Name: Modern 60
Brand: Barbecook
SKU: BC-WOO-6005
Price: 169.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Variants

Extremely qualitative.
Three sturdy legs provide a stable base.

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What could be more delightful than having a chat and a drink around a crackling fire in the company of some friends or family? The fire bowl is a popular tool among young and old people. Perfect to use all year long, easy to maintain and generally quite compact. In short, a fire bowl is worth investing in!

Size L x W x H

60 x 60 x 33cm

What are the advantages of the Modern 60 fire bowl?

The Modern 60 fire bowl has a matt black colour and an extremely elegant shape. With this fire bowl you do not only create warmth and cosiness, the bowl is also a real treat for the eye. This fire bowl consists of a round bowl with a flat round surface underneath and stands on three sturdy legs. The Modern 60 has - as the name suggests - a diameter of 60 cm and is 33 cm high. The fire bowl is made of high quality material: black lacquered forged steel. black lacquered forged steel holds the heat extra well and thus guarantees a constant spread of a pleasant temperature. With the Modern 60 fire bowl you are therefore assured of a cosy evening full of fun!

How does a Modern 60 fire bowl work?

Lighting the Modern 60 fire bowl is very simple. First of all, it is important to place the fire bowl in a safe place with a flat surface, away from flammable objects. Once this is done, the adventure can begin. First put some kindling and some Barbecook lighter cubes on the bottom of the fire bowl and light them using the extra long matches or lighter. Then build a pyramid with about 5 logs. It is best to work with pieces of beech or oak to create an even heat. Oak and beech burn for a long time and give beautiful flames. It is important that your wood is dry. If this is not the case, the wood hisses in your fire, gives hardly any heat and causes dark smoke. Then make sure that the wind is right to stir up the fire in your fire bowl. Also blow some air through your fire regularly. Under no circumstances use a liquid fuel such as methylated spirits; this is life-threatening. Once your fire is burning, the trick is to maintain it and keep it at the same temperature. You do this by adding logs in the places where it glows less.