‘Amazing' 3-in-1 fire pit worth £130 plummets to £50 in Debenhams summer sale
This Alivio Large 3 in 1 Fire Pit is currently up for grabs as part of Debenhams' massive summer sale, which has seen its price plummet from a steep £129.99, all the way down to £49.99 while this offer lasts.
But this outdoor gem doesn't just serve as a fire pit to keep you and company warm on chillier evenings; it also acts as the perfect BBQ grill to whip up summer snacks or late-night s'mores while you sit beside it. And it doesn't even stop there, as its metal brazier design also means it can take the place of your cooler or ice bucket, promising to keep your drinks or cold treats chilled even when you're out in the sun.
Now reduced by a whopping £80, this Square Black Metal Fire Pit and BBQ Grill is a versatile and stylish addition to any outdoor space, perfect for backyard gatherings, camping trips, and family reunions and sure to fit into any garden, patio or decking area with ease.
Built from a robust metal frame, this fire pit provides exceptional durability and stability. It can withstand high temperatures up to 500℃ without deforming, ensuring it can withstand all of your summer activities without sustaining damage, and it'll last for many seasons to come.
This fire pit, with a faux stone line design on the tabletop surface that adds an elegant touch, isn't just functional but also aesthetically pleasing, making it the perfect addition to your outdoor seating area. Its black colour and compact dimensions of 86L x 86W x 54H cm make it suitable for various settings.
Armed with a safety and waterproof mesh cover that encloses the fire, preventing debris or sparks from flying out, this fire pit delivers a safe and enjoyable experience for all users, even when you've got curious pets or children nearby.
This fire pit comes with a handy poker tool. This tool can be used to stoke the fire and remove the mesh lid without hassle or other equipment.
The product weighs a net 11.5kg and comes flat-packed for easy assembly. Made from high-quality metal and PVC materials, it promises longevity and reliability. Whether for grilling delicious meals or enjoying a cosy fire, this fire pit is an ideal choice for enhancing outdoor entertainment. And right now, it's sporting a massive £80 discount thanks to Debenhams' summer sale.
One 5-star reviewer who bought this fire pit raves: "Looks amazing, easy to assemble. Nice size for my garden. Excellent quality, definitely worth the money."
While this shopper isn't completely satisfied, as they note: "I bought this when it was on sale. I wouldn't have paid full price for it; other than that, it's a nice wee firepit."
If you'd prefer to shop elsewhere, you can find this very similar Hortus Large 3 in 1 Fire Pit on Amazon or from The Range for £54.99.
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