A fire pit is a great investment for any garden. With a fire pit, you can enjoy relaxing in your garden much more often, even when it’s getting colder. This guide will show you how to find the best value for money fire pits so that you can make a good decision.

Cost
Fire pits can range from very reasonable to very expensive depending on what you are looking for. In the UK, a standard fire pit can cost anywhere between £25 to over £1000. A good value for money fire pit doesn’t necessarily mean choosing the cheapest one available. You need to consider the design, features, the amount of heat provided, and ease of use.

Quality
Don’t just look at the price of the fire pit, also consider the build quality. The fire pit itself is made from either cast or sheet metal. Never just assume that cast iron is the best. The most important thing is the thickness of the fire bowl itself. Cheap fire pits often have very thin metal work which won’t last very long. Choose a high-quality garden fire pit which will last for a number of years. A cheap fire pit which breaks prematurely is not good value for money, it would be much better to pay a bit more for something more durable.

Mosaic Fire Pits
Almost all fire pits on the market are made from metal. There are a few which are ceramic mosaics. These are often more attractive and are also more durable since they don’t rust. However, as these mosaic fire pits are relatively new nobody knows how well they will last. They could, for example, be prone to frost damage.

Size
Choose the right size fire pit for your garden. A big fire pit might look amazing and might seem like excellent value for money. However, if you don’t need such a large fire pit, then it can be a nuisance. Remember that big fire pits will use a lot more wood and also be more difficult to light. For more information on different fire pits available visit gardenflame.co.uk

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