This propane fire pit is our newest addition and features a unique Helios burner. The design is enhanced with a sleek low profile and stainless-steel band. View Product This is something we deal with regularly in most climates, since the weather is constantly changing from warm to cold as seasons and weather patterns shift. To combat this occurrence of cold weather at the wrong time, we can use patio heaters to pump some heat into our favorite outdoor hangout spots. Some people like copper because of its appearance, and may enjoy the patina it develops. But it can be pricier than other materials, and if you do not like the patina, the upkeep can be challenging.

One of the most disturbing things about a campfire is that it leaves ashes and charcoal behind. Even worse, there’s a chance for them to reignite – even long after the flames have died! This is why portable gas fire pits make a much better choice for camping. They don’t leave any residue. Once you’re done, all you need to do is turn off the propane, and there won’t be any trace of the fire. There isn’t a lot I would change about it and I highly recommend getting a propane fire pit if you live in your RV full time. The entire thing sits on a super stable steel ring that doesn’t have to be on level ground to be sturdy.So far the 19 inch diameter version has been perfect for camping and RVing but if you have a large family and camp on the weekends with a lot of people the bigger propane fire pit may be better.

The main downside to this small portable fire ring is the legs. Instead of a stable rind design, there are only 3 small wire feet. The ignition is autostarting which is uncommon for smaller propane fire pits and a nice addition to have. The entire propane fire pit weighs only 25 lbs and the circle is 19 inches in diameter and 11 inches tall.

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The heat from the flames hasn’t discolored or damaged the paint and I would call this a very durable portable propane fire pit. Portability