Endless Summer Wood Burning Fire Pit

If you’re looking for a classic, rustic fire pit, you can’t go wrong with a wood-burning option. Wood-burning fire pits provide the hard-to-beat sound of crackling fire and work well for cooking as long as you choose a safe wood to burn. They also provide a more intense heat than a gas fire pit.

Wood fire pits also typically offer a cheaper alternative to gas. The flame from a wood fire pit also looks more natural than gas units.

Endless Summer firepit options include wood fire pits in a variety of styles and sizes to fit your outdoor space. They offer fire pits ranging in size from 24.25-inches in length to 30-inches. You can also find fire pits with a brushed copper or oil rubbed bronze finish.

Their designs include simple designs like their geometric and lattice designs or kettle option. Their decorative styles feature one fire pit with a unique flame design and another with stars and moons cut out from the metal. This Endless Summer 30 inch stars and moons fire pit features a removable cooking grid as well!

They offer a fire pit with airflow technology designed to draw in air for a better combustion. This creates long, hot fires with less ash. It’s designed to light quicker and burn cleaner.

All wood-burning Endless Summer fire pits feature a mesh guard to help contain sparks. They also feature a spacious fire bowl to accommodate large fires.To find a selection of LP gas outdoor fire pit and fire pit table options ranging from 30,000 BTU/H – 50,000 BTU/H, search Endless Summer gas fire pits.

Endless Summer’s outdoor firehouse offers a variety of features that can add to the ambiance of your outdoor areas. This firehouse provides warmth and visibility with durable grate so you can see the roaring fire from all sides. Additionally, it offers a chimney to direct smoke and ash up and away. Lastly, enjoy this firehouse in more ways than one with its slide-out cooking grid.

Wood fire pits require quite a few safety precautions. This is in no way an exhaustive list, but here are some factors you should consider:

• Keep fire pits at least ten feet away from anything flammable, including houses, outbuildings, and plants.
• When choosing wood to burn, avoid construction lumber. Construction lumber often uses chemical resins, adhesives, and other substances that, when burned, emit toxic fumes.
• One stray spark can cause a fire to get quickly out of hand. For this reason, never leave a fire unattended. Also, keep a bucket of sand or a hose nearby to extinguish the flames if needed. Consider investing in a fire blanket to smother a fire.
• Your city, town, county, or home owners' association may include restrictions or rules about burning wood in the area. Some areas may require a permit, require age restrictions for tending to the fire, or other ordinances against fires. Check with local authorities to find out about the restrictions in your area.
• While gas fire pits may use decorative media like black fire glass or lava rock for added decoration, do not add these to a wood-burning fire pit. They were not designed for use with wood fires.

Lastly, Endless Summer issues a Prop65 warning for their wood-burning fire pits, which reads as follows:

Warning: Inhalation of wood dust is known to the State of California to cause cancer. Burning wood results in emissions that can expose you to chemicals including carbon monoxide, soot, smoke, and other combustion by-products, which are known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm, and/or other adverse health effects. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.