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Dingus 37 in Hanging Tripod Fire Pit

Name: Rough & Rigid Dingus 37 in Hanging Tripod Fire Pit
Brand: Rough & Rigid
Price: 1800 USD

Fire pit

$1,800

Maker's listed price, checked October 25, 2026. Taxes and freight are set by the maker.

Maker states: "Handmade in the USA"; each pit is "individually crafted from upcycled propane tanks" in its Basehor, Kansas shop

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Will it work at your place?

FuelWood burning
BaseLevel, non-combustible ground or a pad, clear of the house and branches

See the full install checklist

Warranty: Lifetime on the bowl (maker)

Bowl diameter: 37 in
Steel: 1/4 in carbon steel (maker)
Design: Hangs from a steel tripod on log chains; lid included

Before you buy

Will it work at your place?

The questions that decide whether this goes smoothly: power, base, space, delivery and permits. Answered here, before you order.

Read: Fire pit distance from house

Fuel

Wood burning

Base

A level, solid base: non-combustible ground, pavers or a pad.

Permits

Some cities and HOAs regulate burning and backyard structures. Check with yours first.

Install notes

Set wood-burning fire pits on a noncombustible surface such as pavers, stone or concrete, and keep the distance from structures, fences and overhangs that your local fire code requires. Many cities ask for 10 to 25 feet.

Check burn bans before you light. Several Washington and Oregon jurisdictions restrict recreational fires seasonally, and some limit fuel types. Our guides list the current rules.

Not included. Plan for these.

Foundation or base
Assembly labor, unless the maker offers it

From order to first use

What happens after you order.

STEP 1
Plan
We confirm power, base and access with you before you order.
STEP 2
Order
You order directly from Rough & Rigid on their site, and pay them.
STEP 3
Ships
Rough & Rigid ships to your address in the contiguous US.
STEP 4
Assemble
Set it on the prepared base, following the maker's manual.
STEP 5
Light the first fire
Check local burn rules and clearances, then enjoy the first evening.

Specifications

Bowl diameter	37 in
Steel	1/4 in carbon steel (maker)
Design	Hangs from a steel tripod on log chains; lid included
Material source	Upcycled propane tanks (maker)
Fuel	Wood burning
Warranty	Lifetime on the bowl (maker)

From Rough & Rigid's published product page. Confirm against the current spec sheet before you build a pad or pull wire. Maker's product page

About this fire pit

Dingus is the middle model in Rough & Rigid's hanging tripod line, a 37 inch cauldron bowl on heavy log chains, sold with a lid. It sells for $1,800 at the maker.

Its bowl is 1/4 inch carbon steel cut from an upcycled propane tank, sized to warm a crowd or cook a meal, and the chains tilt the bowl to direct heat.

$1,800 at the maker
37 in bowl, 1/4 in steel
Lifetime bowl warranty
Handmade in the USA (maker)

Warranty and shipping

Manufacturer warranty

Lifetime on the bowl (maker). Warranty claims go to Rough & Rigid.

Returns

Returns follow Rough & Rigid's policy, since you order from them. How returns work.

Questions people ask before buying

How does it compare with The Kid and Ringo?

The Kid has a 30 inch bowl in 3/16 inch steel, Dingus 37 inches and Ringo 40 inches, both in 1/4 inch steel.

Can I order it through Brevley & Sons?

Not directly yet. Use the maker link for current pricing and lead time, or ask us about fuel and placement.

Who do I order from, and who handles warranty?

You order directly from Rough & Rigid, and warranty claims go to Rough & Rigid. We help you plan before you order and are here if questions come up after.

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