Designed not to leave a trace.

This fire pit incorporates a secondary combustion principle to assist with reducing the smoke wood sometimes gives off.

When designing this Fire Pit, I looked at the Suzuki Jimny and its limited space. I wanted it to be a luxury that people with limited space could take with them and enjoy the simple pleasure of having live flames on their travels.

Single Log Fire Pit Dimensions:

When disassembled the Single Log Fire Pit comes in at H55mm x W190mm x L400mm

Once completely set up the Fire pit measures H325mm x W190mm x L410mm

Twin Log Fire Pit Dimensions:

When disassembled the Single Log Fire Pit comes in at H55mm x W260mm x L400mm

Once completely set up the Fire pit measures H325mm x W260mm x L410mm

Included in with the Fire Pit is a set of pot bars, giving you space on the Fire Pit to place a kettle and get some Coffee or Hot Chocolate going.

Made from 1.6mm for the main body and 3mm for the pot bars, everything is 430 stainless steel, this Fire Pit is both durable and easy to clean.

It folds down to just 55mm in depth, making it easy to pack into a carry bag and transport to your campsite or stored away in tight spaces.

All of the parts are made to clip into each panel so no tools are required.

The Fire pit can either be used on it’s own or placed on top of the ash tray, if you aren’t wild camping and you don’t need the ash tray then use it as a table.

Made from 430 Stainless Steel and not 3CR12 like other camping equipment.

430 Stainless Steel has a higher chromium (Cr) percentage which makes it significantly more resistant to corrosion.
The lower chromium (Cr) grade of 3CR12 has some advantages, easier to weld, but you give up noticeable corrosion resistance in return.