Designed by Eric Pfeiffer with Loll, the Steel Fire Ring is made with 1/8-inch-thick steel and has a solid raised internal floor to contain the ashes. This fire ring is designed with three wide feet, so it sits stable on even rough surfaces. When in use, the vertical cutouts cast a windmill pattern of orange light on the surrounding area. Two horizontal cutouts help in moving the fire ring to different locations. The steel is unfinished and will develop a nice rusty patina over time. The maintenance free HDPE Fire Ring Top allows the fire ring to double as a cocktail table when not in use. The top also helps keep rain and snow out.

Loll products are made with recycled high-density polyethylene (HDPE) primarily from milk jugs. Milk jugs are used due to their lack of pigment so Loll's vibrant colors can be created. As Loll material is a post-consumer recycled material, the medium to create the material does inevitably fluctuate. Material color and texture may slightly vary from sheet to sheet and thus product to product may have slight variances. All materials are chosen for their high quality, no maintenance, performance and longevity. Steel, as it turns out, is the most recycled material in America. The recycled content of U.S. steel produced at U.S. mills averages 88 percent, with a recycling rate of 98 percent. So, light that fire with good conscious.

IMPORTANT NOTE: When burning wood, do NOT use Fire Ring directly on combustible surfaces, like wood decks. When in use, the Fire Ring will heat up and become extremely hot. Use good sense and caution when burning wood in your Fire Ring.