A 4" blocking plate and 6.5" extended centering tee that closes off the Rain Drain when you would rather ash stayed in the bowl. Drop the tee throu...

30" forged campfire tongs — hand riveted from 1/2" American steel by an Ohio blacksmith. Long enough to move a burning log without leaning into the...

The Fire Chalice draws on the oldest vessel shape there is. A wide bowl lifted on a tapered stem, it holds the fire high and throws heat out across...

The Fire Flower opens like petals around the fire — an organic, blooming profile that softens the hard geometry most steel fire bowls settle for.Wh...

A one-piece forged poker, hammered out by an Ohio blacksmith. No welds, no joints, nothing to work loose — the whole tool is a single bar of Americ...

A 30" forged fire shovel for lifting ash out of the bowl and banking coals while the fire is still warm. Hand made in Ohio from American steel.Why ...

A flat steel lid that turns the fire pit into a level surface when it is not lit — a side table for a drink, and a cover that keeps leaves and rain...

A steel fire ring that works two ways: drop it into a stone fire pit as a permanent liner, or set it on any non-combustible surface and use it as a...

The Liberty takes the same heavy-gauge American steel bowl as the Patriot and sets it on an angled base — a faceted, angular pedestal with a sharpe...

The Liberty takes the same heavy-gauge American steel bowl as the Patriot and sets it on a circular base — a rolled circular pedestal that echoes t...

The Liberty takes the same heavy-gauge American steel bowl as the Patriot and sets it on a curved base — a softly radiused pedestal that eases the ...

The Liberty takes the same heavy-gauge American steel bowl as the Patriot and sets it on a hollow base — an open cut-out pedestal that lightens the...

The Liberty takes the same heavy-gauge American steel bowl as the Patriot and sets it on a standard base — a clean straight-sided pedestal that rea...

The Lunar traces the waning crescent of the moon. Its overlapping arcs eclipse and reveal the fire as you move around it, so the piece reads differ...

The Patriot is Ohio Flame’s signature bowl — a single, cleanly drawn cone of American steel with nothing bolted to it and nothing to wear out. It i...

A two-piece pivoting screen — one half lifts and recesses under the other, so you can feed the fire without lifting the whole screen off and findin...

Lifting the fire off the floor of the bowl is the single cheapest upgrade to how a wood fire burns. The Round Log Grate keeps logs up in the air wh...

A one-piece spark screen that drops onto the rim and keeps embers where they belong. The simplest way to keep a wood fire going safely once the eve...

A fixed screen with a hinged access door. Three handles on the body plus one on the door — add a log through the opening and the screen never leave...

The Stellar is cut with a radiating star profile that turns the rim into a silhouette. Lit, the openings throw a spoked pattern of light across wha...