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PX Fire Center FC1000: Modular Stainless Steel Fire Bowl
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PX Fire Center FC1000: Modular Stainless Steel Fire Bowl
One fire, three uses: campfire, cooking on a Cooking Tripod, grilling
Central air circulation for a clean-burning fire with significantly less smoke
Set up in just a few minutes, with no tools required
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The PX Fire Center 1000 Station is a modular complete system for open fires and versatile cooking applications. Efficient airflow, controlled heat, and a robust stainless-steel construction make it the central fire pit for outdoor spaces.
Description
Description
The PX Fire Center FC1000 is a versatile system for open fires, cooking and grilling outdoors. It combines a fire pit, Cooking Tripod and hanging grill grate in a modular unit that can be used in different ways as needed—from a simple campfire to a fully equipped outdoor cooking station.
The system can be used as an open fire pit without any additional setup, for example for relaxing evenings around the fire. With the Cooking Tripod and chain, Dutch Ovens, kettles or percolators can be suspended freely over the fire. Combined with the Cooking Tripod and hanging grill grate, the PX Fire Center FC1000 becomes a grill station for direct and indirect heat.
The precise air supply system based on the secondary combustion principle produces an even, clear flame with reduced smoke. The centrally positioned Petromax Dome supports even wood combustion and stable heat development—ideal for controlled cooking over an open fire.
All components can be assembled without tools and are designed for easy handling. Details such as the funnel-shaped ash pan, integrated multipoint mounts and height-adjustable chains allow flexible adjustment for different cooking methods. Made of heat-resistant stainless steel, the system is designed for long-lasting use.
In combination with additional accessories, the PX Fire Center FC1000 can be customized and expanded—from cooking in a Dutch Oven and grilling on the grate to preparing hot drinks. This makes the fire the central element for shared experiences in the garden or outdoors.
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