contains no iron, so it never rusts. This living finish weathers from bright to russet and brown over months and years, then slowly develops a soft blue-green patina. Like heirloom copper, each piece becomes one of a kind.

Choose your copper fire pit style

Choose round shapes for a circle of chairs, square designs for four-sided seating, or rectangular and linear pieces beside a sofa. Low pits have a ledge, while fire tables have a tank door for a propane tank. Bowls span 24–48 inches across, and rectangular pieces reach 108 inches long.

Find a copper fire pit bowl for a pedestal or a copper fire bowl with a spillway pouring a sheet of water into your pool or spa. A fire pillar or fire tower adds height.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?

We are an authorized dealer, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. Explore The Outdoor Plus collection or compare all shapes and fuels in our Fire Pits collection. Most copper designs also come in other metals, including stainless steel, Corten steel and powder coat finishes. For a stone-like look, consider glass-fiber concrete. Call us and we will talk it through.

Frequently asked questions

Will a copper fire pit rust?

No. Copper has no iron, so it cannot rust. It gradually shifts from bright copper through russet and brown toward blue-green patina. That protective layer is part of the piece's character, not a flaw.

Does copper make a good fire pit?

Yes, if you want warm color and a finish that ages uniquely, even in coastal salt air. The gas flame burns in a stainless steel pan, without embers or ash. A cover keeps rain out of the pan between fires.

Can you burn wood in a copper fire pit?

No. Every piece here is made for gas, not firewood. Choose natural gas or propane when ordering so the fittings match your fuel. You light the flame with a match or optional electronic ignition rather than tending logs.