Metal Fire Pits

Four metals, four ways to weather

For durability and baked-on color, choose a powder-coated steel fire pit in one of 15 colors. An occasional wash keeps it looking new. A Corten steel fire pit arrives raw and develops an even rust finish that protects the metal without upkeep. A stainless steel fire pit stays bright and brushed without rust, even in salt air. Our hand-hammered copper catches the firelight and deepens into a patina.

Metal fire pits: wood or gas?

Our steel fire sculptures burn firewood or can be ordered for gas. Fire glows through gaps between the staves. Browse wood-burning options for logs, including smokeless pits with double-walled inserts. Choose propane designs for tank-fed gas pits and tables. Order gas pieces for propane or natural gas to get the matching fittings. You'll also find fire pillars and a fire tower.

Choose your shape and size

Consider round bowls and tables for a circle of chairs, square designs for four-sided seating, or rectangular and linear pieces beside a sofa. Most pits and tables measure 36 to 60 inches; linear pieces reach 108 inches.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?

We're an authorized dealer for The Outdoor Plus, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. Call us and we will talk it through. Compare every fuel, shape and type in our Fire Pits collection, or explore glass-fiber concrete pieces for a stone-like look.

Frequently asked questions

Are metal fire pits good?

Yes, heavy steel with an outdoor finish makes a durable choice. These thick steel pieces are handmade in the USA for year-round outdoor use. In gas models, the flame burns in a stainless pan. A cover keeps rain out between fires.

What is the best metal for a fire pit?

It depends on the look you want. Corten develops an even rust brown without upkeep. Stainless stays bright near salt air. Powder-coated steel offers 15 lasting colors. Copper develops a patina. Most designs come in all four metals.

What do you put under a metal fire pit?

Use level pavers, stone or concrete underneath. On a wooden deck, follow the manual and use a heat shield if required. Inside, gas pieces use lava rock or optional fire glass in a stainless pan; wood-burning sculptures burn logs on steel.