ISO good quality fire pit

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Didn't know best place to ask this question so here we are...I'm looking to buy myself a good quality back yard fire pit for Christmas. I have a metal/copper chiminea that's about 15 years old and has been heavily used and is now in need of replacement. I've researched some of the smokeless one's but they're expensive and I actually like the smoke, haha, so that's not a necessity. I've looked through all the one's on Amazon as well. Just wondering if any of you have some secret deal or "not commonly known" tip for a good quality fire pit.

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The Squatch
 
I have an outdoor pellet stove that turns it from fall to summer in my backyard. I always wanted a wood stove indoors but living in the south couldn't justify cutting all the holes in the wall for it.
 
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Thor said:
I have an outdoor pellet stove that turns it from fall to summer in my backyard. I always wanted a wood stove indoors but living in the south couldn't justify cutting all the holes in the wall for it.
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Put it in, you won’t regret it. My wood stove vents into a pipe that I slid up our fireplace. Nothing like burning that wood the past few nights.
 
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Arcc said:
Put it in, you won’t regret it. My wood stove vents into a pipe that I slid up our fireplace. Nothing like burning that wood the past few nights.
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We put in an Eiklor Flames 30” Ultimate 5 gas log set about 12 years ago, BTUs are 180K/hr, seemed like a good idea at the time when it cost about a dollar an hour at max, now it’s probably 2 bucks an hour. It still can lift the main living space 10 degrees an hour and push mid 80s no matter how cold it is outside.

Hindsight, I probably would have gone with a cast iron wood burning stove insert, Vermont Castings come to mind. Although a gas fired furnace is the way to go, been about 5 years and never looked back. The logs are now purely for when we really want to double down on our gas bill.
 
SASQUATCH said:
$500 or less...wood burning
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WeatherNC said:
www.wayfair.com

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breeo.co

Y Series Portable Smokeless Fire Pit

Our new Y Series Fire Pit is designed for portability and allows you the freedom to travel, cook, or just relax around a smokeless fire anywhere, anytime, with a variety of fuels. Stow or pack with collapsible legs Built-in heat shield allows you to safely burn on all surfaces including...
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Didn't think about wayfair, thanks.
 
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