Woodlark Pinot Round Bioethanol Fire Pit, 70cm

A compact, round bioethanol fire pit for courtyards, city terraces and smaller gardens. Pinot is the smallest design in the Woodlark Fire collection: a wide, shallow bowl of hand-finished cast stone with a real flame at its centre, and no smoke, gas bottle or hose.

It suits the corner of a patio where a few people sit close together. The flame rises from a bed of lava rock around a 304 stainless steel burner, and a full burner lasts most of an evening. Light it, pour something good, and let the evening take its time.

• 70cm across and 30cm high: the smallest footprint in the range
• Cast in glass-fibre reinforced concrete (GFRC) for outdoor use all year
• 8-litre stainless steel burner, roughly 9 to 11 hours per fill
• Burns bioethanol: a real flame with no smoke, ash or soot
• 2-year Woodlark guarantee, plus 30 days to change your mind

Specification

What is in the box

• Fire pit body in glass-fibre reinforced concrete
• 304 stainless steel burner with sliding snuffer lid, and a stainless steel hook to work it
• Lava rock
• Matching PVC cover
• Sent separately and free: a long lighting wand and 15 litres of bioethanol

Delivery

Each fire pit travels on its own pallet and arrives by tail-lift at your kerbside or driveway, free to the UK mainland. At around 50kg (110 lb) packed, you will need two people to move it into place. If you would rather we did that, add our white glove two-person delivery and set-up (£90) when you order, and we can take the packaging away for a further £78. Both are tick-box options on this page. We deliver to mainland Great Britain only. Full details are in our fire pit terms of sale.

Why bioethanol

Bioethanol is a renewable fuel distilled from plant sugars. It burns with a real, living flame and no smoke, ash or soot, so there is nothing drifting over the fence and nothing to clear up in the morning. There is no gas bottle, regulator or engineer to book. Read more in our bioethanol fire pit buying guide, or compare every design by size.

Using it safely

• Outdoors only, in the open air, never under a canopy, awning or overhanging plants.
• Place on a stable, level, non-combustible surface, with plenty of clear space around it as set out in the instructions.
• Never refuel while the flame is lit or the burner is warm. Let it cool completely first.
• Light with a long lighter or wand, never a match held over the burner.
• Never move the fire pit while it is lit or hot, and keep children and pets supervised.
• Refuelling is a job for a clear head: appoint one sober adult to look after the fire.

Questions

Is the Pinot big enough for a group?

It suits two to four people sitting close. For a larger group, the Grenache (102cm) or one of the fire tables gives more room around the flame.

When will my fire pit arrive?

We aim to deliver within 14 working days of your order, and our logistics partner will call or email to agree a day. Orders placed before 25 November are dispatched from Friday 11 December, when our first delivery lands. For delivery before Christmas, order by Thursday 17 December. If a design or finish sells out before we dispatch yours, we will contact you first: you can wait for the next delivery, switch to another design, or cancel for a full refund.

How much fuel does it use?

Our 8-litre burners use about 0.75 litres of bioethanol an hour, so a four-hour evening takes around three litres. Your first 15 litres come free with the fire pit.

Does it give off much heat?

You will feel real warmth sitting close to it, but a fire pit is about atmosphere first. For heating a whole seating area on a cold night, pair it with a patio heater.

Can I return it if I change my mind?

Yes. You have 30 days from delivery to change your mind. Because fire pits travel on a pallet, we collect from your property for £93, deducted from your refund. If anything arrives faulty or damaged, collection is free and you are fully covered by your statutory rights. Full details are in our fire pit terms of sale.

Can I use it under a pergola or on a balcony?

Use it only in the open air, away from roofs, canopies, awnings, closed louvres and overhanging plants. Beside a pergola works well; directly beneath a covered roof does not. On a balcony, check your building rules first, and always follow the clearance distances in the instructions.

Is it suitable for homes with children and pets?

Add the optional round glass guard and it sits around the burner as a clear barrier, keeping little hands and paws back from the flame while steadying it on breezy evenings. The glass and the stone near the burner get hot, so a lit fire pit always needs an adult watching. You can add the guard as a tick-box option on this page.

Can I leave it outside in winter?

Yes. Glass-fibre reinforced concrete is made to live outdoors all year. Fit the cover when the fire pit is cold and not in use, and store fuel indoors in its original container.