Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0 with Stand (Silver, 49.5cm x 44.5cm)

What fuel does the Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0 use?

The Bonfire 2.0 burns chunk firewood or small fire logs. It does not require gas, charcoal or any electrical power source. The airflow design is built specifically to work with wood, so using other fuel types is not recommended.

How does the smokeless design actually work?

The firepit uses a double-wall construction with vent holes near the base. Cool air is drawn in through these holes and rises between the two steel walls, getting heated along the way. This heated air then jets out near the top rim of the fire, causing a secondary combustion that burns off smoke particles before they can escape. Most reviewers report smoke only during the first 10-15 minutes while the fire beds in.

Is the stand included or sold separately?

The stand is included with this Bonfire 2.0 bundle, along with the fire pit itself, a nylon carry case, the removable base plate and the ash pan. No additional purchase is needed to start using the product straight away.

How heavy is the Solo Stove Bonfire and can it be carried easily?

The unit weighs 10kg (21.75lbs). This makes it light enough for one person to carry using the included nylon case with handles. It's a practical choice for camping trips, garden moves or taking to a friend's house for an evening.

How do I clean the ash out after use?

Once the fire has cooled completely, lift the removable base plate. The ash pan sits underneath and can be pulled out to empty the fine ash. This new pan system on the 2.0 version removes the need to tip the whole firepit over or scoop ash out by hand.

Will the stand protect my decking or patio from heat damage?

Yes. The stand raises the fire bowl above the surface below it, creating an air gap that stops heat transferring directly onto decking, grass or paving. One reviewer measured the base temperature at only 3-4°C above ground temperature even after two hours of burning with an internal temperature of 400°C.

What colours does the Bonfire 2.0 come in?

This listing is for the Silver colourway. Other options in the range include Ash, Gunmetal and Water (which appears more grey than blue in person according to some buyers). All colours use the same 304 stainless steel construction and painted finish.

Does it use a lot of wood compared to a normal firepit?

Some reviewers note the Bonfire gets through wood at a steady rate since there's no way to close off the air vents and dampen the burn. This is a trade-off for the smokeless performance, as the constant airflow that reduces smoke also keeps the fire burning at a consistent rate rather than smouldering slowly.