Compare Solo Stove fire pits and accessories

Solo Stove is an American brand that makes stainless steel fire pits with a double wall. The manufacturer describes them as low-smoke: less smoke thanks to a double wall with secondary combustion, as the manufacturer puts it. On this page you compare Solo Stove fire pits and their accessories with the key specifications and the current price at the shop. Boender Outdoor does not sell anything itself: you always order from the shop, with its delivery and terms.

The Solo Stove models

• Mesa: a small tabletop fire pit for an outdoor table, in stainless steel and in colours such as Ash, Deep Olive, blue and red, also with a stand and as the Mesa XL.
• Ranger: a compact fire pit with a diameter of 38 cm, with a stand or as a garden set.
• Bonfire: a 45 cm fire pit with a stand, in stainless steel, grey or Ash, and also as a garden set.
• Yukon: in stainless steel and in colours such as bronze, olive green and Cascade, with or without a stand.
• Summit 24 inch: a fire pit with a diameter of 61 cm.

Solo Stove accessories

Each model has matching accessories: a stand, a lid, a spark screen, a protective cover, a heat deflector and a handle. With a pellet adapter you can burn pellets, as the manual describes. For cooking over the fire there are roasting sticks, a plancha or cast iron griddle with adapter, a cooking ring and a cooking station. The Surround table fits around the fire pit and gives you a ledge to put things down. Accessories are made per model, so check the title to see whether they fit your Ranger, Bonfire, Yukon or Mesa.

What to look for when choosing

Start with the spot. For a sturdy outdoor table, a Mesa is a logical choice; for a garden with seating around the fire, look at the Ranger, Bonfire, Yukon or Summit. Compare the size with the space and the number of people around the fire, using the Diameter filter. If you want to cook over the fire, check which cooking accessories exist for your model. A low-smoke fire pit still produces some smoke, especially when lighting and with damp wood, so burn dry, untreated wood or the fuel named in the manual.

Using it safely

Only use a Solo Stove in the open air, never indoors, in a tent or under a canopy, pergola, parasol or awning. Keep a generous distance from your house, trees, hedges and fences, and follow the manual. Place the fire pit on a stable, non-combustible surface such as paving or gravel, never leave the fire unattended and keep water, sand or a fire blanket close by. Local rules on fires apply, and in the Netherlands a stookalert from the RIVM may be in force.

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