Stand is not necessary on: Under normal recommended use (3-4 hours), Solo Stove Fire Pits will not get hot enough to break down concrete. However, if you are burning the fire pit on painted, stained, or stamped concrete, you SHOULD use a Stand to ensure no damage is done to the concrete finish.
What surface can I put my Solo Stove on?
Stone, Pavers, or Gravel If you are worried about scorching grass that grows between stones, grab a Stand. However, Solo Stove fire pits are generally safe to burn on stone, pavers, or gravel.
Does Solo Stove get hot on bottom?
Yes! Unlike a regular fire pit, the bottom of the stove never gets hotter than 100 degrees Fahrenheit. That said, it should only be used outside.29 Nov 2021
What do you put under a Solo Stove?
Solo Stoves are safe to use on both wood or Trex decking, provided you also use the Solo Stove stand or a heat resistant fire pit barrier underneath.2 Feb 2021
Do you need a mat under Solo Stove?
A solo stove should not be placed directly on a wood deck, as this can cause damage over time. Instead, a solo stove should have a stand and preferably a fireproof mat underneath it. There are benefits to using both, but the solo stand is an absolute necessity.6 Jan 2022
What surface can you put Solo Stove on?
You can safely use your Solo Stove fire pit on concrete, pavements, gravel, stone, slate, or dirt. These surfaces won't suffer from the heat of the fire pit (though any flammable debris must be cleared off the dirt) and you can use the fire pit safely on them. It may mark the surfaces, but won't do any lasting damage.
Do you need to cover your Solo Stove?
Yes! We only recommend you cover your fire pit to protect it from the elements. Lid is a great option to use as a temporary cover, while our Shelter is designed to keep your fire pit safe from rain, snow, dust, and leaves while storing your fire pit outside permanently.
How do you keep a Solo Stove from rusting?
Dry It Off Pay particular attention to corners and edges where moisture might cling for longer. Wipe away all excess moisture with an old towel or rag, and this will help prevent rust. “Never put your solo stove away wet; it's much more likely to rust if it's stored with moisture on it. “
Can my Solo Stove get rained on?
If you read the intro you already know the answer is yes you can leave your Solo Stove out in the rain.
Can a Solo Stove be used on a covered porch?
Solo Stoves are safe to use on both wood or Trex decking, provided you also use the Solo Stove stand or a heat resistant fire pit barrier underneath. We'll also consider just how hot these stoves get on the outside, and if they're ok to use on a covered deck, porch or patio.2 Feb 2021
Can you put a Solo Stove on a Trex deck?
Solo Stoves are safe to use on both wood or Trex decking, provided you also use the Solo Stove stand or a heat resistant fire pit barrier underneath. Although Solo Stoves emit less heat than other types of fire pits, they could still damage your deck over prolonged periods of use.2 Feb 2021
Can I put a fire pit on composite deck?
Never, never, NEVER place a fire put directly on a wooden or composite deck. are commonly used in composite decking, so the risk of warping and melting under high-heat conditions, like those produced by a fire pit, is something to be aware of as well.11 Mar 2021