Sunjoy Outdoor Fireplace, Smith Collection Patio Wood Burning Steel Fireplace with Chimney, Spark Screen, Fire Poker, and Removable Grate, Copper with Yellow Tile

I have been searching for exactly this for a long time. Had one similar that lasted over a decade. It's something different than the other neighbors have and beautiful as a fire pit and looks great on our patio. It's tall, elegant, great quality. The doors open so that you can make s'mores easily and add wood as needed. We get so many compliments on this!

Very nice outdoor fireplace. Seems to be well made. Solid.

Its nice, could be a heavier metal gage but still a good value for the money.

Disliked that it is damaged in shipment plus the inconvenience it presents! It is very heavy and to get it back into the shipping container is going to be difficult! We are not happy campers!!Dennis was able to correct the damage done in shipment and it is a beautiful item again!So, we are happy campers!

This is a beautiful piece for our patio. Works well and can see us using it for many years!

The fireplace arrived with a dent in it and a big chunk of the ceramic tile was missing. I contacted Amazon and they told me that if I didn't return it they would refund me half of the purchase price - which I'm sorry I did. First it was a nightmare to assemble. Next I’ve had it for 4 months and the coating is peeling off with the metal being totally rusted underneath. Apparently it was already rusted when they coated it. It is cheaply made and a total piece of junk.

The media could not be loaded. This outdoor fireplace is easy to put together, rather large, and fairly well built considering it's country of origin. It withstands a lot of heat as indicated by me burning its entire box inside of it with 5 ft of flames coming out of the chimney. All in all I would recommend it as I've been burning for 5 hours in it today after assembling it. Assembly took roughly 30 to 40 minutes if I had to guess, but I didn't time it and I was taking my time.

Adds a beautiful decoration to the house, adds comfort and warmth when your outside the only drawback is putting out the fire or embers. There’s no cover to extinguish the coals. I don’t want to use water, due to the danger of very hot steam and smoke then there’s the issue of rust starting to develop and a pan of water soaked coals to empty. Create a lid with a handle to cover the fire when your ready to end your night.