Scallop/Tidal Wood Burning Fire Pit in Steel - Fire Pit Art

Oceanic Inspiration in a Wood Burning Fire Pit

The Scallop/Tidal Wood Burning Fire Pit by Fire Pit Art features flowing edges that pay homage to the tide as it rolls onto a beach. Any seating height or position has a great view of the flames, as its 3-foot diameter bowl creates captivating focal points from any angle.

Enjoy the rustic beauty and durability of this 130-pound carbon steel fire pit.

Gas/LP model also available:

• Scallop/Tidal Gas Fire Pit

Make Lasting Memories with Friends & Family

Share. Dream. Laugh. Bond. Unwind. Each Scallop/Tidal fire pit is individually hand built and provides the perfect centerpiece for a solo escape or lively gathering place.

Finished in Iron Oxide Patina, this wood burning fire pit helps create the ultimate campfire vibe. Your carbon steel fire pit will fit perfectly into locations that include:

➤ Backyard, Patio, Deck, Ranch, Private Beach, Garden.

Patina Effect: During the first fire with a pit finished in Iron Oxide, you'll get to watch the patina transform from rust colored to a rich mahogany. (see marked photo)

Why You'll Love It

• Made in the USA: At a family owned business in Tennessee
• Hand Built from 1/4" Carbon Steel: Heirloom quality and durability
• Passionately Created: Individually numbered by your Artisan and affixed to the pit on a brass plaque
• Low Maintenance: The inner bowl has a 1.5" rain drainage hole and is coated with an ultra high-temperature resistant finish
• Beautiful Exterior: The iron oxide patina will mature and darken with use
• Uniquely Yours: Due to the texture and detail of natural materials used and the handcrafting process, no two pieces are exactly the same

Specifications

Fire Pit Art #SC-Wood Burning

Type & Fuel	Outdoor – Wood Burning
Material	Carbon Steel
Color	Iron Oxide Patina
Dimensions	36" bowl diameter x 22"H / 130 lbs. Base: 19"W x 6"H
Spec Sheet	Scallop Spec Sheet (Image)
Warranty	Up to 100 years on stainless steel fire pits, 10 years on carbon steel fire pits, and Lifetime on the gas burner — see Resources Hub below.