Solo Stove designs innovative smokeless fire pits, camp stoves, and pizza ovens, utilizing signature 360° Airflow Design technology for efficient outdoor heating and cooking.
Solo Stove is a premier designer of outdoor lifestyle products, best known for its line of stainless steel, smokeless fire pits. Founded with a mission to create a more efficient and cleaner burning fire, the company utilizes a patented unique double-wall construction and 360° Airflow Design™. This technology draws air through the bottom to fuel the fire while directing heated oxygen to the top, resulting in a secondary burn that drastically reduces smoke and creates a mesmerizing flame.
The brand's product range includes the portable Lite and Titan camping stoves, the best-selling Bonfire, Yukon, and Ranger backyard fire pits, and the Pi Pizza Oven. Crafted from durable 304 stainless steel, Solo Stove products are built to withstand the elements while providing a gathering point for friends and family. Beyond the hardware, Solo Stove offers a comprehensive ecosystem of accessories, including stands, shelters, and tools, ensuring a safe and enjoyable outdoor experience.
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Solo Stove fire pits utilize a double-wall design with bottom vent holes that pull air in to feed the fire at the base. Heated oxygen serves as a secondary burn at the top, which burns off smoke particles before they escape.
You should avoid placing the fire pit directly on heat-sensitive surfaces like wood or composite decks. It is recommended to use the Solo Stove Stand or a suitable heat-resistant barrier to elevate the unit.
After the fire pit has completely cooled, tip the unit over to empty the loose ash. For general maintenance, store the unit in a dry place or use a weatherproof cover.
Dry hardwoods such as oak, maple, or hickory are recommended for the best burn and efficiency. Softwoods or damp wood may produce more smoke and burn less efficiently.
Yes, it is normal for the 304 stainless steel to develop a bronze or blue patina due to the high heat generated inside the fire pit. This discoloration is expected and does not affect performance.