The Barefoot Beach Fire Pit will change the atmosphere of your outdoor living space. Have you ever felt constrained by the small and frail fire pits found throughout the market? If so, then this fire pit could be the one for you. Constructed from ¼” thick steel assures you of having this functional art for many years to come. They have a standard iron oxide patina or optional high temperature paint finish on the outside. The iron oxide patina will darken a little with time then become permanent. The inside is coated with a high temperature resistant paint and has a rain drain in the bottom.

The Barefoot Beach Fire Pit is approximately 3 feet wide at the top and can accommodate impressively large fires if desired. One of our fire pit owners had this to say…” We LOVE our fire pit and it is truly a work of art and adds an artistic design to our outdoor living space. There is an old saying "You get what you pay for" and this is so true. Don't waste your time or money buying another big box store fire pit. To say that "This is the last fire pit you will ever need" is a gross understatement. If you are like us, die hard outdoor people, then find your design, buy it and you will never regret it. “

The Barefoot Beach Fire Pit is hand made in the United States by an experienced artist. He grew up in a Mennonite farming village nestled in the Illinois prairie. He learned many things from the hard working farmers and machinists in the township including the joining together of metals. Using brazing rods and arc welders the Mennonites repaired and built their farm equipment.Now dozens of years later, he lives and works with his family on the banks of Barton Creek in the rolling hills of Tennessee. Although the tools he uses in metal sculpture have improved over the years the core skills learned long ago remain the same.

With this fire pit you get a unique piece of functional art that will please you for years. Each piece has a brass plate with its unique number. No two pieces carry the same number. This assures your fire pit's individuality.