Ratings & Reviews for Master Forge Rancher 47-in W Steel Round Wood-Burning Fire Pit

Outdoor fun

Loved the size. Great for family outdoor time. The included cover is pretty thin and ripped while trying to put on the first time. Some of the “trays” around the outside were bent a little.

Some assembly required and it is heavy.

I liked the versatility of charcoal grill or wood fire. Plus didn’t realize it came with a cover which was much appreciated since shortly after assembling it and putting in place on the patio we had severe rain storms come through.

Rust ! Be aware of rush problems !!!

I really like this firepit, however after only two summers of using it, the bottom of the fire pit is rusting BADLY and has several rust holes clear thru the bottom or the fire pit !! I have kept it covered & even put it inside my garage during the winter months. Just be aware!!

Awesome multi use

We have really enjoyed this pit grill over the last year. It's big enough to for our parties and the large grill grate holds enough food to feed a lot of people. The only thing that kept me from giving 5 stars was the cover that came with it. It lasted about a month and biodegraded to pieces. The pit itself is awesome. Food grate is adjustable and the side table goes all the way around the pit and is fantastic for holding coffee cups and such. Very well designed.

Rust

Bought this firepit because it looked great and it does. BUT if not covered and kept dry even though it has drain holes it Will rust out very fast. don't waste your money on an outdoor firepit that CANT resist rust.

Screw holes

Screw holes are not good. Very difficult to put together

This is our second purchase. It took a good few years but we finally wore the original out. Definitely worth it.

Handy Grill

I would re buy this if I had to. Really convenient to grill burgers, steaks, etc. Cover is a flimsy plastic cover that will not last. the stand that holds the charcoal briskets can double up as a firewood stand which makes starting fires easier however, after a few good hot fires, the stand will deteriorate at its weld spots and the weight of the wood as you add to the fire will bend the welded metal piece that is holding it all together from the weight and combination of the heat on the metal. ...

Pretty flimsy construction

If you want this type of pit save up to buy a quality put. It may last a year or 2 before burning out. The side screen is thin. The bottom of the pit is thin sheet metal. The legs are formed sheet metal... Not a solid tube. The only sturdy it is the barbeque grate. Cheap is about the best I can say

Happy with my firepit

Good quality heavier metal than most fire pits I ve look at.

Great idea poor materials

This thing isn't made to be outside because it rusts pretty bad. The cover is a crap and will dry rot from being outside. Maybe because we live in South Florida and it can't handle the humidity. Save yourself the money and look at a better quality product like a Solo or Breeo. They're more expensive but you get what you pay for.