Morso outdoor firepit oven

[anonymous-user]

Looking to purchase one of these and wondered if anyone had one.

Particularly this one. I like the look of it though not cheap.

[Eddytheeagle]

Can’t help with the actual quality side of things but have you considered contacting any local fabrication companies to see if they could make one a bit cheaper?

Not much too it and would give you options for size/material/colour if you wanted

[ReformedPistonhead]

I have a one of the pizza ovens. They do rust if not kept totally dry and indoors in winter.

I have a repair kit (they supply it) but honestly wouldn't buy again.

Was good aftercare, cannot fault it but they still rust.

[Snow and Rocks]

ReformedPistonhead said:

I have a one of the pizza ovens. They do rust if not kept totally dry and indoors in winter.

I have a repair kit (they supply it) but honestly wouldn't buy again.

Was good aftercare, cannot fault it but they still rust.

Surface rust or actually rusted through?

I think surface rust is a feature of this sort of thing rather than a failure?

OP - are you looking to cook on it or just use it to take the chill off?

[Bonefish Blues]

Take a look at Robeys up near Derby and see if they have any last year's sell-through stock. They're selling stuff off at the moment, my email tells me. Not sure if they're still M stockists, but worth seeing what they have as it's all quality.

[The Gauge]

Would a cast iron chiminea suffice? We have one from Gardens4less that came with a swing out cooking grill (which I removed as I didn't want it). I see they do some similar looking to the one you posted..

https://www.garden4less.co.uk/shop-for/Chimineas

[wolfracesonic]

What’s the difference between a chiminea and an outdoor fireplace, anybody know? And don’t say about a grand.

[anonymous-user]

About 2 grand!

The morso stuff seems better quality/ design but I wonder if it will be out for the scrap man in 6 years time.

[wolfracesonic]

dba3087108 said:

About 2 grand!

The morso stuff seems better quality/ design but I wonder if it will be out for the scrap man in 6 years time.

A rusty chiminea sat next to broken Dyson at the end of the drive, waiting for the scrap man, does seem to be a tableaux of modern times.
If you don’t mind the rusty look, have a look at products made with Corten steel.