Cinderwood Fire Bowl & Grill

Cinderwood 3-in-1 Fire Bowl & Grill

Designed for evenings that begin with dinner and carry on long after sunset, the Cinderwood Fire Bowl & Grill combines the atmosphere of a wood-burning fire with the practicality of an outdoor cooking and gathering table.

Its low, architectural silhouette creates a natural focal point within a terrace or garden lounge, while the matte black steel construction keeps the look clean, modern and easy to pair with stone, timber, woven seating and neutral upholstery.

At the centre sits a generous wood-burning fire bowl, surrounded by a broad slatted perimeter that provides useful space for drinks, plates and serving pieces. Add the included grill grate and the Cinderwood becomes an informal outdoor cooking station, making it equally suited to relaxed weekend lunches, evening entertaining and cooler nights around the fire.

A mesh spark screen helps contain embers while preserving the view of the flames, and the included poker allows the screen and burning logs to be handled from a safer distance. When the fire pit is not in use, the supplied protective cover helps shield it from rain and dust.

Details

• Product type: Wood-burning outdoor fire pit and grill
• Finish: Matte black
• Material: Powder-coated steel
• Overall dimensions: 33.75" L × 32" W × 20.5" H
• Fire bowl interior: 18.5" L × 18.5" W × 4" H
• Spark screen: 17.25" L × 17.25" W × 4" H
• Cooking grate: 16.25" L × 16.25" W
• Poker: 16.5" L × 1.5" W
• Fuel: Wood burning
• Safety: Mesh spark screen helps contain sparks and embers
• Construction: Four-leg steel frame for stable placement
• Outdoor protection: Protective polyester cover included
• Assembly: Required
• Includes: Fire pit, grill grate, spark screen, poker, protective cover and manual

Why It Works

The Cinderwood earns its place in the garden by doing more than one job.

As a fire pit, it creates the warmth and visual focus that draws people naturally together. With the cooking grate in place, it becomes an easy outdoor grilling surface. And the broad perimeter gives guests somewhere convenient to set drinks and plates without introducing another piece of furniture into the arrangement.

Its compact proportions also make it particularly useful for terraces and lounge areas where a larger built-in fire feature would dominate the space.

The Cinderwood turns a simple seating area into somewhere people want to stay — cook over the fire, settle in as the evening cools, and let the gathering continue long after dinner is finished