Braziers for the garden
Stay warm outside on a summer evening…
A fire pit in the garden gives you the opportunity to enjoy the evenings in the garden, even when the sun has gone down and it’s beginning to cool down a bit. Who does not want to be sitting in the garden around a nice open fire? Besides being a great focal point for a cozy evening, the brazier also makes it possible to prepare some nice meals on the open fire.
But, why choose a brazier?
With a brazier fire pit, you have much more freedom than you have with a traditional fire pit, which is usually built into the garden with bricks or a fixed metal frame. In contrast, a brazier is easily removable and thus can be used in various places in the garden, on the terrace or maybe in the holiday home.
A brazier will be ready for use immediately and does not require a big construction work before you can enjoy the heat and flames.
Dinner over the open fire
Are you looking to prepare food over an open fire, then a brazier for the garden would be the perfect choice for you.
Although marshmallows and S’mores are fun and cozy to make around the warm flames, you also have the opportunity to purchase a grate, stands, pans, pots etc. for your brazier, which then can transform your brazier into a well-working outdoor kitchen, where only the imagination sets limits.
We have found a few of our favorites
Tervo: You don’t want a round shaped fire pit, then the Tervo fire pit will be a good choice for you. The squared design creates a nice frame around the warm flames that catches the eye.
Tulsa: Tulsa is a cheaper fire pit made from corten steel. The size is relatively small but will fit perfectly on small terraces or in a narrow corner of the garden.
See the whole selection of our fire pits here.
You can also chose a fire basket
A fire basket resembles a traditional fire pit but is typically higher. Here it is possible to see the big and beautiful flames from all sides.
Fire baskets are often seen as an obvious choice for the terrace, where you slow down and enjoy the flames while the sun goes down.