Inspired by the open fire cooking of the American West, this backyard must-have can be a simple fire pit or an outdoor cooking game changer. Fire it up, cook, and feast just about anywhere. When you’re done, easily break it down for storage. Read more Overview The Barebones solid steel Cowboy Fire Pit & Grill system is the absolute go-to for any backyard or outdoor living space. With the input of partnering open fire chefs, this modular design allows for multi-use as fire pit, open fire grilling, and cooking station. Inspired by the open fire cooking and mobile Chuck Wagons used in the American West after the Civil War. An adjustable grill grate gives you choice for the source and distance of heat, creating perfect cooking conditions every time. Overhead tool storage and hanger bar is an organizer's dream, or more room for cooking. Lighter in weight than cast iron and more durable than copper, our Cowboy Fire Pit is constructed from heavy-duty steel. Stable enough for heavy backyard use and versatile enough to throw in the car and bring to your favorite outdoor spot. The steel is coated with FDA-approved high-temperature paint to improve the look and feel of the fire pit. Features & Benefits: Cowboy inspired Fire Pit & Grill Constructed from heavy-duty steel, coated with FDA-approved high-temperature paint Large, 30" diameter fire bowl Fire bowl sits on four small legs Includes taller legs to bring the grill 36" from the ground for easy cooking Height adjustable grilling grate Overhead tool storage and hanger bar (27" above the grill) Easily breaks down for easy travel and storage Dimensions: Length: 35" Handle to handleWidth: 30", and 36" with grill grate attached to one sideHeight: 9" as a fire bowl, 31"-36", and 51"-56" with the hanger/pole system Care & Maintenance: We recommend cleaning the fire bowl after each use to help ensure the longevity of the pit and prevent any fire hazards. Allow the fire pit bowl to cool completely and remove any debris. Dispose of the debris in a container designed for ash disposal, such as a metal trash can or bucket. Ensure there is no water remaining in the bowl before storing it, as any moisture can cause rust or other damage to the metal.Brush your grill grate after every use and thoroughly clean the grill grate every few months depending on usage. For thorough cleansing, remove the grill grate and place it into warm soapy water. Let it soak for at least 15 minutes and scrub thoroughly with a long-handled grill brush. For stubborn grease, form a paste using one cup water and three cups baking soda and scrub thoroughly. When finished scrubbing, rinse the grill grate clean. Dry thoroughly to prevent rust and apply a light coating of cooking oil, like olive or avocado.
