Zero
$5,000.00
AK47
An outdoor wood fireplace, a nest in which to seek refuge, enjoying the warmth of the fire: the eccentric dance of the flames is replaced by the silent burning of the embers.
Design and art blend to form a new furnishing accessory and its mission is very simple: bringing people together. In the garden, by the swimming pool, in the outdoor areas of hotels, restaurants and farm tourism centres to create always the right atmosphere for the fire.
It is provided with a closing disk that covers the combustion chamber, so as to prevent residual material getting out in the event of rain or wind. Not just the fireplace but also the container for firewood which, when not in use, can also be a useful storage surface.
Steel, H40 cm / H40 cm, Rust
KIT (sold separately):
Grill 51 cm - Stainless steel, Weight 182 Kg
Packaging: L75 W75 H45 cm and L157 W157 H3 cm
* Supplied in a ready-to assemble kit
(assembly level/degree of difficulty: easy)
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