Smoke and soot are the product of incomplete combustion. These particles of unburnt fuel are carried upwards by flames and ...

Shovel out the soil to a depth of 8 in. for your fire pit base. Don’t disturb the underlying soil. Check the bottom of the hole with a level. Remove high spots in your in-ground fire pit by ...

All we had to do was sweep the ash around in the bottom of the fire pit, allowing it to fall through holes into the pan. In addition to firewood, the patio fire pit can use Tiki’s wood pellets ...

It has a unique construction with airflow coming from the bottom of the pit, and holes around the rim to divert the smoke. In practice, though, I was unimpressed with its fire burning. It took ...

When the fire is hot enough, you’ll see the convection start, visible as flames swirling around the pit’s top holes. As the fire burns down, the convection ebbs, and you’ll see more visible ...