Typically a fire pit is shaped like a bowl, you put wood in the bowl, then fire and smoke comes out of the bowl.

To describe it simply, the Wizard fire pit is like a bowl inside a bowl. Air is drawn into the fire pit from a vent at the bottom, this provides a lot of oxygen to the fire and secondly this air is heated between the walls of the fire pit.

The superheated air exits through holes at the top of the fire pit, reiginiting the smoke coming off the wood (smoke is imcomplete combusition of fuel).

This process is called secondary combustion.

Wizard Fire Pits can be used on a wooden deck, but requires your attention, and it should never be left unattended while burning. 

All Wizard Fire Pits come with foldable legs to elevate it off the ground, allowing airflow to the cool the bottom and also draw fresh oxygen into the adjustable vents.

Even when using the foldable legs, wood and composite decking materials differ significantly in quality and treatment, and have varying heat resistance ratings.

To be extra safe, we do advise using one of our Wizard Heat Proof Mats to insulate your fire pit and to avoid potential damage.

Never leave your fire pit unattended on a combustible surface when hot - even while cooling down. Hot ashes can reignite and escape onto the surface.

There are many benefits to a smokeless flame! Firstly no need to constantly dodge smoke, you can enjoy a night around the fire pit without smelling like one. With little to no smoke your Wizard fire pit is also more environmentally friendly.

Use it in your backyard or thanks to its portability you can use it at the beach or your next camping trip.

When your wood is burned through completely, and your fire pit is cool, remove the ash pan from under your base plate and dump it.

Yes, thanks to the unique design, our fire pits can be easily transported. There are 3 sizes available (Mini, Regular and Jumbo) and they only weigh 1.9kg, 11kg and 20kg respectively.

As your wood burns on the base plate, the ashes will fall to the ash pan below. When it's done burning and completely cooled, you won't have to tip your fire pit over to get rid of ashes. A simple lift of the base plate and removal of the ash pan means you can easily clean your fire pit.

YES! Do not touch your fire pit with barehands when in use. It should be treated like an open flame.

Firstly, avoid using pine. It tends to burn with a lot of black soot because of the high resin content.

To get a really good smokeless flame, you must use quality, dry fuel. Kiln-dried hardwoods such as manuka, gum, oak and wattle are great and have a low moisture content; other woods, such as quality macrocarpa are also suitable.  

You can also has compressed wooden pellets but choose the ones made from hardwood for optimal results (it will say on the front of the packet)