Heavy Duty Metal Permanent Smokeless Fire Pit Ring - 36 inch Outer/30 inch Inner Round Fire Ring Insert Liner for Outdoor - Firepits for Outside (36x30x10) Utility Patent Pending

Easy to assemble, Good quality....Works well!

I was surprised by how sturdy the ring was. Very easy to put together and to install into my pit.

Looks great except for two of the corners are bent down. Doesn’t affect it going together, that was super easy. I can just easily bend the corners back into place, maybe just needed better packaging to protect them a little better. It’s sturdy when put together and will have to see how it works and come back for more review then.

Really nice. Exactly as described. Easy to assemble and install. Haven't used enough yet to comment on the "smokeless" functionality, but I'm sure it will be reasonably functional based on it's design and previous experience with Solo stoves and small home-made secondary combustion stoves.Update: I had filled it with some leaves and ivy and general detritus from around the yard - some dry, some green...after a couple of weeks I lit it and it burned almost entirely, leaving little ash. The combustion air coming in from the bottom kept the fire going (smoldering, actually) enough to completely burn stuff. I'm impressed!!

spent the extra money to get a smokless effect but still smokes. I have sufficient air flow coming from the bottom of my pit but does not fix the issue. Other than that it’s good quality 👌

Thick steel. It has been outside in the weather several months now and no sign of rust. Paid extra for better quality, so far so good.

I loved the design but every corner was badly dented. We had to find someone who could fix it so we could use it. If I didn’t have a crew waiting on this to install, I would have returned it.

So far I’ve only assembled it. I haven’t yet built the actual stone ring it will sit on. The four pieces fit together almost seamlessly. All the predrilled screw holes lined up perfectly, which quite surprised me.Material is very solid and sturdy.Will update after the first few firesUpdate:I've built a number of fires and they burn great, but so far I haven't built a big enough one to be able to truly see the effect of the holes in the fire ring. Not to mention my fires have been at night. To truly test this, I'll need to burn during daylight to test for smoke and air leakage around the stones and fire ring.