GARVEE 32" Smokeless Fire Pit, 304 Stainless Steel Wood Burning with Removable Ash Pan, Round Bottom Fixing & Flame Cutout (Includes Handles) – Portable Safe Firepit for Camping, Garden, Backyard, Silver

I don’t know, I’m sure Peter above had exactly whatever experience he wrote about, but my experience is very different…this thing is smokeless. It’s a cheaply made (and thus, less expensive) version of the Solo Stove. Neither the fit and finish, nor the robustness of construction, will be anywhere equal to something like Brio, Solo Stove, etc, but if that’s not a problem for you, this thing is every bit as smokeless as they are, in my experience…YMMV.

Don’t waste your money on the High-End Smoke-less fire Pits!! This 32”…Big Dawg Style…it’s worth every dollar!!

The fire pit itself works great and is easy to clean after each use. Don’t expect to have no smoke (Smokeless), but there is less smoke.With regard to the design flaws of this fire pit.1. The ring which sits on top of the fire pit is secured by four small clips. These clips hold the ring in place, but the ring easily falls out of the clips if bumped or touch; such as when you are using the poker to stir the fire. (Pictures 1 & 2)2. The legs which are placed on the underside of the fire pit when assembling do not make a tight connection to the base. When installing the legs you need to push four notches into their matching holes on the underside of the unit, and then turn them slightly to slide into a spot where they secure themselves to the base. I found that after the initial installation of the legs and turning the pit into position, the legs turned and fell out of the holes. I solved this by placing screws in the open end of each of the four holes so that the legs did not slide out of a secured position. (Picture 3)

After the fire is ready and fueling itself, it is almost smokeless as advertised.Due to its great design, fire burnes really hot without making much effort and making smoke disapear.Color did not change after first use which also shows quality.Size is just perfect for at least 4 to 6 people. A lot of room for normal size woods.I totally recomend this product for everyone.

Great value for the money, especially if you don't mind a few minor DIY upgrades. Smokeless firepits aren't very complicated, so it's no wonder that they got that functionality right - 5 stars on that front. The air intake adjustment mechanism is a little hokey but it works just fine - I guess that's what the wire tool it came with is for (the instructions were quite lacking, but this is the only question not answered by the pictures of it assembled) but it's easy enough to just bump it with your shoe and it's not really noticeable.The steel is a little on the thin side, but given the price point, you're insane if you didn't expect as much.The only real problem, and why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5, is the mechanism for holding the upper ring in place. There are 4 truly miniscule tabs (maybe 1/8" wide where it matters, and only protruding about 1/8" as well, maybe less) that support the ring. A tiny bump is enough to pop the ring off and if you don't notice it come off one tab, the next one it pops off of will send it falling into the fire. Without that ring, the firepit creates considerably more smoke, so you're likely to want to fix it without extinguishing the fire, and let me tell you that is quite a chore. In my case, I was able to fabricate some wider and taller tabs out of some 16 ga stainless I had on hand, and drilled out the rivets on the old tabs and replaced them with my own that were about 2" wide and 1" tall, and that solved the issue.The last thing to note, which isn't a mark against the product but more advice on its use, is that one must consider the amount of heat that can be generated, especially in the large size version, and remember that steel does get softer as it gets hot. I was using this to get rid of some scrap wood and made the mistake of leaving a few pieces too long to fully fit in the pit, setting them on the top ring to burn through. This was a mistake - as I said, the ring is fairly thin, and at temp gets quite soft and a fairly small amount of weight on it very quickly deformed the ring to the point where I'll probably be left to fabricate a new one. So just be careful, use it how it's meant to be used, and maybe pick up some stainless z-clips and pop rivets to improve the mounting tabs for that top ring, and you'll be just fine. Even with the minor upgrades it requires, you still can't beat the price.

Great price.. Great pit you can move around

Used it a lot well worth it!

Good size, the one thing I don't like is the vent pleats on the bottom inside are steel not stainless steel .so they will in time rust out, years from now but it should be stainless.

Love love love the fact you can throw about any piece of wood in without having to cut like the smaller ones you have to.

Works great for what we need it for just small little fires