Gallery Fire Pit

Warm evenings with lingering sunshine... a summertime blessing best taken advantage of by moving your cooking and dining outdoors. And although I swear by the American icon Weber grill for my outdoor cooking needs, it doesn’t mean I’m not a bit envious of this contemporary sleek spun iron and stainless steel gallery fire pit that doubles as a grill. Available from RedEnvelope for $250.

Comments (4)

This is fabulous! I love the design. Too bad NYers aren't allowed to use such things on our balconies. Damn!

posted by anne on 2006-07-07 14:17:11

Speaking of NY'ers and fire pits, what are the rules/regulations about using one of these if you have an outdoor deck/exclusive roof access? Anyone know? I know a barbecue is ok, but what about one of these?

posted by Rocknrope on 2006-07-10 11:52:03

If a bbq is allowed then pits are allowed. Just like the bbq, follow the precautions and use in an area where there is no chance of it igniting anything.

posted by Bbabe on 2006-07-12 22:46:33

I purchased this firepit. While sexy and big, there were a few caveats:

1) Construction isn't top notch - the holes in the pit did not line up with the legs, so I had to use a drill to realign. Not particularly fun.

2) Rusts - I left this out in the rain, as I imagine most people do with firepits, and even unused, the pit and the cover started rusting. I scraped off the rust with a wire brush and repainted with a high heat spraypaint made for grills. Looks great now, but still, be aware.

posted by Rocknrope on 2006-10-24 14:23:39