VidaXL Gabion Fire Pit

You can use a variety of durable stones like river rocks, granite, or landscaping gravel. Choose stones that are dense and resistant to heat if you plan on frequent grilling.

The exact amount will depend on the size of your gabion and the type of stone used. It's recommended to purchase slightly more than you estimate to ensure you can fill it completely and evenly.

Yes, the galvanized iron construction is designed for durability and outdoor exposure, making it suitable for permanent placement after proper setup on a stable surface.

No, a grill grate is not typically included with the VidaXL Gabion Fire Pit. You will need to provide your own compatible grate for grilling.

You can clean the galvanized iron exterior with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbers that could damage the protective coating.

Please refer to the product's specific dimensions listed in the product details or manual, as sizes can vary by model.

Ensure the gabion is placed on a perfectly level surface. Check that stones are evenly distributed and compacted. If necessary, add more stones to fill any voids.

This is rare with galvanized iron but can occur with significant damage to the coating. Clean the area, allow it to dry completely, and apply a rust-inhibiting metal primer followed by a suitable outdoor metal paint.

Refer to the instruction manual and ensure all parts are correctly aligned before securing them. Some users find it helpful to have a second person assist during assembly, especially when connecting larger sections.