SAVE $196.02:As of March 26,About get the Tiki Smokeless Patio Fire Pit for $198.98 at Amazon. That's 50% off its usual price.
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Tiki Smokeless Patio Fire Pit $198.98 at Amazon As the weather heats up and the rain calms down for spring, you're probably thinking about doing more outdoor activities. That might include hanging out in your backyard or having get-togethers where folks hang out by your patio. If that's the case, you might want to invest in something that makes your backyard feel a bit cozier. And right now, thanks to the Amazon Big Spring Sale, that's going to be easier than ever.
As of March 26, get the Tiki Smokeless Patio Fire Pit for $198.98 at Amazon. That's a discount of $196.02 and 50% off its usual price. Currently, it's also cheaper than its price over at the official Tiki store, where you can get it for $295.
This 25-inch smokeless fire pit is a great way to sit back, relax, and chat by the fire. Thanks to its special airflow system, it won't choke you and your party out with smoke, and there's less ash. It'll give you a large flame with a 4-foot heat radius that can keep you and everyone around you warm even when it gets cool on those gorgeous spring and summer nights.
It's crafted with a 16-gauge stainless steel powder-coated black finish and comes with a removable ash pan for easy cleaning. It's easy to use and it's relatively affordable, so if you've been looking for a great centerpiece for your patio or outdoor hangouts as things get much less tumultuous outside, this might be it. Imagine a projector with your favorite movie, drinks and snacks, and a sizzling fire. Sounds nice, right? Make it a reality while it's available at this price.
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