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Subject Topic: compact or folding firepit
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PersonOkean
20/3/2012 at 6:57am
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What a good piece of kit. Wish I'd seen this first. Would like to know How well out handles the heat.


Personpendragon69
27/3/2012 at 4:20pm
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Had a look at the one in ASDA for £25 & it looks a great bit of kit. So thinking to get it but was just wondering what that one compared to the £10 bucket bbq from Sainsburys. Which would be the winner?


Personelanman
27/3/2012 at 11:29pm
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Why not use a BBQ and then you can cook your sausages an then move onto logs. We use a Weber portable one (rectangular with folding legs) which you cant seem to get anymore but the smokey joe would be a good firepit with the lid off.


PersonOkean
28/3/2012 at 8:10am
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We used a bbq last year and it was fine for providing heat, but you have to take care of Sparks blowing off in random directions. That's why I bought the B&M one this year, as out has a spark defuser (lid with tiny holes, that still let's the heat out but not the Sparks).

If you buy a bbq to use, you just have to position well away from anyones tent. :)


Personraf48
28/3/2012 at 8:16am
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I bought a Smokey Joe at a boat jumble for three pounds in almost unused condition. So far we have not used it for camping as it is so bulky compaired to our current bucket type, that stacks with other items like a russian doll if that makes sence. (three buckets and the BBQ all fit inside our very old and basic Elsan Mini Loo) I was talking to swmbo only yesterday during our trip to the lakes, and think I will try using the short tube legs from our tripod style BBQ which is huge and takes a lot of setting up (so never gets used)  to replace the long springy original legs 

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Persongedhart
31/3/2012 at 9:52pm
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I'm torn between the giant notebook and the B & M firepit...

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The guitar of the noisy teenager on the next pitch makes excellent kindling.

May 2013 - Saxdale, North Yorkshire
May 2013 - Nantcol, Snowdonia
Aug 2013 - De Molenhof, Netherlands
Sep 2013 - weekend somewhere
Oct 2013 - Bonfire/halloween camp
Dec 2013 - New Year camp (if I'm brave enough)


PersonSteamDriven
31/3/2012 at 11:12pm
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Quote: Originally posted by elanman on 20/3/2012
I dont know if anyone has tried on of these yet
No, but I went for one of these instead (not at that price though). Still to be christened.

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Personhappydave
31/1/2013 at 12:53am
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I have used the Outwell 'fold flat' Cazal Grill BBQ both for cooking and as a fire pit - Works fine - My tip to avoid warping would be to let it cool down on its own and don't poor water on it.


Personvictoria1
31/1/2013 at 4:19pm
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A friend of mine uses an old wok, propped up on bricks, stones or breezeblocks. It was one that was going to the bin anyway, non stick coating falling off etc. Now they use it as a firepit, and having the handle means they can easily move/empty it. I am on the lookout in charity shops now for an old cheap wok too to give this idea a go. I don't want to sacrifice my own when I use it often!



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