The Forge · Backyard buying guide
Do you enjoy building a wood fire, or want flame ready for a quick evening outside? Start with that experience. Then choose the shape, finish and configuration.
Wood: make the fire part of the evening
For people who enjoy stacking logs, tending the flame and lingering outside, wood makes the gathering a ritual. Keep dry fuel ready and plan for ash cleanup.
Helix
Choose square, sculptural lines for a more architectural seating area.
Gravity
Choose a round profile for a relaxed circle of chairs.
Orbit
Choose a broad, low Corten centerpiece for an open patio.
Artemis
Choose a textured GFRC top around a wood-burning center.
Gas: a fire that fits the weekday
For a short pause after dinner or frequent entertaining, gas removes log handling from the routine. Confirm gas type, ignition, utilities and site requirements before selecting a variant.
Coronado: a long line of flame
A rectangular form gives a lounge arrangement a clear center. The metal collection is a newly added option in our catalog.
Choose size, material, gas and ignition configuration.
Unity: a round gathering point
Keep the softer shape of a round fire pit while choosing gas operation. Newly added metal options broaden the finish palette.
Confirm the selected height, size and material.
Florence: a low concrete look
The 12-inch-high GFRC design brings a low silhouette to a patio lounge. Newly added to our Outdoor Plus selection.
42-inch diameter. Pictured finish is one configuration.
Cazo: a bowl-shaped focal point
A curved GFRC bowl adds a different shape to the patio plan. This newly added gas product is separate from the wood-burning smokeless collection.
Confirm size, finish and gas configuration.
What fits your routine?
Choose wood if tending the fire is part of the pleasure. Choose gas if convenience is the priority and the site can support the selected system.
Check the smokeless size guide or compare material choices.
Choose your Coronado Metal
Open the product page for current pricing.
Quick answers
Are gas fire pits the same as smokeless wood fire pits?
No. Helix, Gravity, Orbit and Artemis burn wood. The gas models pictured here use natural gas or propane configurations.
What does smokeless mean for everyday use?
It describes a wood-fire design intended to reduce smoke. Startup, refueling and damp wood can still produce smoke, and ash cleanup remains part of ownership.
