Would this Patio Fire Pit be allowed?

[Bdev13]

Hello I was looking at fire pit that maybe allowed at the Fort but would also have function back home, would the model be allowed?

 

[Bdev13]

I should state that I have looked at the pictures of the ones allowed and only question this one because of the top.

 

[bama_ed]

I would think it's okay. No vent/mesh is facing upward. Bama Ed

 

[peg110]

The comment to consider in this document is "Please notice the solid metal top design preventing exposed flame....."

Your picture is not clear whether it's solid or more like a chimney. If it's a chimney, I would say that it would NOT be allowed.

 

[tiggerdad]

If that stack on top is open to the flame then probably not considered approved. It has to be a solid top. If that stack is solid, then you should be good.

Can you clarify?

 

[FortForever]

No, because it has openings in the top chimney.

Basically, the only one you can get is this one. I know the posters show others, but they are much harder to find and more expensive.

 

[Greggieb]

I am staying at the cabins in April. 2 questions. Are you allowed to have a fire pit in the cabins and 2, can you rent a fire pit for the week? Thanks

 

[peg110]

I am staying at the cabins in April. 2 questions. Are you allowed to have a fire pit in the cabins and 2, can you rent a fire pit for the week? Thanks

Some how how, I think they frown on fire pits of any type IN the cabins.

Outside at the cabin sites though, I believe they are allowed as long as it conforms to the guidelines of the types and not that close to the cabins themselves.

As far as "Renting" them, I have never heard of this being done. That's not to say it's not available... Just haven't heard of it.