A fire bowl in the garden creates a cozy atmosphere, blissful warmth and a beautiful flame.
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Overview of the fire bowls info
- Which fire bowl should you choose?
- What material are fire bowls made of?
- Characteristics of the different finishes?
- How do you prevent smoke from fire bowls?
- How can you maintain a fire bowl?
- Where is the best place to place my fire bowl?
Which fire bowl should you choose?
We list the different types for you. There are many different shapes and sizes. Usually fire bowls are made of powder coated steel or Corten steel and often have a round shape.What material are fire bowls made of?
In our webshop we sell fire bowls of different types of material such as:- corten steel
- powder coated steel
- Stainless Steel - Stainless Steel
- Cast iron
- or even reinforced plastic with a concrete look
The characteristics of the different finishes:
Fire bowl Corten steel
Advantages:- An extraordinary feature of Corten steel is that it develops a layer of rust that protects the steel. Unlike ordinary steel, Corten steel will produce a dense layer of rust due to the conditions of the environment and the alloy.
- A Corten steel fire bowl lasts 10x as long as ordinary steel.
- Corten steel does not need to be painted and does not require maintenance.
- After a while, a warm, even rust color develops.
- In the beginning, the steel will give off rust when it rains. This is because the outer layer is still oxidizing.
Fire bowl powder coated steel
Advantages:- Nice clean modern finish.
- Easy to maintain.
- Steel can eventually be recycled.
- Needs a new coating after intensive use.
Fire bowls in cast iron
Advantages :- Fire bowls made of cast iron usually have an extremely long lifespan
- Cheaper than, for example, a corten steel fire bowl or powder-coated fire bowl
- Strong, thick and weather resistant
- Does not deform at high temperatures
- Breaks easily
- Heavy and bulky
How do you prevent smoke from a fire bowl?
To avoid being exhausted after a pleasant evening with friends around the campfire, it is best to keep a few points of attention in mind.1. check the wind direction
Check where the wind is coming from. Position the garden fire so that the wind blows the smoke/flame away from where you are.2. Use dry wood for your garden fire
The wood you use to make a beautiful fire and a solid flame in the fire bowl is very important. The most well-known types of wood are birch, beech, alder and ash. The most important thing is that you use VERY DRY wood. Most types of wood sold as firewood are kiln-dried. The better dried, the better the combustion and the less smoke development.3. What is the best wood for my fire bowl?
