Medium Steel Burn Cage Fire Pit, 24-Inch Square by 32-Inch Tall with Optional Lid, Riser Base and Storage Cover
This medium steel burn cage fire pit gives yard debris, cardboard and other burnable household waste airflow from all four sides while replacing a rusting 55-gallon burn barrel. Its 24-inch square footprint and 32-inch height provide 7.88 cubic feet of volume for suburban-yard use.
The cage uses 14-gauge hot-rolled mild steel panels with angled ventilation slots and integrated handles. Tab-and-slot assembly needs no tools or hardware, and the panels store flat when the season ends or the cage must be moved.
Choose the configuration that fits your setup: an optional lid helps keep embers and light ash inside on breezy days, an optional riser base lifts fuel 4 inches for lower airflow and ash collection, and a custom-fit storage cover is available. The options are offered independently as No Lid or With Lid, No Base or With Base, and No Cover or With Cover.
The Medium Pyro Cage measures 24 inches square by 32 inches tall and weighs about 13 pounds per panel. Standard units ship in two boxes, while the no-lid, no-riser configuration ships in one box.
Features
- Four-sided airflow through angled slots
- 14-gauge (0.075-inch) hot-rolled mild steel panels
- 24-inch square by 32-inch tall form
- 7.88 cubic feet of volume
- Tab-and-slot assembly without tools or hardware
- Integrated carrying handles
- Optional lid, riser base and storage cover
- Panels store flat for off-season storage or moving
Specifications
- Product type: Burn cage
- Dimensions: 24 inches square x 32 inches tall
- Capacity: 7.88 cubic feet
- Material: 14-gauge (0.075-inch) hot-rolled mild steel
- Options: Lid: No Lid or With Lid; Base: No Base or With Base; Storage Cover: No Cover or With Cover
- Packaging: Two boxes for standard items; one box for no-lid, no-riser configuration
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Medium Pyro Cage dimensions?
The cage is 24 inches square and 32 inches tall, with a stated volume of 7.88 cubic feet.
What does the optional riser base do?
The riser base raises fuel 4 inches so lower vents can feed the fire from below and ash can collect in the base.
Does assembly require tools?
No. The tab-and-slot panels assemble without tools or hardware.
Which configurations are available?
You can select the lid, base and storage cover independently, each as included or not included.
How does the cage store?
The panels break down flat for off-season storage or a move, although heat can make separation after a season require a rubber mallet and extra leverage.