Collection: Smokeless Fire Pits
Enjoy the warmth and ambience of a real fire without the smoke with our range of premium smokeless fire pits. Using advanced double-wall airflow technology, these innovative fire pits burn hotter and cleaner than traditional designs — ideal for gardens where smoke could affect neighbours or nearby seating areas.
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Smokeless Fire Pits for Gardens & Patios
Smokeless fire pits represent the next generation of outdoor fire technology. By using a precision-engineered double-wall design, they draw cool air through vents at the base and feed it back into the fire through secondary burn holes near the top. This creates a secondary combustion that burns off the smoke particles before they can escape — resulting in a hotter, more efficient fire with dramatically less smoke.
Benefits of a Smokeless Fire Pit
- Up to 90% less smoke than a traditional fire pit
- Hotter, more efficient burn
- Less ash and residue to clean up
- More neighbour-friendly for urban and suburban gardens
- Suitable for use in many smoke control areas (check local regulations)
Frequently Asked Questions
Are smokeless fire pits truly smokeless?
Smokeless fire pits produce significantly less smoke than traditional fire pits — typically up to 90% less — but they are not completely smoke-free. The amount of smoke produced also depends on the type and dryness of the wood used. Always use dry, seasoned hardwood or kiln-dried logs for the cleanest burn.
Can I use a smokeless fire pit in a smoke control area?
Some smokeless fire pits may be suitable for use in smoke control areas, but this depends on the specific model and local authority regulations. Always check with your local council before using any fire pit in a designated smoke control area. Using only approved smokeless fuels will also help ensure compliance.
What wood should I use in a smokeless fire pit?
For the best results and minimum smoke, use kiln-dried hardwood logs with a moisture content below 20%. Oak, ash and beech are excellent choices. Avoid green (unseasoned) wood, treated timber or softwoods such as pine, which produce more smoke and creosote.
How do I clean a smokeless fire pit?
Allow the fire pit to cool completely before cleaning. Remove ash from the base using a small shovel or ash tool. The double-wall design means there is less ash to deal with compared to a traditional fire pit. Wipe down the exterior with a damp cloth and store under a cover or indoors when not in use to prolong the life of the finish.