Solo Stove Mesa Tabletop Fire Pit with Stand | Low Smoke Outdoor Mini Fire for Urban & Suburbs | Fueled by Pellets or Wood, Stainless Steel, With Travel Bag, 17,5 x 13 cm, 635 g, Mulberry

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is small enough to sit on an outdoor dining table or end table, allowing you to bring a mini fire with you wherever you go. I spent a few weeks testing the pint-sized fire pit. Here's how it went. About the Solo Stove Mesa Tabletop Fire Pit

ADD A POP OF COLOR TO YOUR TABLE TOP MEAL EXPERIENCE: Mesa is a tabletop fire pit that adds warmth to the table and is ideal for urban and garden settings. The Mesa is a more smaller version of our famous Solo Stove Fire Pits, making it ideal for terraces, balconies, and tiny gardens. Mesa is a dynamic centrepiece that improves the appearance of your area. It was thoughtfully designed with new seasonal hues. Along with our great selection of outdoor fire pits and accessories is the price tag that will make you smile. We offer great value for the price! In fact, it will be hard to find high quality fire pits, portable BBQ’s, chimineas, outdoor grills, rain chains or garden bells at such a great price anywhere else. Yes, during these tough times, you will still be able to find the right fire pit to fit your surroundings and enhance your relaxation time, but also fit your budget! Give your fire pit a sturdy base on which to rest. The included Mesa stand was created to improve your experience. Place Mesa in the middle, then start your fire. Fold the legs when you’re ready to move, and nest your stand inside Mesa for incredibly portable storage. Dual Fuel Design Stainless Steel Construction: Every Solo Stove fire pit, regardless of size, has the same general design made from 304 stainless steel. That makes them extremely durable and resistant to heat, while also keeping them relatively lightweight. Even the largest Solo Stove is technically portable (though you might need some help lugging it around). The original Solo Stove products had the classic 304 stainless steel finish. Over time, a patina develops on the surface, kissing the exterior with a warm coloring that's unique to your fire pit sessions.t’s not recommended to burn cardboard or paper in a Solo Stove as it can release harmful chemicals. Duraflame logs and charcoal are not recommended as they can produce excessive heat and damage the stove. Only burn dry, seasoned wood in a Solo Stove. You absolutely do not want to touch the fire pit for at least 30 minutes after it's extinguished (and it was still warm to the touch up to an hour after the flames went out).

Yes, Solo Stoves can be left in the rain, but it’s recommended to cover the stove with a protective cover when not in use to prevent rusting and damage. You don't realize how small a five-inch piece of wood is until you try to cut some down to size! It took significant effort to cut kindling into five-inch-long pieces for the Mesa. Choosing an Outdoor Grill, Chiminea, Fire Bowl, Outdoor Fireplace or Fire Pit from one of these brands will give you years of enjoyment! Outdoor fire pits like the Solo Stove are an excellent way to extend summer days long into the night or even into the colder months. They provide light, warmth and (most importantly?) an area for people to gather around and make s'mores! Some come with the ability to grill over an open flame as well. It’s not recommended to put a Solo Stove in a fire pit as it can obstruct ventilation and increase the risk of fire.

Yes, a Solo Stove can be used under a covered patio or porch, but it’s important to ensure proper ventilation to prevent the buildup of smoke and carbon monoxide. The same feature I loved about the Mesa is one of the features I don't like about it. While the portability is great, the Mesa is just a little bit too small to be functional for warmth purposes. It was a tight fit to get the lighter into the unit to ignite the starter cube, and we would have appreciated it if the opening was a little wider. With the included stand, this tabletop fire pit can be used on any outdoor table surface (although Solo Stove recommends against using it under a canopy, patio umbrella, or gazebo). It’s not recommended to build around a Solo Stove as it can obstruct ventilation and increase the risk of fire.