Outdoor brazier with reeds

Do you like reeds? Now you can have them in your garden or on your terrace with this outdoor brazier! The flames will give life to the engravings, they will illuminate your evenings and bring warmth at nightfall.

Made in our workshops, located in Verton (62), this object of good quality made in France will make the decoration of your garden or your terrace even warmer.

It has been designed to provide an excellent draft, to allow the most beautiful flame possible to be maintained.

Characteristics :

Dimensions

Height: 50 cm (+ 10 cm with base)

Length: 53 cm

Width: 53 cm

Weight 

Brazier with base: 29.40 kg

Without base : 24,20 kg

Engraving

Reed

Bringing your fire to life

To light your fire, you will need fuel. Be careful though, if you want a nice long-lasting flame, although mixing is possible, choose only one. Also, avoid piling up too much fuel inside your outdoor brazier, to prevent the ashes from flying away.

It is advisable to use :

• Wood logs ;
• Reconstituted wood, such as wood pellets or compressed logs;
• Coal.

After this preparation, you can start your fire with firelighters.

Our secret: steel

This alloy allows you to have a solid product, but also relatively light (thanks to its size) and easier to work with. All this while maintaining an aesthetic appearance in keeping with the times.

It also supports very well the high temperatures, which is necessary for an external brazier. It will keep a solidity to any test. Its weight and shape allow it to be easily transported. 

In addition, steel has a certain economic factor due to its long life. Once you buy it, you will have it for many, many years!

Where to place it?

It should not be placed in enclosed areas to avoid the build up of harmful gases during combustion, and it should not be placed under low tree branches to avoid the risk of flame spread.

Your outdoor brazier should be placed on the flattest possible surface to prevent it from tipping over. Don't worry, the wind won't be strong enough to make it move, but it's all about aesthetics.

Cover it with a tarpaulin in case of bad weather and when you are not using it for long periods of time, in order to protect it from rust.