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A Prestigious design with a round frame, the Aviator is practical and convenient, and can be used with charcoal, logs, coal and wood. Beautifully completed with Emerald Green and Black Glass Mosaic Tiles, it is ideal for providing warmth in a garden, patio, terrace, or similar locations. A smart multi-functional 4 in 1 Fire Pit - It can be used as a Fire Pit / Table / Barbeque / Ice Bucket. To use as Ice Bucket, line the pit with plastic to stop water escaping. A safety mesh lid allows you to watch the burning fire, and encloses the fire for safety as well as preventing sparks and debris flying out. The poker tool can be used for both removing the mesh cover, and rearranging the logs or coal. For your convenience, the following accessories are included: poker tool, barbeque grill, safety mesh lid, charcoal rack, clear and concise instructions for easy self-assembly, waterproof protective cover to protect it from dust, leaves and rain. Made of steel, its elegant yet heavy duty Italian influenced legs make it strong and sturdy. Additionally, it is durable and rust resistant with a heat proof frame and iron bowl, with a black powder coated finish. Dimensions: Diameter: 80cm x Height: 42cm
I love this Fire Pit Table BBQ as it effortlessly blends functionality with a touch of outdoor elegance. Its versatile design makes it perfect for both contemporary and rustic settings-think modern patios or traditional garden spaces. To style it effectively, pair it with cosy wicker or metal outdoor furniture in neutral tones, adding cushions and throws for comfort. Practical tips include using the mosaic detail as a focal point-maybe accent with colourful tableware or lanterns to enhance its visual appeal during evening gatherings. This piece works well as a central feature in an al fresco dining area, bringing warmth and conviviality while offering a handy surface for food prep or serving.
Anaya Kapoor
Flitch Interior Stylist
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