AMADA HOMEFURNISHING 19″ Propane Fire Pit with Grill Grate, 58,000 BTU, Folding Legs, Propane Tank Holder, Cover, and Carry Strap, No Ignition Needed, Easy Flame Adjustment, CSA-Certified, Portable

Worth the $
Easy to assemble, move, puts out nice heat.

Great Quality
Better than expected. Wanted something to roast Marshmallow for the kids at camp site and this does the job. It could also act as a fire for a grill. PERFECT!!

GREAT IDEA WITH ONE CAVEAT!!!
I ordered this because the picture showed food sitting over the top of the grill grate. That image left me with the impression that this fire-pit could serve a dual purpose. First, as a fire-pit for sitting around and keeping warm, and second, could also be used as a BBQ for gilling. While you can cook food on it, look closely at the sales page details, where it says, “Note: avoid direct food contact with the grate.” It doesn’t explain why that is, so I can’t tell you why they have included that caution. I was thinking than I could perhaps put aluminum foil down on the grill and cook the food on the aluminum foil, however closer research said that grilling with aluminum foil spread over the surface of the grill grates on a gas grill, creates a higher potential for fire, and covering the grates doesn’t allow enough air to circulate. So the recommendation is to form a pouch around your food with aluminum foil and then place the food pouch on a gas grill to grill it. That way only a portion of the grill grates are covered minimizing the risk of fire or lack of air circulation. I have to take a star off, for having that limitation for grilling, but it is still a great portable fire-pit to have, as well as awesome for smores, and has some limited grilling capability. The unit isn’t heavy and the straps for portability was a nice addition. It also comes with a nice long propane tubing hose with propane connector to reach your propane tank. I also appreciate that the fire-pit comes with a lid when not in use. Initially I though the unit was so low to the ground, until I realized there are foldable legs on it. It still sits lower, but not unreasonably so. Finally the carrying strap is handy if you want to take this on a camping trip or someplace where a portable fire-pit would come in handy.

The Only Fire You’ll Ever Need (Without the Smoke Signals)
Let me tell you—this fire pit gets it. I wanted warmth, ambiance, and maybe the ability to roast a marshmallow or two without feeling like I just smoked 10 briskets. And boom: this gas-powered wonder DELIVERS.With a toasty 58,000 BTUs of heat, it’s like giving your backyard (or campsite) a big warm hug—without coughing through smoke like you’re reenacting a foggy London mystery novel. Setup is easier than convincing someone to join you around it. Just press, twist, and voilà—fire! No batteries, no lighter, no rubbing sticks together like a caveman with anxiety.The CSA certification and safety features gave me real peace of mind. Flame goes out? No problem—it shuts itself off faster than my uncle leaving when the bill comes. Plus, it won’t torch your grass, so your lawn stays pristine, and you stay on your neighbor’s good side.But wait—there’s a grill! A legit cast iron grate that lets you cook up campfire steaks, heat water for cocoa, or just look rugged while you sip wine in your backyard. (Pro tip: don’t put food directly on it unless you enjoy iron-flavored hot dogs.)It’s portable, folds up neatly, and comes with lava rocks, a tank holder, cover, and strap—basically everything but the ghost stories.Final verdict: This fire pit is fire. 🔥 Cozy vibes, safe design, portable power. Whether you’re glamping or just pretending your driveway is the Grand Canyon, this thing brings the heat—and then some.