A fire feature turns a patio into the place everyone gathers after dark, and the right grill makes it the place everyone eats. Our Fire collection brings together fire pits for warmth and atmosphere with grills and smokers for outdoor cooking, so you can plan the whole backyard evening in one place.
Choosing a fire pit
- Propane or wood: propane fire pit tables light at the push of a button, adjust easily and produce little smoke. Wood-burning fire pits deliver real crackle and campfire scent but need fuel, cleanup and a spark screen.
- Heat output: BTU ratings tell you how much heat a gas fire pit puts out. Higher BTUs suit larger seating areas and cooler climates.
- Size and shape: round pits encourage conversation, while long rectangular fire tables fit sectional seating and give you space to set down drinks.
- Placement: keep fire features well away from the house, overhanging branches and fences, set them on a stable non-flammable surface, and check local fire rules before you buy.
Choosing a grill or smoker
Gas grills are the fastest way to weeknight dinners, charcoal and kamado grills bring deeper flavor, and pellet grills hold low, steady temperatures for smoking with little effort. Compare cooking area to the number of people you usually feed, look for side shelves and a built-in thermometer, and choose a portable model if you camp or tailgate.
Care tips
Cover fire pits and grills when not in use, empty ashes once fully cool, clean grates after each cook and check propane hoses for leaks at the start of each season. A little upkeep keeps your fire features safe and looking good for years.
