A 40-inch live-fire cooking surface built for real entertaining.
The Tall Round Base supports a heavy-duty carbon steel cooktop that allows you to grill steaks, seafood, and vegetables simultaneously over wood or charcoal. Its circular design keeps guests engaged around the fire while you cook — then transforms into a warm, sculptural fire feature once the meal is served.
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The Arteflame Classic 40" Flat Top Grill with Tall Round Base isn't a grill you hide in the corner. It's the kind of piece guests photograph before they even sit down — a 335-pound statement in American steel that signals your property is in a different category entirely.
At its core, this is a live-fire cooking system. The 40-inch carbon steel cooktop creates natural heat zones that let you cook steaks, vegetables, and sides all at once — without a single gas line or propane tank in sight. Wood and charcoal only. Real fire, real flavor.
The seamless spun CORTEN steel fire bowl develops a rich patina over time, not rust — it's designed to weather and improve with age. No painting, no covering, no coddling. Just a grill that gets better looking the more you use it.
For STR hosts, that durability translates directly to ROI. This is a one-time investment that outlasts ownership cycles, survives seasons without storage, and adds genuine perceived value to your listing the moment it appears in photos.
A Live-Fire Cooking System Built from American CORTEN Steel
The Arteflame is designed and manufactured in the USA using US steel — and that origin matters in both quality and longevity. This isn't an imported grill with a premium price tag. It's an American-made cooking system engineered to perform under real conditions.
Why Carbon Steel Outperforms Cast Iron and Ceramic for Outdoor Grilling
The 40-inch cooktop is laser-cut from ½-inch solid carbon steel — the same material used in professional flat top cooking surfaces. It heats fast, holds temperature evenly, and responds immediately when you move food across zones. Cast iron cracks. Ceramic chips. Carbon steel just keeps cooking.
Over time, the cooktop builds a natural seasoning layer that makes it increasingly non-stick without any chemical coatings. A seasoning puck is included to get you started. Cleanup is as simple as scraping residue into the fire and wiping the surface with a cloth and food-safe oil.
There are no grates to scrub, no drip trays to empty, and no burner tubes to clear. The internal drainage system handles the rest. For a property that sees rotating guests, that low-maintenance reality is significant.
Seamless Construction and Internal Drainage — Built to Last Without Maintenance
The fire bowl is spun from a single sheet of CORTEN steel — no welds, no seams, no failure points. Most outdoor fire features are welded assemblies that eventually separate under heat cycling. The Arteflame bowl doesn't have that vulnerability.
CORTEN steel is specifically formulated to oxidize into a stable, protective patina rather than degrading rust. It's the same material used in outdoor sculpture, bridges, and architectural installations built to last decades outdoors. Your Arteflame will look more intentional at year five than it did at year one.
The tall round base (21" diameter) keeps the cooktop at a comfortable standing cooking height while providing a clean, architectural silhouette from every angle.
Natural Temperature Zones That Make You a Better Outdoor Cook
The circular cooktop isn't just a design choice — it's a functional cooking system. Heat radiates outward from the center fire, creating a gradient of high, medium, and low temperature zones across the 40-inch surface. You control what cooks where, not a dial.
How the 40" Cooktop Handles a Full Dinner Party Simultaneously
Steaks go center — where heat is intense and searing is immediate. Vegetables, bread, and sides move to the outer ring where heat is gentler and more forgiving. Everything finishes at the same time without anyone hovering over a second burner.
For STR hosts entertaining larger groups, this is a genuine differentiator. Most grills require multiple rounds of cooking. The Arteflame handles an entire dinner spread in one session, which is exactly the kind of effortless hosting experience guests rave about.
The optional center grill grate (available depending on selected configuration) adds another dimension — direct grate cooking over the fire for those who want traditional grill marks alongside the flat top experience.
From Fire Bowl to Flat Top — One Grill That Does Both
Remove the cooktop using the included lift-and-remove tool and the Arteflame becomes a fully functional fire bowl — a clean, architectural fire feature that provides warmth and ambiance without a single piece of cooking equipment in sight. Two distinct outdoor experiences, one piece of equipment.
That dual functionality matters for STR hosts managing seasonal use. In summer it's a cooking centerpiece. On cool evenings it's a gathering fire. Guests who don't cook still engage with it, and guests who do will talk about it for weeks.
No gas connection is required and no permanent installation is needed — just a stable, level surface and a supply of wood or charcoal.
What the Arteflame Means for Your STR Listing and Guest Experience
Outdoor amenities drive bookings. But most hosts are working with the same stock of string lights, fire pit tables, and resin furniture that appears in thousands of competing listings. The Arteflame is categorically different — and your listing photos will show it immediately.
A Sculptural Centerpiece That Photographs Like a Feature, Not a Product
The Arteflame's circular form, patinated steel finish, and architectural proportions read as intentional design in photos — not as outdoor equipment. Guests scrolling Airbnb listings will stop on yours. Guests who've stayed will reference it in reviews without being prompted.
That photographic presence has a direct impact on nightly rate justification. Listings with distinctive outdoor features consistently command higher rates and stronger booking velocity than comparables without them. The Arteflame isn't just an amenity — it's a visible signal that this property was designed with intention.
At 335 pounds, it also signals permanence. This isn't a portable grill someone dragged out for the season. It belongs to the property, and guests experience it that way.
Why Serious Hosts Choose Live-Fire Over Gas
Gas grills are convenient, but they're invisible to guests. Nobody photographs a propane grill. Nobody mentions it in a review. Live-fire cooking is an experience — it's tactile, sensory, and memorable in a way that gas simply isn't.
Guests who cook on the Arteflame aren't just making dinner. They're doing something that feels special — gathering around a real fire, learning the heat zones, finishing a meal that tastes better because of how it was cooked. That's a 5-star moment, not a checkbox amenity.
For hosts who want their outdoor space to earn its ROI in booking appeal and review quality, the choice between gas and live-fire is straightforward.
Who This Is For (And Who It's Not)
This flat top grill is perfect if you:
✔ Want a sculptural outdoor centerpiece that elevates your listing photos ✔ Host guests who value a premium, memorable outdoor cooking experience ✔ Prefer low-maintenance, heavy-duty steel construction over gas appliances ✔ Own a luxury STR, vacation rental, or high-end residential property ✔ Are making a long-term investment in an amenity that improves with age
This may not be right if you:
✖ Prefer propane or natural gas grilling ✖ Need a lightweight or portable outdoor grill ✖ Are looking for an entry-level or seasonal backyard BBQ
What Owning This Looks Like
Picture a cool autumn evening at your property. Guests have gathered around the Arteflame — fire going, cooktop glowing, the smell of wood smoke drifting across the patio. Nobody is looking at their phone. That's the review writing itself.
A steakhouse-quality dinner cooked outdoors by guests who've never used a flat top grill before
A fire bowl evening that keeps guests outside long after dinner is finished
A listing hero image that makes your property unmistakable in search results
A permanent outdoor feature that raises your perceived property tier and supports a higher nightly rate
The Arteflame isn't an accessory to your outdoor space. It becomes the reason guests choose it.
Product Specifications & What's Included
Construction & Materials
½" solid carbon steel laser-cut flat top cook surface
Seamless spun CORTEN steel fire bowl (no welds)
Tall Round Base — 21" diameter
Wood and charcoal compatible
Optional removable center grill grate (varies by configuration)
Internal drainage system
Designed and made in the USA using US steel
Dimensions & Weight
Width: 40" | Height: 38"
Base Diameter: 21"
Weight: 335 lbs
Ships palletized — complete shipment may exceed 500 lbs packaged
What's Included
40" solid carbon steel flat top cooktop
Seamless CORTEN steel fire bowl
Tall round base
Cooktop lift-and-remove tool
Seasoning puck
Assembly manual
Optional: Center grill grate (depending on selected configuration)
Shipping & Installation
The Arteflame Classic 40" ships palletized — total packaged shipment may exceed 500 lbs. Plan for delivery to a ground-level or accessible location and arrange for equipment or additional help if needed for final placement.
The grill is designed for placement on stable, level outdoor surfaces including concrete, stone pavers, reinforced decking, or compacted gravel. Assembly instructions are included. Due to the grill's weight, multiple people are strongly recommended during positioning.
If this grill is being installed at an STR or hospitality property, confirm local fire codes and outdoor cooking regulations before first use. Ensure adequate clearance around the unit for safe live-fire operation.
Prefer to pay by bank transfer? Save 3% on this item. Call 1-800-914-0074 or email sales@optimaloutdooroasis.com and we'll send you an invoice with 3% off. The discount applies to the product; shipping is billed as usual.
A Live-Fire Cooking System Built from American CORTEN Steel
Natural Temperature Zones That Make You a Better Outdoor Cook
What the Arteflame Means for Your STR Listing and Guest Experience
Who This Is For (And Who It's Not)
What Owning This Looks Like
Product Specifications & What's Included
Shipping & Installation
Warranty
FAQ's
Shipping
Description
The Arteflame Classic 40" Flat Top Grill with Tall Round Base isn't a grill you hide in the corner. It's the kind of piece guests photograph before they even sit down — a 335-pound statement in American steel that signals your property is in a different category entirely.
At its core, this is a live-fire cooking system. The 40-inch carbon steel cooktop creates natural heat zones that let you cook steaks, vegetables, and sides all at once — without a single gas line or propane tank in sight. Wood and charcoal only. Real fire, real flavor.
The seamless spun CORTEN steel fire bowl develops a rich patina over time, not rust — it's designed to weather and improve with age. No painting, no covering, no coddling. Just a grill that gets better looking the more you use it.
For STR hosts, that durability translates directly to ROI. This is a one-time investment that outlasts ownership cycles, survives seasons without storage, and adds genuine perceived value to your listing the moment it appears in photos.
A Live-Fire Cooking System Built from American CORTEN Steel
The Arteflame is designed and manufactured in the USA using US steel — and that origin matters in both quality and longevity. This isn't an imported grill with a premium price tag. It's an American-made cooking system engineered to perform under real conditions.
Why Carbon Steel Outperforms Cast Iron and Ceramic for Outdoor Grilling
The 40-inch cooktop is laser-cut from ½-inch solid carbon steel — the same material used in professional flat top cooking surfaces. It heats fast, holds temperature evenly, and responds immediately when you move food across zones. Cast iron cracks. Ceramic chips. Carbon steel just keeps cooking.
Over time, the cooktop builds a natural seasoning layer that makes it increasingly non-stick without any chemical coatings. A seasoning puck is included to get you started. Cleanup is as simple as scraping residue into the fire and wiping the surface with a cloth and food-safe oil.
There are no grates to scrub, no drip trays to empty, and no burner tubes to clear. The internal drainage system handles the rest. For a property that sees rotating guests, that low-maintenance reality is significant.
Seamless Construction and Internal Drainage — Built to Last Without Maintenance
The fire bowl is spun from a single sheet of CORTEN steel — no welds, no seams, no failure points. Most outdoor fire features are welded assemblies that eventually separate under heat cycling. The Arteflame bowl doesn't have that vulnerability.
CORTEN steel is specifically formulated to oxidize into a stable, protective patina rather than degrading rust. It's the same material used in outdoor sculpture, bridges, and architectural installations built to last decades outdoors. Your Arteflame will look more intentional at year five than it did at year one.
The tall round base (21" diameter) keeps the cooktop at a comfortable standing cooking height while providing a clean, architectural silhouette from every angle.
Natural Temperature Zones That Make You a Better Outdoor Cook
The circular cooktop isn't just a design choice — it's a functional cooking system. Heat radiates outward from the center fire, creating a gradient of high, medium, and low temperature zones across the 40-inch surface. You control what cooks where, not a dial.
How the 40" Cooktop Handles a Full Dinner Party Simultaneously
Steaks go center — where heat is intense and searing is immediate. Vegetables, bread, and sides move to the outer ring where heat is gentler and more forgiving. Everything finishes at the same time without anyone hovering over a second burner.
For STR hosts entertaining larger groups, this is a genuine differentiator. Most grills require multiple rounds of cooking. The Arteflame handles an entire dinner spread in one session, which is exactly the kind of effortless hosting experience guests rave about.
The optional center grill grate (available depending on selected configuration) adds another dimension — direct grate cooking over the fire for those who want traditional grill marks alongside the flat top experience.
From Fire Bowl to Flat Top — One Grill That Does Both
Remove the cooktop using the included lift-and-remove tool and the Arteflame becomes a fully functional fire bowl — a clean, architectural fire feature that provides warmth and ambiance without a single piece of cooking equipment in sight. Two distinct outdoor experiences, one piece of equipment.
That dual functionality matters for STR hosts managing seasonal use. In summer it's a cooking centerpiece. On cool evenings it's a gathering fire. Guests who don't cook still engage with it, and guests who do will talk about it for weeks.
No gas connection is required and no permanent installation is needed — just a stable, level surface and a supply of wood or charcoal.
What the Arteflame Means for Your STR Listing and Guest Experience
Outdoor amenities drive bookings. But most hosts are working with the same stock of string lights, fire pit tables, and resin furniture that appears in thousands of competing listings. The Arteflame is categorically different — and your listing photos will show it immediately.
A Sculptural Centerpiece That Photographs Like a Feature, Not a Product
The Arteflame's circular form, patinated steel finish, and architectural proportions read as intentional design in photos — not as outdoor equipment. Guests scrolling Airbnb listings will stop on yours. Guests who've stayed will reference it in reviews without being prompted.
That photographic presence has a direct impact on nightly rate justification. Listings with distinctive outdoor features consistently command higher rates and stronger booking velocity than comparables without them. The Arteflame isn't just an amenity — it's a visible signal that this property was designed with intention.
At 335 pounds, it also signals permanence. This isn't a portable grill someone dragged out for the season. It belongs to the property, and guests experience it that way.
Why Serious Hosts Choose Live-Fire Over Gas
Gas grills are convenient, but they're invisible to guests. Nobody photographs a propane grill. Nobody mentions it in a review. Live-fire cooking is an experience — it's tactile, sensory, and memorable in a way that gas simply isn't.
Guests who cook on the Arteflame aren't just making dinner. They're doing something that feels special — gathering around a real fire, learning the heat zones, finishing a meal that tastes better because of how it was cooked. That's a 5-star moment, not a checkbox amenity.
For hosts who want their outdoor space to earn its ROI in booking appeal and review quality, the choice between gas and live-fire is straightforward.
Who This Is For (And Who It's Not)
This flat top grill is perfect if you:
✔ Want a sculptural outdoor centerpiece that elevates your listing photos ✔ Host guests who value a premium, memorable outdoor cooking experience ✔ Prefer low-maintenance, heavy-duty steel construction over gas appliances ✔ Own a luxury STR, vacation rental, or high-end residential property ✔ Are making a long-term investment in an amenity that improves with age
This may not be right if you:
✖ Prefer propane or natural gas grilling ✖ Need a lightweight or portable outdoor grill ✖ Are looking for an entry-level or seasonal backyard BBQ
What Owning This Looks Like
Picture a cool autumn evening at your property. Guests have gathered around the Arteflame — fire going, cooktop glowing, the smell of wood smoke drifting across the patio. Nobody is looking at their phone. That's the review writing itself.
A steakhouse-quality dinner cooked outdoors by guests who've never used a flat top grill before
A fire bowl evening that keeps guests outside long after dinner is finished
A listing hero image that makes your property unmistakable in search results
A permanent outdoor feature that raises your perceived property tier and supports a higher nightly rate
The Arteflame isn't an accessory to your outdoor space. It becomes the reason guests choose it.
Product Specifications & What's Included
Construction & Materials
½" solid carbon steel laser-cut flat top cook surface
Seamless spun CORTEN steel fire bowl (no welds)
Tall Round Base — 21" diameter
Wood and charcoal compatible
Optional removable center grill grate (varies by configuration)
Internal drainage system
Designed and made in the USA using US steel
Dimensions & Weight
Width: 40" | Height: 38"
Base Diameter: 21"
Weight: 335 lbs
Ships palletized — complete shipment may exceed 500 lbs packaged
What's Included
40" solid carbon steel flat top cooktop
Seamless CORTEN steel fire bowl
Tall round base
Cooktop lift-and-remove tool
Seasoning puck
Assembly manual
Optional: Center grill grate (depending on selected configuration)
Shipping & Installation
The Arteflame Classic 40" ships palletized — total packaged shipment may exceed 500 lbs. Plan for delivery to a ground-level or accessible location and arrange for equipment or additional help if needed for final placement.
The grill is designed for placement on stable, level outdoor surfaces including concrete, stone pavers, reinforced decking, or compacted gravel. Assembly instructions are included. Due to the grill's weight, multiple people are strongly recommended during positioning.
If this grill is being installed at an STR or hospitality property, confirm local fire codes and outdoor cooking regulations before first use. Ensure adequate clearance around the unit for safe live-fire operation.
Prefer to pay by bank transfer? Save 3% on this item. Call 1-800-914-0074 or email sales@optimaloutdooroasis.com and we'll send you an invoice with 3% off. The discount applies to the product; shipping is billed as usual.
Warranty
Arteflame has a three-year parts and labor warranty.
FAQ's
Why choose an Arteflame Grill?
Arteflame Grills are crafted to:
Sear like a Steakhouse:Achieve temperatures exceeding 1,000°F on the center grill grate.
Grill Everything at Once:The unique design allows simultaneous cooking of various foods.
Infuse Rich, Smokey Flavor:Attain that deep steakhouse taste with a touch of smokiness.
Arteflame grills seamlessly address these concerns with an exquisite combination of grill and griddle. The center grill grate reaches scorching temperatures, while the solid steel cooktop varies from 450 at the inside edge to 250 at the outside edge, providing a versatile range for simultaneous cooking at different temperatures.
Beyond functionality, Arteflame grills boast stunning designs, serving as the focal point in any backyard. Moreover, they double as fire pits, adding another unique dimension that traditional grills lack. Experience the perfect blend of performance and aesthetics with Arteflame.
Arteflame Grill inserts
The Arteflame insert transforms your standard grill grate into a versatile combination of grill and griddle, ideal for a variety of dishes such as seafood, steaks, burgers, and veggies. Experience the convenience of grilling your entire meal simultaneously. The griddle's unique design lets you cook all your food at once, preserving its natural juices. By eliminating slots through which juices could fall into the fire, the griddle prevents flare-ups that could burn your food. Enjoy the benefits of a solid cooktop, perfect for achieving that delightful smoky flavor without the risk of burning.
Choosing Carbon Steel over Cast Iron
When deciding between carbon steel and cast iron for your cooktop, it's crucial to understand the key differences that make carbon steel a superior choice. While both materials excel in cooking and grilling, the varying carbon content sets them apart.
Carbon Steel contains around 1% carbon, whereas Cast Iron boasts 2%-3% carbon. This seemingly small difference significantly affects the metal's grain structure. In Cast Iron, the additional carbon tends to clump together into carbides, forming pockets of pure carbon (graphite). This process makes the metal hard, brittle, and prone to cracking.
Cast Iron is susceptible to cracks and breaks, especially when subjected to uneven heating. The stress caused by uneven thermal expansion, combined with pockets of carbon, leads to cracking. Cast Iron's brittleness is evident when dropped, as the high-carbon areas cannot withstand the shock.
In contrast, Carbon Steel's 1% carbon content makes it more resistant to these issues. The uniform grain structure in Carbon Steel is less susceptible to heat stress or shock. Additionally, Carbon Steel undergoes a rolling process in the steel mill, where it is forced between heavy rollers while hot. The subsequent cold-water dousing freezes the grain structure, enhancing its strength and durability. Even with uneven heat loads or accidental drops, Carbon Steel remains intact, ensuring a lifetime of use.
The susceptibility of Cast Iron to cracking and breaking is exacerbated by larger surface areas and thinner materials. In grills, where heat distribution is inherently uneven, Cast Iron becomes an impractical choice for inserts. This is why all Arteflame cooktops, inserts, griddles, and Burger Pucks are exclusively crafted from Carbon Steel, ensuring optimal performance and durability for a lifetime of use.
Getting a Fast, Hot Start The Arteflame lights fastest with the Arteflame Airlighter — light a charcoal mound dead-center, then add wood once the coals are glowing. A full charcoal chimney at the center (not a light dusting) is the biggest factor in a quick, high-heat cook. Most hosts report full searing temps in 15–20 minutes once the airflow gets going.
What is the Arteflame Grill made of?
Each Arteflame grill is crafted from CORTEN steel, also known as "weathering" steel. While this steel comes with a higher cost, its exceptional toughness and weather resistance make it a worthwhile investment. Specifically formulated for outdoor use, CORTEN steel develops a natural, enduring patina that adds to its beauty over time. There truly is no substitute for this unique and resilient steel.
Arteflame exclusively uses carbon steel for all cooktops, inserts, and grill grates, as it has demonstrated itself to be the optimal cooking material. Unlike cast iron, carbon steel does not break or crack. It also surpasses materials like aluminum, which can be harmful to the human body, and chrome-plated steel grates, which may contain cadmium. Moreover, carbon steel avoids the presence of lead found in porcelain-coated steel, making it the superior and safest choice for cooking.
Is Wood Used as Fuel?
Arteflame grills operate on a combination of wood and charcoal as fuel sources. Optimal choices for hardwoods include hickory, oak, maple, and fruit woods like peach, cherry, and apple. These hardwoods impart aromatic flavors to your cooking, allowing for a variety of taste experiences. It's advisable to steer clear of softwoods like pine due to their tendency to produce excessive smoke and embers. Additionally, manufactured logs, containing wax and fillers, should be avoided, especially when used for cooking, as they can pose potential harm.
What Sets Arteflame Cooktops Apart?
Arteflame employs a specialized manufacturing process for all grills and inserts, ensuring an exact and refined fit and finish. This process eliminates material imperfections and smooths all steel edges, preventing food particles from lodging and hiding. Although this method incurs higher costs, it guarantees the quality we aim for and that you expect from our products.
How Do I Season the Cooktop?
Seasoning the cooktop is essential for achieving a non-stick surface and preventing rust. The Arteflame Seasoning Puck is the easiest and most effective way to season the cooktop. Alternatively, you can use cooking oils like flaxseed or grapeseed oil. For detailed instructions, refer to the seasoning manual for a comprehensive guide.
Dealing with Rust on the Cooktop
The presence of rust on the cooktop indicates that the seasoning may have worn off. In most cases, remedying this issue is straightforward. Simply heat the cooktop to grilling temperature and scrape off any loose rust. Then, using a rag and cooking oil (we recommend grapeseed oil), wipe the cooktop until all rust is removed. This prepares the cooktop for the preseasoning process. Given that the cooktop is constructed from solid carbon steel, any rust is typically surface-level, and extensive sanding is rarely necessary.
Which Cooking Oils Are Suitable?
You can utilize any food-grade cooking oil for your Arteflame grill. However, it's essential to be mindful of potential nut allergies among future guests, making peanut oil less advisable. For effective cooktop seasoning, we particularly recommend using one of our specialized seasoning pucks. To maintain proper seasoning and prevent oxidation when the grill is not in use, a light coating of grapeseed oil is recommended.
Does It Require a Cover?
Once your cooktop is properly seasoned, oiled, and cleaned after each use, covering is not necessary. The Arteflame is designed to endure year-round outdoor exposure. We offer optional stainless lids for the grill's center and vinyl covers. Stainless lids prevent debris entry and help smother the fire after grilling, while vinyl covers contribute to prolonged rust resistance for the cooktop.
Is It Safe for Wood Decks?
For placement on wood/Tyvek decks or other flammable surfaces, we recommend using tiles or a grill mat under your Arteflame. The tall Euro base or the tall round base of the Classic 40 poses no direct issue on flammable surfaces, and the tall round base includes an ash catcher to prevent ash contact with your deck.
How do I clean out the wood and charcoal ashes from my grill?
Will My Arteflame Cause Stains on My Concrete Patio?
Each Arteflame is meticulously designed to ensure that the corten steel never directly contacts the surface it rests upon. Euro grills feature a stainless steel footer, while other Arteflame grills come with screw-in feet, lifting the grill above the ground. This design not only prevents stains but also facilitates airflow into the grill from below.
Will Grease Drain onto My Patio?
Every Arteflame cooktop is subtly dished, directing all excess grease to the center of the grill, where it safely burns off. The thoughtful design ensures that no grease escapes from the Arteflame.
Do I Need to Store My Arteflame Indoors During Winter?
No, Arteflame grills are built to withstand outdoor exposure throughout the year. If not in use for extended periods, we recommend applying grapeseed oil regularly to keep the cooktop well-seasoned. For winter use, covering your Arteflame with our stainless steel or vinyl cover will prevent it from filling up with snow. If you observe surface oxidization after prolonged periods of non-use, ignite a fire in the Arteflame, bring it up to temperature, scrape off any oxidization, and rub the cooktop with cooking oil to clean and re-season it.
Why Do Prices in Europe Appear Different from Those in the US?
In Europe, quoted prices include all taxes, which can be substantial, sometimes adding up to an additional 22%. In the US, we always sell products excluding any applicable taxes, with some variations in exchange rates and shipping fees. When considering these factors, the apparent price differences between Europe and the US are actually negligible.
As an additional safety measure, you can place sand or stones in the bottom of your Arteflame to catch any loose embers. However, low bases are not recommended for wooden or manufactured decks, as they function as fire pits, transferring heat to the deck. Using stone/concrete tiles or a grill mat underneath any Arteflame grill is recommended for safety.
Shipping
FREE SHIPPING!
We deliver to the lower 48 states and curbside delivery is included in your purchase price.
Your product will arrive on a truck.
Your product will be placed in your driveway or front yard.
You are responsible for assembling any unassembled items and setting up your product.
Kristin
Outdoor Project Specialist