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This Item  Messon 7.8 x 5.5 in Tabletop Fire Pit with Stand, Stainless Steel Mini Low Smoke Bonfire Stove, Portable Fire Pit Stove for Indoor Outdoor Camping, Safe Fueled by Pellets or Wood, with Travel Bag |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $39.98 | -16% $15.99 Typical: $18.99 | $39.90 | $19.99 | $39.99 | $39.99 |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Monday, May 6 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 8 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 6 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 7 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 7 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 8 |
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| Easy to assemble | ||||||
| Sold By | Kingstar Store | Uzant | Ciciku | Onepee | Ciciku | COOZOOM |
| material | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel |
| style | Modern | Modern | Traditional | Traditional | Traditional | Modern |
| shape | Round | Round | Round | Round | Round | Round |
| fuel type | Pellets or Wood | Wood，Pellet | Wood or Pellets | Wood | Wood | Wood |
| finish type | Painted | Matte | Painted | Glossy | Polished | Polished |
| assembly required | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| weight | — | 2 pounds | 1.2 pounds | 1.76 pounds | 2.5 pounds | 3 pounds |
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Broke quickly and missing parts
I ordered this fire pit recently as it is a reasonable proxy for a Solo Stove Mesa XL. I used the unit for two burns, and got pretty good results. However, after the second burn I lifted the trays out to empty the ash and the unit fell apart. They apparently used a really cheap solder on the parts to hold them together that get compromised by the heat produced in the fire. The result is that the two pieces of your tray will fall apart quickly. It's also worth noting that the unit came missing a piece that is essential for airflow when using pellet fuel, and the seller said they had no ability to send a replacement piece so I had to replace the entire unit. Now that it's broken, I'm looking at having to replace it again if I want to continue to be able to use it. I have no faith that this unit will last based on my history with it as of now.Summary: While the overall design of this is impressive, the build quality seems inadequate and a lack of QC makes this a product I cannot recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2023
I ordered this fire pit recently as it is a reasonable proxy for a Solo Stove Mesa XL. I used the unit for two burns, and got pretty good results. However, after the second burn I lifted the trays out to empty the ash and the unit fell apart. They apparently used a really cheap solder on the parts to hold them together that get compromised by the heat produced in the fire. The result is that the two pieces of your tray will fall apart quickly. It's also worth noting that the unit came missing a piece that is essential for airflow when using pellet fuel, and the seller said they had no ability to send a replacement piece so I had to replace the entire unit. Now that it's broken, I'm looking at having to replace it again if I want to continue to be able to use it. I have no faith that this unit will last based on my history with it as of now.
Summary: While the overall design of this is impressive, the build quality seems inadequate and a lack of QC makes this a product I cannot recommend.
Summary: While the overall design of this is impressive, the build quality seems inadequate and a lack of QC makes this a product I cannot recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2023
I ordered this firepit because it looked versatile, and I really liked the color and design. I have used it with pellets so far and cannot say how it would burn twigs.
My first impressions upon opening this firepit were mixed.
It looked great when I opened the box. It comes in a sturdy nylon carry bag and all parts were in the body of the stove. The matte green finish looked good and was very even. However, it came with zero instructions and all joints that pivot use lightweight rivets. I was able to put it together because I have used similar stoves in the past, but it would not be obvious to someone who has never used something like this before.
Burning pellets in this stove is straight forward, but you will need to watch a YouTube video or do some basic research if you are not familiar with using pellets in similar stoves due to a lack of instructions. You will need to use the included pellet adapter. I have found that a quart of pellets lasts about an hour and the stove takes about 5-6 minutes to start burning off the wood gas and turn to a smokeless flame. The central pellet adapter is not very tall. This means you have to add extra pellets slowly in order not to put out the flames because there is no central flame if the pellets are piled higher than the adapter.
Like other smokeless pits, there isn’t a way to adjust the burn once it’s going and there is no easy way to put it out. This means that you should plan ahead.
The efficiency of this stove was so-so, but I guess that’s not really the point with a table-top firepit. Some of the wood gas makes it past the secondary burn zone below the constrictor ring, which has not vent holes similar to other stoves. Since there’s no air coming through the constrictor ring and some gases are making it past the secondary burn zone, this stove creates flame bursts above the regular flame zone where unburned gas ignites as it escapes the stove. This isn’t the end of the world. Some might even like how this looks, but it does highlight a slight design flaw in the stove itself.
I’ve included some photos of the first time I used this stove. I have some before, during, and after pictures. You’ll see that the paint finish is already being damaged after just one burn and the inside of the stove has quite a bit of discoloration. I may update this review after the stove has had a few dozen burns in it.
Overall, this was an okay stove. It burns well, but not as well as it could. I found it easy to use, but the lack of instructions means that inexperienced users of these types of stoves may have a hard time using this until they do some research on other stoves. I have concerns about the quality of the rivets used to attach the legs, which are already loose. I will probably have to replace them with machine screws and lock nuts sooner than later. The body of the stove is sturdy and the finish is nice out of the box. The green paint is already damaged from light use, but this doesn’t affect how the stove burns.
I’d recommend this for light use, but can’t give it a glowing review because it’s best suited for people who already use stoves like this, it’s not as efficient as it should be, and there are many other options in this price range that have better paint or that don’t use inexpensive rivets. It’s a little pricey given its flaws.
My first impressions upon opening this firepit were mixed.
It looked great when I opened the box. It comes in a sturdy nylon carry bag and all parts were in the body of the stove. The matte green finish looked good and was very even. However, it came with zero instructions and all joints that pivot use lightweight rivets. I was able to put it together because I have used similar stoves in the past, but it would not be obvious to someone who has never used something like this before.
Burning pellets in this stove is straight forward, but you will need to watch a YouTube video or do some basic research if you are not familiar with using pellets in similar stoves due to a lack of instructions. You will need to use the included pellet adapter. I have found that a quart of pellets lasts about an hour and the stove takes about 5-6 minutes to start burning off the wood gas and turn to a smokeless flame. The central pellet adapter is not very tall. This means you have to add extra pellets slowly in order not to put out the flames because there is no central flame if the pellets are piled higher than the adapter.
Like other smokeless pits, there isn’t a way to adjust the burn once it’s going and there is no easy way to put it out. This means that you should plan ahead.
The efficiency of this stove was so-so, but I guess that’s not really the point with a table-top firepit. Some of the wood gas makes it past the secondary burn zone below the constrictor ring, which has not vent holes similar to other stoves. Since there’s no air coming through the constrictor ring and some gases are making it past the secondary burn zone, this stove creates flame bursts above the regular flame zone where unburned gas ignites as it escapes the stove. This isn’t the end of the world. Some might even like how this looks, but it does highlight a slight design flaw in the stove itself.
I’ve included some photos of the first time I used this stove. I have some before, during, and after pictures. You’ll see that the paint finish is already being damaged after just one burn and the inside of the stove has quite a bit of discoloration. I may update this review after the stove has had a few dozen burns in it.
Overall, this was an okay stove. It burns well, but not as well as it could. I found it easy to use, but the lack of instructions means that inexperienced users of these types of stoves may have a hard time using this until they do some research on other stoves. I have concerns about the quality of the rivets used to attach the legs, which are already loose. I will probably have to replace them with machine screws and lock nuts sooner than later. The body of the stove is sturdy and the finish is nice out of the box. The green paint is already damaged from light use, but this doesn’t affect how the stove burns.
I’d recommend this for light use, but can’t give it a glowing review because it’s best suited for people who already use stoves like this, it’s not as efficient as it should be, and there are many other options in this price range that have better paint or that don’t use inexpensive rivets. It’s a little pricey given its flaws.
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