Information on product placement
When paired with the Stand, you can use our fire pits on a wooden deck safely. The very bottom rim of your Solo Stove is actually the coolest part of the unit, so a little insulation between your Solo and the surface it will rest on goes a long way.
Using the fire pit with the Stand lifts the fire pit 2.75" off the ground and the Stand minimizes heat transfer to the surface below. If the fire pit has been left for an extended amount of time with the grass not being exposed to sunlight, it will c
Your favourite place to gather should welcome you warmly and have a flare of your own personal style. Our fire pits will make a strong and smokeless blaze with adequate airflow to support secondary combustion. Placing your Solo Stove in your existing
Good moments are made in safe spaces. Our vision of a safe place allows you to share intentional conversations around the fire, and have the tranquility to forget about tomorrow. When choosing an area to enjoy your nightly wind-down, we recommend giv
We know that our fire pits can produce flames up to 4 feet high and have always recommended keeping at least 6 feet between your fire pit and any large structure-- like your house, railings, or trees. We’ve found this recommendation to be the safest
Your Solo Stove will perform safely and efficiently on a sturdy and level surface.
While you may want to bring your favourite fire pit or camp stove to your favourite places, most public and private areas have their own rules about recreational fires. Before beginning any journey with your Solo Stove in tow, it is a great idea to d
When you double up on the fun, take care to place each fire pit in a safe place according to our preferred safety recommendations. Your Solo Stoves can be any distance apart, as long as they are not touching each other. You’ll need safe access to eac
Our fire pits can produce flames up to 4 feet high and are hotter than the average ground fire. We always recommend keeping at least 30 feet between your fire pit and any highly flammable or explosive substances-- like LPG cylinders. We’ve found this
You can trust your Solo Stove to provide a robust and reliable flame at high altitudes. Trekking anywhere below the tree line is a cinch with your favorite camp stove, and even the best s’mores sessions happen with our friends in the mile high cities
The bottom of your camp stove doesn’t get nearly as hot as the cooking ring up top, but is warm enough to need a buffer between heat-sensitive surfaces. Elevating your camp stove on a table at home or on a cooler at the tailgate may not be the best w