32 Inch Round Fire Pit Table with Fire Pit Grill, Extra Thick, Heavy Duty Fire Bowl, Deep Outdoor Firepit, Wood Burning Firepits for Outside Patio, Backyard Fire Pits, Large BBQ Pit

We recently added this chic firepit to our backyard, and it completely transformed the atmosphere. As renters we wanted a modern design and this instantly elevated the entire look of our bland backyard. Sleek, n stylish.When lit, it gives off a good amount of warmth. We’ve spent so many more nights outside since getting it….it’s like having an outdoor living room.Our backyard was unusable before.One of my favorite features is the multi-use design. When the fire’s not on, we just pop the cover on and use it as a table for drinks or snacks, although can be low. It’s the perfect blend of form and function, and it really makes the space feel complete.Highly recommend if you’re looking for something that’s both modern and practical!

Love the look and functionality of this firepit. It is nice to have something that stands out from the neighbors. I especially like the lid keeping things looking clean and tidy.

Great if you want something different and more quality without breaking the bank. Like the extra accessories it comes with.

Love this 32 inch Denkoe fire pit table. It makes a great table, fire pit and cooking grill. Looks great on the new patio and ready to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Erie Canal.

This is great! Well made, attractive and comes w a grate in case you’d like to grill over the open fire. It’s a little awkward to move but that can be expected. We’ve moved it various times to serve different areas of the yard and it’s still in fantastic shape and as good as new.

Small size was perfect for our location and we like how it doubles as a coffee table

I don’t know how this product could possibly be made of cast iron. Have you ever seen cast-iron that scratches to reveal silver metal? It is clearly misrepresented, falsely advertised, and priced to suggest a higher-end product while being comparable to much cheaper coated steel or composite alloy fire pits, which I suspect it is. The materials are thinly coated at that, and just like everyone else’s review states, mine also arrived damaged. Additionally, the screw holes didn’t align properly, which made assembly cumbersome. It is not deep as stated it’s actually the most shallow fire pit I’ve personally ever purchased. And while it is heavy, it is not nearly heavy enough to be cast-iron or anything comparable and the overall construction feels flimsy and low-quality.I contacted the seller directly and was offered only a 30% price adjustment. When I raised concerns about the false advertising, they were dismissive and merely stated they would “reach out to their manufacturer”—without offering meaningful accountability or resolution.Even at a significantly lower price point—$75 to $90, which would more accurately reflect the quality—I would still leave a negative review. Nearly every advertised feature was the opposite of what was delivered.Additionally, while the lid fits the unit, it is not waterproof and leaks, which defeats the purpose of having a covered fire pit. More concerning, the underside of the lid is not fireproof or heat resistant. There is no warning or guidance about this in the documentation, but placing it on the unit before the fire is fully extinguished and the pit completely cooled could present a serious fire hazard.Update: I received a full refund through Amazon’s A-to-Z Guarantee without having to return the item, as the claim was clearly eligible due to misrepresentation, damage, and the unreasonably burdensome return process. If you’ve experienced similar issues, I highly recommend pursuing that option.

We are really enjoying this fire pit, it’s very attractive. My only issue is the wood on the table. The top is not water tight, water gets down into the bowl of the fire pit. I assume since it said waterproof that that also meant that it wouldn’t allow water to get into the fire pit itself. I I tried using some clear caulk, we will see if that keeps the water out, fingers crossed.