Explore our premium fire pit collection and bring warmth, style, and lasting comfort to the space you love most. Our lineup features trusted brands like Warming Trends, Athena, Cowboy Cauldron, HPC, and American Fyre Design, so every outdoor fire pit you shop for is built to perform season after season. Whether you want a compact patio fire pit or a statement backyard fire pit, our experts help you match size, fuel type, and finish to your outdoor living plans.
Find the Best Fire Pit for Your Space
From wood-burning bowls to gas fire pit tables, our range covers every layout and fuel preference. Choose a portable outdoor firepit for smaller decks, or anchor a large patio with an outdoor firepit centerpiece that seats the whole family.
Quality That Lasts Season After Season
Hand-forged plate steel — built to weather, not to replace
GFRC concrete and 304 stainless — cast tops on rust-resistant powder-coated bases
Brass CROSSFIRE burners — corrosion-resistant, taller and fuller flames
Lifetime brass warranty — clean, steady flames season after season
Start Your Fire Pit Project Today
Browse our full range of fire pits at Embers Living and find the design that fits your yard, your budget, and the long evenings you want to spend outside. If you have any questions, contact our support team via email at sales@embersliving.com or call (303) 800-5659, and we will get you a straight answer.
FAQs
1. How much does a fire pit cost?
Most fire pits cost between $150 and $3,000. Portable wood-burning bowls typically run $150–$600, gas fire pit tables $800–$2,500, and premium built-in burner systems $2,000+ before stone or enclosure work.
2. What's better: a wood, propane, or natural gas fire pit?
Natural gas is best for permanent installs with instant on/off heat and no refills. Propane offers the same convenience and portability. Wood-burning delivers real crackle and campfire aroma but produces smoke and ash cleanup.
3. How far should a fire pit be from a house?
Keep a fire pit at least 10 feet from any structure, fence, or overhanging branches — 20–25 feet is safer for wood-burning models. Always confirm local fire codes and HOA rules before installing.
4. Can you put a fire pit on a wood deck or patio?
Yes, with protection. Use a gas or propane model rated for deck use, place it on a fire-resistant mat or heat shield, and maintain the manufacturer's minimum clearance. Wood-burning fire pits are not recommended on wood decking.
5. What size fire pit do I need?
A 30–36-inch fire pit comfortably seats 4–6 people and suits most patios. Choose 40–48 inches for larger gatherings, and allow 3 feet of open space between the fire pit edge and any seating.
