Fire Pits & Garden Fires

Bring the warmth and atmosphere of a real fire to your garden with our premium range of fire pits and garden fires. From classic fire pits and contemporary fire bowls to smokeless designs and traditional garden stoves, we have the perfect fire feature for every outdoor space.

Browse by type:

  • Fire Pits — classic open fire pits for gardens and patios
  • Smokeless Fire Pits — advanced airflow designs that dramatically reduce smoke
  • Fire Bowls — stylish bowl-shaped fire features for a contemporary look
  • Garden Stoves — enclosed wood-burning stoves for sheltered outdoor spaces

All our garden fires are selected for quality, durability and style, designed to complement premium outdoor heating and garden furniture.

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Fire Pits & Garden Fires for Outdoor Spaces

A garden fire is one of the most transformative additions you can make to your outdoor space. Whether you're gathering around a classic fire pit on a summer evening, enjoying the clean burn of a smokeless design or cooking over a garden stove, our range has something for every garden, patio and lifestyle. All our fire pits and garden fires are built to last, using quality materials that withstand the UK climate.

Types of Garden Fire

  • Fire Pits: Traditional open fire pits, ideal for wood burning and social gatherings.
  • Smokeless Fire Pits: Advanced double-wall airflow designs that burn hotter and produce far less smoke.
  • Fire Bowls: Stylish, wide bowl-shaped fire features that make a striking garden centrepiece.
  • Garden Stoves: Enclosed wood-burning stoves for sheltered patios, gazebos and garden rooms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are fire pits legal in the UK?

Yes, fire pits are legal to use in UK gardens. There is no law against having a fire pit in your garden, but you should avoid burning household waste, treated wood or materials that produce excessive smoke. Be considerate of neighbours and check local authority guidelines if you live in a smoke control area.

What is the difference between a fire pit and a smokeless fire pit?

A traditional fire pit is an open bowl or ring that burns wood or charcoal. A smokeless fire pit uses a double-wall design that draws air through vents at the base and secondary burn holes near the top, creating a secondary combustion that burns off smoke particles. The result is a hotter, cleaner burn with significantly less smoke.

What wood should I burn in a fire pit?

Always use dry, seasoned hardwood such as oak, ash or beech for the best results. Avoid burning green (unseasoned) wood, treated timber, painted wood or household waste, as these produce excessive smoke and harmful emissions. Kiln-dried logs are an excellent choice for a clean, hot burn.

Can I use a fire pit on a wooden deck?

Fire pits can be used near wooden decking but should always be placed on a heat-resistant mat or fire pit pad to protect the surface from heat and embers. Maintain a safe distance from the deck edge and any flammable materials. Never leave a lit fire pit unattended.

Do I need a spark guard for my fire pit?

A spark guard or mesh lid is strongly recommended for any wood-burning fire pit, particularly in gardens with children, pets or nearby flammable materials. Spark guards help contain embers and reduce the risk of accidental fires while still allowing you to enjoy the warmth and ambience of an open fire.