Hamble Distribution ltd Redwood BB-CH710 Steel Patio Fire Basket Brazier

Arrived a day early.Took me about 30 minutes including the tea break to assemble. (start from the bottom and work up.) I initially thought this was a bit small but this brazier done more than held its ground!Fired it up for the first time today burning a cut up wooden fence. After loading it, I got it going using a blow torch and away it went, ever hungry for more fuel. burns really hot as well.yep. more than happy here. one minor gripe. Could do with a larger pan as hot embers falling from the fire were missing the pan and setting fire to the grass then again not a real problem as you would never leave your fire unattended anyway.recommend it? oh yeah.

The media could not be loaded.  The heat out of this wee thing is great keeps us guys amused feeding it while the women chit chat.Yes the catchment tray should be twice the size as from video you can see not wise to use on ur nice patio.Overall it keeps us guys happy 👍

Quite small and flimsy, but gives off great heat. Paint all peeled off within seconds of first use which doesn’t look great.Definitely needs to be propped up on bricks to safeguard damaging lawn or decking underneath.I created a wire mesh for inside because the slats are wide enough apart to allow burning coals and wood to fall out. It’s also stopped ash from blowing everywhere.Better products out there, but with a few minor adjustments, it’s not too bad - apart from the paint issue.When building - don’t tighten the screws until all slats in place or it will twist out of shape slightly!

Obviously didn't read the product details as I expected this to come fully assembled.There is a right and wrong way to assemble this. I had to take it to bits and start again on order to stop it leaning to one sideOverall a good fire pit for the money.

takes about 1 hour to put together the bars go on the inside leave all nuts loose until completed that helps to get all thebars in easy some say the paint comes off when you burn stuff well burning is the best way to remove paint so that is naturalvery good for thr price

Pretty fiddly to construct - about 30 nut and bolt components - but that is reflected in the price. Have used it once so far, and it has done the job expected: providing atmosphere and some heat and light while a group of friends had a drink and a chat. Not sure why a black paint coating has been applied, as it's not needed and is already on the way out after the initial usage. I expect to enjoy some winter nights outside now I've got this brazier. Seems not a bad item for the price, overall.

For the money it's good and sturdy easy to put together and looks nice. Just realise depending on how much you use this they fail in time just as they all do. That's not just this kind all makes do the heat breaks them down. The last one lasted 4 years.

After nearly a year of use and abuse it is still in good condition. Even with sitting out all winter sometimes with wet ashes in it the arse has not fallen out. Lasting better than one's I paid a lot more for. I am impressed.