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Multi Fuel Fireplace

Corten steel bbq facilitates group barbecuing, fostering social connections and creating a lively ambiance.
Made from durable corten steel, this barbecue will be a reliable companion for countless cookouts.
The base includes a compact drawer for collecting dust and for easy cleaning.

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Multi Fuel Fireplace

A multi fuel fireplace is designed to burn different types of fuel, including wood, coal, pellets, and even propane. This versatility means you can choose the right fuel for your needs, whether you want a quick and easy fire or a longer-lasting flame. Plus, because they're made for outdoor entertaining, multi fuel fireplaces often come with ample cooking surfaces, perfect for grilling up a feast for family and friends.

One of the main advantages of a multi fuel fireplace is the ability to switch between fuels. For example, if you're short on time or want to have a fire that's easy to extinguish, you can use propane or charcoal. On the other hand, if you have time to enjoy a long evening around the fire, wood or pellets may be the best option. With a multi fuel fireplace, you have the flexibility to choose the fuel that fits your plans – and your mood.

Another benefit of a multi fuel fireplace is the cooking space it provides. Many models come with large grilling surfaces that can accommodate plenty of food at once. This makes it easy to cook for a crowd, or to prepare multiple dishes at the same time. You can even accessorize your multi fuel fireplace with cooking tools like griddles and grates, which make it possible to cook a wider variety of foods.

When choosing a multi fuel fireplace, there are a few things to consider. First, think about the size of the grilling surface and how much food you need to cook. Make sure the fireplace you choose has enough space to accommodate your needs. Second, consider the type of fuel you want to use most frequently. If you plan to use propane often, look for a fireplace with a built-in gas line. If you're a fan of wood fires, make sure there's enough space inside the fireplace to accommodate large logs. Finally, think about the overall style and design of the fireplace. You want something that will match the existing decor of your outdoor space – whether that means something traditional and rustic, or something modern and sleek.

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