We haven�t fully tested this yet due to the winter weather however 1st impressions are very good.

The main base looks nice with its stone effect and is quite weighty and stable.

There is a steel bowl which is painted black (hopefully this is heatproof!) along with a tray to go in the bottom to keep your fuel aerated. On top of this, you can fit the bbq tray if using it. All of this is neatly capped by a black-painted mesh dome to catch stray sparks and cinders.

Also included is a metal prong for manoeuvring the hot grilles, a small touch-up paint pot, a brush and a waterproof cover for outdoor storage.

The whole assembly is about 50cm in diameter and it stands about 50cm tall also so it�s not huge but great for a small garden or yard. It should be noted that this isn�t suitable for use on wooden decks, dry grass and other combustibles.

Overall a great little package that we can�t wait to try out properly in some finer weather!

This firepit comes well packaged in a whole lot of polystyrene and a sturdy box. The outside cylinder of faux stone is well made and certainly looks good. It's reasonably thick and sturdy. You drop the black metal bowl into the cylinder and add the fire grate at the bottom and there's an optional BBQ grill. Over that you have the fire guard style lid. There's also a poker come lifting tool for removing the hot fire guard top. You also get a little pot of paint for touching up if you get any damage to the black bowl.
The fire pit works well for sitting around a nice cosy fire of an evening. I'm not so sure about using it as a BBQ because there is no way to adjust the airflow but it should work as a basic BBQ okay.
Finally, it also comes with a very nice quality, thick weather cover.