OLA Fire Pits | Outdoor Fire Pits for Outdoor Living

Made for nights that run long and hands that don’t want fuss, OLA fire pits balance clean design with tough materials. Choose polished 304 stainless for a modern look that shrugs off the weather, or weathering steel (corten) for that deep, natural patina. Both handle high heat; stainless may pick up a golden/blue tint over time—that’s normal with repeated firing. Corten forms a stable protective layer outdoors and is a favourite for architectural fire features.

Styles in this collection

• Unique BBQ Fire Pits - Choose from 6 unique designs and impress the friends and family with this unique BBQ Fire Pits

• Classic Bowl — A generous, low-maintenance centrepiece with 360° warmth.

• Cooktop Ring & Griddle Options — Turn ember heat into next-day toasties, steaks or veg.

• Accessories — Ember/spark screens, cooking grills, heat deflectors, ash tools and fitted covers.

Why OLA Fire Pits

• Materials that last – 304 stainless or weathering steel options, with solid plate thickness and tidy welds where used.

• Airflow that lights fast – Thoughtful venting helps wood catch quickly and burn more completely, so there’s less smoke once it’s going.

• Easy care – Open, wipeable geometry; add an ember screen to help keep sparks contained.

• Add what you need – Screens, grills, and covers sized for each model so everything fits as it should.

• Australian support – Built for local conditions and sold by an Australian business.

• Hand made from 4-8 mm thick stainless and corten steel - Fire pits built to last a lifetime.

Backyard fire rules differ by council. In Brisbane, for example, you can use a brazier or fire pit when it does not create smoke nuisance for neighbours and when there are no fire bans in place. Always check current guidance and any local restrictions before lighting up.
General advice across Australia: check your council’s local laws and fire-ban notices before every burn—rules can change.

Care & maintenance

• 304 stainless: rinse, dry and store covered when not in use; colour change from heat is cosmetic and expected.

• Corten (weathering steel): allow the patina to develop; avoid sitting water to keep that layer stable.

• Use dry, seasoned hardwood; empty cool ash responsibly; use a heat pad or pavers on timber/composite decks.