Fire Pit With Grill: Ring Of Logs 90 Swing Arm BBQ Rack

The Ring of Logs 90 with Swing Arm BBQ Rack makes a beautiful centrepiece that brings warmth, atmosphere and outstanding cooking opportunities to your garden. The Swing Arm BBQ Rack makes BBQ-ing without burning simple. Once your fire has done its work, simply remove the Swing Arm BBQ Rack and keep the ash bed dry for next time with a lid, which also converts your fire pit into a useful table. With the additional bonus of storage blow to help keep your logs dry and close to hand, this is definitely one of our favourites.

A very elegant fire pit, ideal for cooking over but also with attractive and practical log storage space around the base. The Ring of Logs 90 comes with the unique detachable Swing Arm BBQ Rack included and the shelf makes a great spot for keeping food warm. As seen in Jeremy Clarkson’s garden on Clarkson’s Farm!

The Ring of Logs has a 90cm fire bowl and comes with a BBQ rack which swings over your fire pit, so that you can access your fire and position the grill over the flames or embers depending on what you’re cooking. The BBQ rack is half bar, half plate, so you don’t loose your veg between the gaps but you can still get those all important grill lines on your steak.

The fire pit comes with a protective coating of oil which will burn off after first use. The fire pit and bbq rack are made from 3mm mild steel. They will oxidise over time and turn from graphite to an autumnal russet pantina. This does not affect their longevity or durability. All our fire pits are handmade from British sheet metal which has naturally occurring blemishes which can mean slight variations in the forging and finish.

Fire pit care: fire up your fire pit and grill to burn off the protective oil. You can remove the rust as it oxidises with a wire brush and then oiled, but the rust doesn’t affect use or durability. Avoid putting the BBQ rack over high flames as the steel will warp under high temperatures. To cook over your fire pit, you want the flames to die down and leave the cooking embers behind. Or use an ash rake to separate the embers from the flames and position your BBQ rack over the cooking embers.