A stainless steel fire pit measuring 19.5-in across and 17-in tall, built around a smokeless burn rather than an open bowl. Air is drawn in through long vents in the wall and fed back into the fire above the fuel, and that three-level combustion is what makes the burn both cleaner and more efficient than a plain pit of the same diameter, so far less smoke drifts out at seating height. The same airflow shapes the fire. The long vents lead the flame into a spiral instead of a flat sheet, and a middle column pierced with fire holes sends a second set of jets up through the centre, forming the corn-like column of flame the design is known for. Heat radiates through a full 360 degrees, so a circle of chairs receives the same warmth rather than one favoured side of the fire. Inside, the firebowl measures 16.5-in across and 14-in deep, deep enough for a real load of fuel rather than a token handful, and an ash pan sits beneath it to collect what the fire leaves behind. The pit is available for charcoal, firewood and wood pellet, so the fuel can be whatever is already on hand instead of one proprietary type. High-grade stainless steel runs throughout for long-lasting use, holding up against the rust that ends a painted steel pit after a season outdoors. A waterproof and sunproof protective cover ships in the box and offers considerate protection between fires, whether the pit stays in a yard or travels for camping. At 26.5 lbs it is light enough for one person to move, and each box holds the fire pit, the protective cover and an instruction sheet.