Fire on composite decking

9 years ago

I have just had my garden re designed and I now have a lovely composite deck and corner sofa. I would love to have some kind of wood burner / fire pit to use on cool evenings but I'm concerned about burning the decking. Is this possible? Can you use any kind of fire source on composite? Any advice would be gratefully received?

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Lady Tottington's Poodle
9 years ago
My boss has one of these on there deck .
http://www.kadai.co.uk/
It's lovely x
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