Firewoks are all in stock, and ready to go!
After Chris came and put down a deposit on a stainless Firewok firepit, I have been brewing the idea of taking it over to him. As he added items to his shopping list the idea took hold and resulted in a fantastic mini tour with the Firewok in our new camper. Testing the firewok in the Wild Atlantic was Jasper’s idea, and so he threw it in, and photographed it.
Taking a pic of the Firewok under the sea, putting the longevity to the ultimate test.
The firewok bag is finally here! Its the best place to store your firewok and makes it easy to carry around.
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It’s important that a portable fire pit can be easily moved and stored, preferably in a sturdy bag that can contain any loose debris after the fire pit has cooled. If it is too heavy or won’t pack down, then it’s not really portable. It should be small enough and strong enough to throw into the boot of your car or stash in your shed. A carry handle is also a great addition.
A fire pit that will stand the test of time and not let you down is also worth adding to the list of what you want. There is little point in a disposable product, which will only last a season or two before needing replacing with another one. Look for something made from stainless steel if you really want it to
It’s time for a change, and I am not on my own. We now sell more stainless steel firewok, portable fire pits than our black steel ones. Why? Because we want to stop the endless loop of buy it, then bin it. The stainless ones last a lifetime, and now we’re offering free repair if they ever get damaged.
The black ones last for ages, but not forever, and much as I love seeing people come back after 10 or 15 years, I want to improve on that.