PaPaJet 36 Inch Fire Pit with 2 Grill, Outdoor Wood Burning Firepit with Lid, Metal Round Table for Backyard Patio Garden Picnic Camping Bonfire, black

Everything you need to cook by fire outside and at an unusually fair price. Took me an hour to assemble because it's meant to be done by 2. Very simple. Spray some paint on it if it gets scratched and cover the cooking surfaces in aluminum foil and this should last for a long time. I actually had a large branch fall on it and popped it back to new with a heavy rubber mallet. Highly recommended!

Pretty decent fire pit/grill. I use charcoal in it to roast a spatchcocked chicken. Came out great.

This is an awesome firepit!! We haven't used it for cooking yet (except for marshmallows), but I'll update the review once we try it. It was very easy to follow the instructions step-by-step to put together. All the parts fit beautifully. It's very sturdy and with the screen lining the inside, we've had no coals or burning wood popping out the sides. We did by a circular mat to put under it, just in case, since we are using this on our TREK deck.It's large enough for at least six people to sit around it (or more). And honestly I think this is the best firepit we've ever had. It looks awesome, as well!We did also buy a cover for it and we're very happy with the entire purchases. We definitely would recommend this model for anyone wanting something for warmth, as well as for fun and cooking!

There seems to be a lot of hate in the comments about putting this thing together. It really wasn't that bad. The instructions were pretty much worthless but everything goes together like you would think. The only part you have to watch out for is to alternate your E and F parts so that your legs end up in the right spot.Also don't tight down the outer ring completely until you have seated the main drum all the way down.Working on a large table really helps rather than the ground.As far as the grilling part; well the cheap pain will eventually bubble off with heat so might as well take a sander to the top grates and clean these up if you wish to cook on them or sand blast them if you have the equipment too.Took me about 40 - 60 minutes to put together;Does a great job as a fire pit. It lets lots of air in and the 36 inch version is still pretty big.Cheap metal and cheap paint coating so it will rust if left out in the rain. I have it in a patio but even with the morning dew it will eventually rust here in east Texas.Either way I'm happy with it and for the price its a great buy. I would recommend this if you like making fires out doors.

Very simple to assemble and the grill is great