Fire Bowl

In a fire bowl like the Feuerhand Tyropit, you don't just make any fire, you make the fire: with an exceptionally appealing flame pattern with reduced smoke development in a stylish and high-quality look. Thus, the fire bowl becomes a cozy focal point of your garden. You can also roast marshmallows or bread on sticks in a particularly pleasant way, while the impressive flame image lets you forget about everyday life.

What do you have to consider with a fire bowl?

Even though the fire in your Tyropit fire bowl can be easily controlled, it is an open fireplace, so there are some points to consider.

Even if you keep enough distance to your neighbors and easily flammable objects, the most important thing is to follow local guidelines such as forest fire warning levels.

Check with local authorities to find out when and how often it is permissible to operate your fire bowl on your property or in your backyard. You can also find information in the Federal Immission Control Act. Often the size of the fire bowl also plays an important role, because this can be decisive for whether you have to obtain an official permit for the start-up. In any case, attention should be paid to a low smoke emission for the benefit of the neighborhood.

With the Feuerhand Tyropit , you are on the safe side in all points that you can influence yourself. With its integrated heat shield and sufficient ground clearance, you can protect your patio floor from excessive temperatures. The enclosed tool enables you to mount it quickly. The handling of the durable stainless steel fire bowl is particularly practical and emptying it is made easier by the removable ash tray. Due to its low-smoke burning method, the Tyropit fire bowl is a particularly pleasant garden centerpiece that also pleases the neighbors. The Tyropit provides the safe and cozy warmth that brings you and your loved ones together on the patio or in the garden.

Which fire bowl does not rust?

Stainless steel fire bowls such as the Tyropit are described as particularly resistant to rust. However, even this fire bowl should not simply be left out in the rain. If there is still residual ash in your fire bowl, rust can develop even on your stainless steel fire bowl. We explain why:

Ash, when combined with water, leads to a reaction that causes flash rust to form in a very short time. Since burning wood always leaves ash behind, this reaction occurs quickly if there are ash residues in your fire bowl and they come into contact with rain or humidity. By the way, prolonged storage near steel or very salty air can also cause flash rust in stainless steel.

The Tyropit fire bowl has a removable ash tray, which makes it easier for you to remove the ashes and get to all the places on the fire bowl where there might be extra ashes. Once your Tyropit has cooled, remove the ash pan and empty it. Then wipe out your fire bowl and ash pan with clean water, a mild dishwashing detergent, and a soft cloth or sponge, and dry them thoroughly right after.

Only extinguish your fire bowl with sand or a powder fire extinguisher in an emergency. You should avoid extinguishing the fire with water, as this can promote flash rust and cause stresses in the material due to the sudden change in temperature, which can damage your fire bowl.

After some time, a patina will form on the stainless steel surface of your Tyropit. This is not the same as rust, but merely a natural occurrence due to the firing process. A stainless steel cleaner and stainless steel wool can be used for coarse soiling. For a nice shine, you can also treat your tyropite with a commercial chrome polish after cleaning.

If you protect your fire bowl by cleaning it well, taking care of it and always storing it in a dry place, you will enjoy it for a very long time.

How does the wood gasification principle work?

In the lower section of the double-walled stainless steel body, there are holes in both the outer and inner areas, which ensure an ideal oxygen supply. When the fuel is placed on the charcoal grate of the Tyropit fire bowl or the Pyron fire barrel and lit, the fire gets going particularly quickly through the air holes and is kept alive by them for a very long time. Up to this point, we speak of primary combustion.

In addition, there are also air holes in the upper section on the inner sides of the double wall. These form the basis for the wood gasification. As the fire blazes on the charcoal grate, the heated air and resulting wood gases rise upward between the two walls. These escape at the upper air holes and even before they can rise out of the body, the flue gas is burned by the rising flames at exactly this point. This is the secondary combustion and this well thought-out combustion mechanism is called the wood gasification principle.

Through this operating principle, both the Pyron and the Tyropit achieve effective and low-smoke combustion, making them both particularly attractive fireplaces for the garden and patio. These two innovative Feuerhand products are thus not only stylish highlights that bring your oasis of well-being even more into focus. Through the combustion of wood and flue gas, only a few emissions are released into the environment, so they are also good for the environment, your health and your neighbors. You can let yourself be captivated by the unique play of flames of the Feuerhand fire bowl or barrel with a clear conscience.