Project Aim
Explore a compact fire-pit format that can be transported, deployed and stored more easily than a conventional fixed fire pit.
A compact, portable fire-pit concept developed around fabricated steel construction, controlled airflow and practical transport.


The concept focuses on creating a durable, transportable product while using an enclosed combustion path and controlled air entry to support cleaner burning and reduce visible smoke. Its performance would need to be established through physical prototype testing.
Explore a compact fire-pit format that can be transported, deployed and stored more easily than a conventional fixed fire pit.
Airflow path, combustion-chamber geometry, stability, heat exposure, safe clearances, portability and practical cleaning.
Fabricated steel construction using cut, formed and joined components, followed by a suitable heat-resistant finish where required.
Smoke reduction, surface temperature, stability, material thickness, distortion and safe operating clearances require physical prototype testing before use.