A stove includes a stage, a stove, a housing, and an exhaust pipe is disclosed. Wherein, the stove is disposed on the stage and includes a chamber made of metal and a thermal insulation structure. The chamber includes a cavity, an entry, and an air outlet. The thermal insulation structure covers an exterior of the chamber. The housing is disposed outside of the stove and joined to the stage. An isolation space is formed between the housing and the stove. The exhaust pipe passes through the housing and communicates with the air outlet and the exterior of the housing. The heat source is adapted to heat the cavity. Whereby, a compact size kiln is realized.

Systems and methods for a fire device, comprising injecting multiple gaseous fuel streams upwards to a focal point via corresponding fuel injection ports, wherein the multiple gaseous fuel streams intersect at the focal point; and igniting the multiple gaseous fuel streams at the focal point via the pilot light flame. Deflections panels are coupled to the fire device, in one or more examples.

A fire pit support is used between a fire pit and the underlying support surface. The fire pit support provides a heat shield that carries the fire pit above the underlying support surface while allowing air to circulate between the support surface and the heat shield. The fire pit support provides a raised lip about the perimeter of the heat shield to prevent the fire pit from unintentionally sliding off the edge of the fire pit support. The fire pit support includes water drainage openings that allow water to drain through the fire pit support. The drainage openings are configured to minimize heat that passes through the heat shield. The fire pit support can be shipped to the end user in a disassembled condition and readily erected by the end user using a typical screwdriver.

A heat deflector includes a first portion having a first outer edge and a center and a first surface extending from the first outer edge to the center of the first portion. The first surface sloping downward from the first outer edge toward the center of the first portion. The heat deflector further includes a second portion having an inner edge and an outer edge. The inner edge of the second portion is adjacent to the first outer edge of the first portion. The heat deflector further includes a third portion having a third outer edge and a third inner edge and a second surface extending from the third outer edge of the third portion to the third inner edge of the third portion. The second surface sloping downward from the third outer edge of the third portion to the third inner edge of the third portion.

A heat deflector is disclosed that includes a first portion having a first outer edge and a center and a first surface extending from the first outer edge to the center of the first portion. The first surface sloping downward from the first outer edge toward the center of the first portion. The heat deflector further includes a second portion having an inner edge and an outer edge. The inner edge of the second portion is adjacent to the first outer edge of the first portion. The heat deflector further includes a third portion having a third outer edge and a third inner edge and a second surface extending from the third outer edge of the third portion to the third inner edge of the third portion. The second surface sloping downward from the third outer edge of the third portion to the third inner edge of the third portion.

A stove includes a stage, a stove, a housing, and an exhaust pipe is disclosed. Wherein, the stove is disposed on the stage and includes a chamber made of metal and a thermal insulation structure. The chamber includes a cavity, an entry, and an air outlet. The thermal insulation structure covers an exterior of the chamber. The housing is disposed outside of the stove and joined to the stage. An isolation space is formed between the housing and the stove. The exhaust pipe passes through the housing and communicates with the air outlet and the exterior of the housing. The heat source is adapted to heat the cavity. Whereby, a compact size kiln is realized.

A fire pit having a deflector ring that is received in a fire screen located on the top of the fire pit. The deflector ring has wall portions that are angled from 45 to 75 degrees for deflecting heat onto the feet, body, and head of users surrounding the fire pit, reducing smoke production, and for minimizing flame obstruction. The fire pit includes a pit body having a wall section and a top surface that defines a fire pit receptacle opening. A lower screen is located above the top surface. An upper screen is located above the lower screen. A frustum-shaped deflector is received in the lower screen. An outer surface of a wall portion of the deflector is for radiating heat onto a user's body and feet, and an inner surface of the wall portion of the deflector is for radiating heat onto a user's body and head.

A heat deflector for a fire pit includes primary and secondary deflector members. The secondary deflector member is mounted above the primary deflector member to define a heat chamber between the two deflector members. The primary deflector member defines openings to allow hot air and combustion products to pass through the primary deflector member under the secondary deflector member. The outer portions of the primary deflector member are bent downwardly. The heat deflector is mounted above a fire pit on a single accessory post that allows the position of the heat deflector to be adjusted up and down as well as pivoting from a position where no portion of the heat deflector is above the fire pit to a position wherein the entire heat deflector is above the fire pit.

A heat deflecting assembly for open flame heat sources such as fire pits and camp fires includes a first pipe that has a first end. The first end is configured to couple to a substantially horizontal surface. A deflector is coupled to and extends from a second end of the first pipe. The first pipe and the deflector comprise metal. The deflector is configured to horizontally redirect heat that radiates upwardly from proximate to the first end of the first pipe.

A table fire pit integrating a fire pit beneath an insulated table top is disclosed. The table gas includes a base frame, upstanding frames extending from the base frame, and a top frame at a top of the upstanding frames. The top frame defines a pan receiving area at the top frame for receiving a pan holding heating elements. The table fire pit includes arms extending from the top frame. Further, the arms connect to a table top such that the pan positions underneath the table top. The heating elements are ignited in the pan, creating a controlled open flame below the table top that generates warmth and ambiance without transferring heat to the table top. The table fire pit is portable and makes it suitable for well-ventilated areas or outdoor use, offering a stylish and practical solution for gatherings and dining experiences.