3FT Diameter Camp Fire Ring Pit, Large Round Galvanized Steel Fire Pit, Heavy Duty Steel Fire Pit Silver for Backyard, Camping, Bonfire (3x3x1FT)

I recently purchased this 4-foot galvanized steel fire ring for my backyard, and it has been amazing for family gatherings and bonfires! The size is perfect—large enough to build a substantial fire while keeping everything safely contained. It comfortably fits plenty of firewood, and the diameter provides enough space for everyone to enjoy the warmth around it.The galvanized steel construction is heavy-duty and durable, and it’s holding up great despite being exposed to the elements. The silver finish gives it a sleek, polished look, and it doesn’t discolor from the heat. It was easy to set up, and the ring itself feels very sturdy, so I’m confident it’ll last for many seasons.Whether for backyard use or camping trips, this fire ring is ideal for anyone looking for a quality, durable fire pit. It has definitely become the center of our outdoor evenings, and I’d highly recommend it!

I like that it’s easy to assemble and sturdy. I have burned off 10 stumps from my pasture so far. Great product.

The wife loves it.... It's sturdy and I got the big one and it has had large hot fires in it.Shure it will eventually go bad but I predict years of use from it

When used as a fire ring, the zinc plating did not hold up at all and began surface rusting in short order. For my use, this isn't a big deal and may attempt some high temp paint in the future. Also, the steel is quite thin, but that keeps the shipping weight down and handling easy for the consumer. All the hardware was included and even came with cotton gloves to protect against sharp edges - a very thoughtful inclusion!The value is great for the cost. It was easy to construct, and came with more than I expected. Aside of the finish not quite durable enough for a fire pit, it would probably be fine for a raised garden or other uses. Considered buying again as a gift.

When I first received this fire pit, I was a little bit concerned by how thin the metal seemed. However, it went together easily enough, and I found its place of residence in my yard.A couple of small cons to note here:1. It doesn't like hills, regardless of how slight the incline.2. Any little bump, rock, or tuft of grass will make it so that it doesn't lie down evenly. A heavier metal would have countered that with gravity, but you get what you pay for.So, onto actual usage. Since it wouldn't lie flush to the ground, I sprayed an extra heavy ring of water around the fire pit before use. This ended up being a literal life saver because embers would often try sneaking out through those gaps in the bottom.However, this skinny little ring did it's job spectacularly, corralling the sticks and brush I needed to burn and for the most part, keeping everything in place. I had no issues with it burning through the metal, and it's not even rusted, though it's now been outside for months.In the future, I'm probably going to try to dig a slight perimeter for it (and add a gravel liner) so that it lays flat, but otherwise, I have no complaints!

No tools needed. Locking screws with wing nuts makes assembly easy. Extra hardware added. Everything fit nicely.

This works perfectly for a fire pit, or a raised garden bed.

Piece of junk and awkward, not easy to put together with the 40 screws and wing nuts supplied. Certainly not “in a minute” as advertised.Go to Lowe’s and buy one assembled! Shame on me for buying this piece of junk.