Yaheetech Hex-Shaped Fire Pit

Description

I’ve had this Yaheetech hex fire pit for a couple of years now and it’s been a real handy addition to my backyard in Wylam, Northumberland. It’s a solid 60cm hexagon bowl with a good depth—about 23cm deep—and it’s got plenty of room for wood and still gives off enough heat for a group. The whole thing’s not super heavy, so it’s easy to move around if you want to shift it from the patio to the garden or even take it with you on camping trips.

The woven mesh sides are a nice touch—lets the fire breathe and gives you a good view without having to crouch down. I especially like that you can see the flames from outside, which makes it feel more open and inviting. There’s also a spark screen built in, so you don’t have to worry about embers flying around. I keep the fire poker handy too—it’s long enough to reach safely when you need to adjust the wood or clear the screen.

I’m not using it much these days, but it’s still in great shape and works well. It’s a bit of a chunky thing, but I’ve found it’s actually very stable when placed on a flat surface. I’ve had it through a few seasons of weather and it’s held up well.

It’s currently sitting in the shed, so it’s ready to go wherever you’d like to use it—perfect for family nights, barbecues, or just chilling with friends. Price is £45 if you’re interested, but I’m happy to chat if you have any questions.