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Specifications

Y Series Portable Smokeless Fire Pit

Fire Pit Material
Stainless Steel
Handle Material
Pakka Wood
Height - Stow (low)
11"
Height - Burn (medium)
15"
Height - Cooking (high)
20"
Weight
31 lbs
Rim Width
3"

HOW WE'RE SMOKELESS

Fires smoke because of 3 reasons: lack of heat, lack of oxygen, or the wrong fuel. The key to a smokeless system is creating more airflow and burning a hotter fire. So, what does smokeless mean exactly?

HOW WE'RE SMOKELESS

Fires smoke because of 3 reasons: lack of heat, lack of oxygen, or the wrong fuel. The key to a smokeless system is creating more airflow and burning a hotter fire. So, what does smokeless mean exactly?

Step 01

Enhanced Airflow

Raised air vent design on the bottom of the fire pit enables oxygen to feed the fire even after significant ash build up.

FIND YOUR Y, AND YOU’LL FIND YOUR WAY.

A woman cooking fish and steaks over the Y Series firepit with grilling accessories.

FIND YOUR Y, AND YOU’LL FIND YOUR WAY.

COOK ANYWHERE

A built-in heat shield and adjustable legs allows you to fire it up on various surfaces and leave no trace. You can now use this fire pit on decks, wood chips, natural stone, brick, and asphalt without any other accessories or heat shields. Extend legs to cook/highest setting for grilling or if being used on composite decking.

built to last

We build all our fire pits right here in Lancaster, PA. Made with heavy gauge 304 stainless and corten steel, our fire pits will last a lifetime and they’ve got the warranty to prove it. 304 stainless steel is one of the most well used and proven steel alloys known to man. Used in everything from kitchen appliances to automotive parts, stainless steel will last forever and resist rust and corrosion. Corten Steel, also known as weathering steel, arrives with a blue steel finish and creates an earthy protective covering as it lives in the elements. At Breeo, we build our products with the best materials so you can buy it once and use it for a lifetime.

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frequently asked questions

WHICH FIRE PIT IS THE BEST FIT FOR ME?

It all depends on what your needs are and what you value most! If you value portability and enjoy taking your fire pit on excursions with you, the Y Series fire pit is built to take on the road, and ideal for car camping or just a smaller outdoor space.

If you're less likely to take your fire pit camping but love hosting parties and cooking over the fire, the X Series lineup is for you. X Series fire pits come in 4 sizes: X19– best for small spaces, X24– our bestseller and ideal for most spaces, X30– our perfect for hosting large parties and cooking lots of food, and the X42, our largest pit yet.

If you prefer a more stylish and sophisticated look and don't plan to cook over the fire, your best option might be our Luxeve® Model.

HOW OFTEN DO I NEED TO CLEAN OUT MY FIRE PIT AND WHAT SHOULD I USE TO DO SO?

We recommend cleaning out your fire pit after at least every 3-4 uses to avoid ash build-up. Ash build-up can cause the airflow in the bottom of the pit to be blocked, which in turn can cause a less smokeless fire. The best way to remove the ash from your fire pit is to use the Breeo Ash Shovel or a vacuum designed for removing ash. Always allow sufficient time for the ashes to cool before attempting to remove them.

WHAT ARE SOME TIPS FOR BUILDING A SMOKELESS FIRE?

The key to achieving maximum smoke reduction is a very hot fire spread evenly throughout the fire pit. Moving hot coals toward the outside wall will be helpful as well. This will provide more heat in the double-walled air chamber, which in turn will provide a more aggressive air current up through the air chamber, forcing that secondary combustion which is essential to making a fire smokeless.

Please note that adding bigger logs to your fire can cause the fire to burn cooler, so start by using smaller pieces then slowly adding bigger logs as the fire builds. As for stacking the wood, our best recommendations are as follows: Start by adding firestarter or dry shreds of paper or cardboard. Then, surround the fire starter with small pieces of kindling or dry twigs. Once the smaller pieces of kindling are burning well, carefully add larger, split logs (3-4" in diameter) one at a time. We recommend stacking the wood perpendicularly in a log cabin style. Also be sure that your wood has been dried sufficiently before attempting to burn. For more info, check out our article here.

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