Collection 04
Fire Pits & Grill Carts
Most of this shelf runs on propane. The tables measure forty-three and forty-five inches across, which is the difference between a circle of four around the flame and a circle of six. The grill cart is the outlier: a steel top on wheels with no fire of its own, parked where the tongs and the plate need somewhere to land.
4 pieces in this collection. Every card leads with the seat count or the span.
Working notes: The First Season: What a Year Outdoors Actually Does to Patio Furniture and Anchored, Shaded and Standing: The Steps Nobody Photographs.
Fire Pit Tables
3 pieces
The rest of the collection
1 pieces
A propane fire pit is an outdoor appliance. Keep it at least ten feet from the house or anything that can burn, keep children in sight while it is lit, and put it out before you go inside: that is the federal fire agency wording, and the carton instructions are the authority on the rest. Where that instruction comes from, and when we last read it, is on our updates page.
The rest of outside
Everything here spends its life in weather: sun on the arms of a chair, rain on a canopy, a fire pit lit in October.