Patio warmer - Brief Article
Sunset, August, 2000 by Peter O. Whiteley
* The heavens light up when you build a fire in this 24-inch-diameter portable firepit. The star and moon shapes, cut into the sides of the high-carbon steel shell, are more than decorative--they supplement air supply. A protective ring of heavy steel serves as a footrest and is also a means of carrying the firepit.
When you add an optional grill, the firepit becomes a barbecue. Although sturdy wire mesh behind the cutouts and a welded mesh top keep embers in place, you should not leave the fire unattended. Sojoe sells the model shown here for $495; other styles and sizes are also available. (888) 316-1404 or www.sojoe.com.
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