Fire Pit Mat - 37.8x39.4in Fireproof Blanket for Under Fire Pit, Compatible with Solo Stove, Heat Resistant Rug for Outside Indoor Wooden Deck Grass Lawn Protection - Brown

This fire pit mat is an absolute game changer for anyone cooking with a barbecue on top of a rug or deck. It creates a strong, heat-resistant barrier that protects surfaces from grease splatters, sparks, and high temps. I used to worry about damaging my outdoor rug or leaving scorch marks, but this mat gives total peace of mind. It’s durable, easy to clean, and stays in place even with a big grill on top. Plus, it folds up easily when not in use—super convenient for storage. If you barbecue regularly and want to protect your space, this mat is a smart and simple investment.

If you have a camper hot tent stove, this is a gotta have. Even if your hot tin stove doesn’t have a foot mount, you want to be protecting of the grass sometimes forest fires can get started with one spark that ignite underground on a tree route that you didn’t notice. You also want to be protecting of the grass in the environment. This can also be used on a concrete slab patio. It’ll protect the slab from getting certain ash stained and sometimes concrete and crack from intense heat. If it’s new this does all that. Bottom line safer and cleaner.

Great product. Protects driveway.

Not just a mat for the fire pit, it’s also the same material used to put out fires.The only reason it didn’t get 5 stars is I haven’t had to put out any fire with it.

Works well!

So I got 2 different fire pit mats at the same price, and this one was the winner hands down! I wish I had returned the other one but forgot to before the window closed. So I guess I’ll donate it or give it away as it’s thin and too small for our fire pit.This has a great thickness to it, and it gives me peace of mind when we use our fire pit on our wooden deck. For the price, quality and size, this mat can’t be beat!

Does what it needs to do. No complaints here

well made material only thing is the heat goes right through it to what ever is underneath of it. I had it folded doubled up under my hot tent stove on top of a tarp some hot coals fell out and landed on the mat I figured it was ok and left it there for a minute or so… when I was packing up and lifted the mat the tarp under it had a nice size whole melted in it so be careful what you have under it if hot coals drop onto it!