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TIKI Brand makes some off the best smokeless fire pits on the market. They’re nice because they looks good, they’re competitively priced, and they comes with all the accessories you need out of the box.
Keeping that same value approach, TIKI has teamed up with The Home Depot to release an exclusive model. It’s named the Huddle Fire Pit, and it’s a little smaller than their popular Patio fire pit (20.1 inches vs 24.75 inches), but it’s a good size fore small gatherings.
It retails for only $199 (check price), which is one of the least expensive brand-name fire pits. Despite the low price point, it still has everything you need without spending extra on accessories.
It comes with a stand to help elevate it from the surface underneath. It also comes with a cover, to keep it looking good through inclement weather.
Construction
The Huddle is made from stainless steel on the pit itself, while the surround and stand is from black powder coated steel. The fire pit has a smokeless design, so that means ample air flow, and holes on the top in the inside to give a nice secondary burn.
Visually, the Huddle has a nice look to it. The outside is perforated to break-up the solid metal appearance. It’s finished off with handles that help make it easier to pick up.
Convenience
TIKI brought the convenient design elements to the Huddle from their more expensive fire pits. Given it’s smaller stature, it’s made to be portable. It weighs 32 pounds, but the stand on the bottom is removeable, which helps cut weight for transport.
The stand also serves dual duty. To make cleaning out ash easy, the ash collects in the stand, underneath the fire pit. Then you can just dump out the ash in the stand, rather than turning the whole fire pit upside down in the trash.
Another feature that I really like on their other products is the 30-Minute Fire Pit Wood Packs. It’s a paper bag of wood pellets that you can light the corners and it’ll easily start and burn for 30-minutes.
It make having a fire easier, which means you do it more often. They brought that feature to the Huddle, which is a big win.