Solo Stove Bonfire Stand | Stainless Steel, Fire Pit Accessory, Bonfire Fireplace Tools, Firepits and Fire Pits Outdoor, Perfect for Your Outdoor Fireplace, Width: 43,2 cm, Height: 7 cm

Seems to be genuine stainless steel and doesn’t change shape after a hot burn in the stove above

Having spent on the fire pit this is a precision made item that stores inside , “ Not cheap but the best seldom is “ sums it up !

Being stainless steel, like the Stove burner, it is an expensive luxury, but does its job well in keeping the burner clear of the ground and aiding draught.

The stand is exactly what I wanted and ordered. High quality product

Well packaged, this arrived very fast and does the job perfectly. My "Braai-master" husband is very pleased both with the product and with the great price-point. Recommended!

It's a stainless steel ring with holes in it. Expensive for what it is and debatable that it's needed however it fits the solo bonfire and should last forever.

It is what it is in high quality stainless steel

This is basically a product, which pretty much like the bonfire lid, that should be in the original package, not an optional extra. However, I was stupid enough to buy one and it does the job it was intended for. If you’ve got more money than sense, buy one. If you’ve got more sense than money, use a couple of bricks to lift your pit off the floor.

Cher pour un cercle de métal, mais très bien.

High quality and reasonable price

Ist sein Geld wert. Sehr gute Verarbeitung

solo parts are costly but this does the trick, solid product, does what its made for

This stand is great in that it adds to the look of your Solo Stove, and is made of strong stainless steel metal. The Solo Stove sits on top of the stand but does, not attach to it in any way, which might raise a concern of the stove being accidentally pushed off by some. Concrete blocks might serve the same purpose if the stand is set on grass or a wooden deck, but transportability makes it useful for anywhere. The stand stores neatly inside the stove and while not necessarily one of the most needed accessories ( lid and shield are higher priority add ones, in my opinion)it makes the stove a little more attractive looking. Apparently, the cool air that circulates through the holes and under the stand is supposed to help the fire, but I did not notice a big difference compared to having the stove set on concrete blocks. If you have nothing to put your stove on, then I would say the stand is essential for many surfaces. Overall, I really like it!