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Lifestyle Prestige Fire Pit Brushed Copper Outdoor Heater

SKU: FS693
Barcode: 5060057620649

£404.00(£484.80 inc VAT)

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  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided 2
  • In the event of equipment failure an engineer will be sent for an onsite repair 2

The Lifestyle Prestige is a large freestanding wood-burning fire pit finished in a brushed copper effect over pressed steel construction. It is designed primarily for outdoor social settings — garden dining areas, pub terraces, event spaces, and similar environments where guests are seated or standing around a central focal point. As the largest model in the Lifestyle fire pit range, it has a presence that suits larger open-air spaces rather than compact balconies or enclosed areas.

In a busy outdoor hospitality setting, the 360-degree heat radiation is a practical advantage. Rather than directing warmth in a single direction, it allows a group seated around the fire pit to benefit from the heat regardless of where they are positioned. This makes it a useful addition to outdoor seating areas during cooler months, extending the usable season for venues that rely on outdoor covers. Recovery after refuelling is reasonably prompt for a wood-burning unit, though operators should factor in the time required to build and maintain a fire compared to gas or electric alternatives.

From an operational standpoint, the practical features worth noting include:

  • Large hinged access door for loading wood and managing the fire without removing the lid
  • Integrated ash catcher to simplify cleaning and reduce mess on the surrounding surface
  • 360-degree heat distribution, keeping all guests warmer across a wider seating arrangement
  • Pressed steel construction with brushed copper finish that suits both rustic and contemporary outdoor settings

Installation considerations are straightforward for a freestanding unit of this type. No gas or electrical connections are required — it runs on firewood and needs to be positioned on a stable, non-combustible surface away from structures, overhanging planting, or anything that could be affected by heat and embers. Check local authority guidance on open-fire use if the venue is in a smoke-controlled area, as this may affect whether wood burning is permitted. The unit should not be used in enclosed or semi-enclosed spaces where ventilation is restricted.

This fire pit suits outdoor hospitality venues, garden restaurants, event caterers, and private estates where a prominent centrepiece is as important as the warmth it provides. It is better suited to larger open areas than to small, sheltered terraces. For venues needing purely functional heating rather than a feature piece, a gas patio heater or electric infrared unit may be a more practical choice.

If you are unsure whether this model suits your specific outdoor space or want to discuss the right heating solution for your venue, we are happy to talk it through.

Frequently asked questions

Is this fire pit suitable for use on a covered outdoor terrace?

It should only be used in well-ventilated outdoor spaces. Covered terraces with restricted airflow are not suitable for wood-burning appliances due to smoke and carbon monoxide risk. If your terrace is partially enclosed, an electric infrared heater would be a safer and more appropriate choice.

Do we need to check anything before using this in a smoke-controlled area?

Yes. If your venue falls within a smoke-controlled zone designated by the local authority, burning wood may be restricted or subject to specific conditions. It is worth confirming with your local council before purchasing a wood-burning unit for regular commercial use.

How does this compare to a gas patio heater for an outdoor hospitality setting?

A wood-burning fire pit like this offers a visual and atmospheric quality that gas heaters typically do not, which can be an advantage if the unit is part of the guest experience. Gas heaters, however, are quicker to light, easier to control, and better suited to venues where consistent, adjustable heat output during a busy service is the priority. The right choice depends on whether aesthetics or operational convenience is more important for your setting.

Lifestyle Prestige Fire Pit Brushed Copper Outdoor Heater

£404.00(£484.80 inc VAT)

£404.00(£484.80 inc VAT)

The Lifestyle Prestige is a large freestanding wood-burning fire pit finished in a brushed copper effect over pressed steel construction. It is designed primarily for outdoor social settings — garden dining areas, pub terraces, event spaces, and similar environments where guests are seated or standing around a central focal point. As the largest model in the Lifestyle fire pit range, it has a presence that suits larger open-air spaces rather than compact balconies or enclosed areas.

In a busy outdoor hospitality setting, the 360-degree heat radiation is a practical advantage. Rather than directing warmth in a single direction, it allows a group seated around the fire pit to benefit from the heat regardless of where they are positioned. This makes it a useful addition to outdoor seating areas during cooler months, extending the usable season for venues that rely on outdoor covers. Recovery after refuelling is reasonably prompt for a wood-burning unit, though operators should factor in the time required to build and maintain a fire compared to gas or electric alternatives.

From an operational standpoint, the practical features worth noting include:

  • Large hinged access door for loading wood and managing the fire without removing the lid
  • Integrated ash catcher to simplify cleaning and reduce mess on the surrounding surface
  • 360-degree heat distribution, keeping all guests warmer across a wider seating arrangement
  • Pressed steel construction with brushed copper finish that suits both rustic and contemporary outdoor settings

Installation considerations are straightforward for a freestanding unit of this type. No gas or electrical connections are required — it runs on firewood and needs to be positioned on a stable, non-combustible surface away from structures, overhanging planting, or anything that could be affected by heat and embers. Check local authority guidance on open-fire use if the venue is in a smoke-controlled area, as this may affect whether wood burning is permitted. The unit should not be used in enclosed or semi-enclosed spaces where ventilation is restricted.

This fire pit suits outdoor hospitality venues, garden restaurants, event caterers, and private estates where a prominent centrepiece is as important as the warmth it provides. It is better suited to larger open areas than to small, sheltered terraces. For venues needing purely functional heating rather than a feature piece, a gas patio heater or electric infrared unit may be a more practical choice.

If you are unsure whether this model suits your specific outdoor space or want to discuss the right heating solution for your venue, we are happy to talk it through.