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Centurion Supports Fireology DIABLO Contemporary Garden & Patio Heater Fire Pit Brazier and Barbecue with Concrete Stone-Effect Finish

Name: Centurion Supports Fireology DIABLO Contemporary Garden & Patio Heater Fire Pit Brazier and Barbecue with Concrete Stone-Effect Finish
Brand: CENTURION SUPPORTS
SKU: Diablo Light Grey
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Description

A contemporary design with a hemispheric frame, the Diablo fire pit is practical, convenient and can be used with charcoal, logs, coal and wood. Beautifully completed with real stone effect finish, it is perfect for providing warmth in a garden, yard, patio, terrace, or similar areas.
The Diablo is a clever multi-function Fire Pit - it can be used as a Fire Pit, a Barbeque or an Ice Bucket.
The safety mesh lid of the Diablo charcoal fire pit allows you to watch the burning fire, encloses the fire for safety and prevents sparks and debris flying out. The poker tool can be used for both removing the mesh cover and rearranging the logs or coal.
For your convenience, the following accessories are included with the Diablo garden fire pit: poker tool, barbecue grill, safety mesh lid, charcoal rack, clear and concise instructions for easy self-assembly, waterproof protective cover to protect it from dust, leaves and rain.
The Diablo outdoor fire pit has a concrete influenced design and is made of Eco-Stone composite fibre. Additionally, it is durable and rust resistant with a heat proof frame and a steel bowl with a black powder coated finish. Dimensions: Diameter: 60cm x Height: 56cm.

Features

Brand
CENTURION SUPPORTS
Colour
Black
Height
56 cm
Width
60 cm
Warranty
1 year(s)

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Fire pits can double up as heating and cooking devices and are perfect for warming up those chilly evenings outdoors. Traditionally fuelled by wood or charcoal, fire pits come in various shapes, sizes and materials. Read on to discover the benefits of each type and find the right fire pit for you.

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