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Collapsible Fire Pits

There’s nothing quite like the warmth of an open flame. The soft crackle, the scent of timber, the glow that draws everyone closer  a collapsible fire pit lets you enjoy that atmosphere wherever you are. Designed and built in Australia, our foldable fire pits pack flat for travel yet stand solid once assembled. From backyard catch-ups to off-grid adventures, they make outdoor living simple, stylish, and safe.

Why Choose a Collapsible Fire Pit?

Every TKO folding fire pit is cut from premium 5mm steel for the Big Bertha: and 4mm steel for the Burn Buddy, chosen for its strength. They slot together smoothly, no bolts or tools needed, and fold away just as easily when the night winds down. These fire pits aren’t just practical; they’re built for real Australian conditions and crafted to last season after season.

Folding Fire Pits for Camping and Backyard Use

Choose the model that suits your lifestyle:

Burn Buddy: Compact and convenient, this collapsible fire pit is perfect for road trips, beach camps, or caravan stops. Light enough to carry, sturdy enough for cooking, and always ready for toasting marshmallows under the stars.

Big Bertha: A larger foldable fire pit designed for backyard gatherings. Its wide base delivers generous warmth and space for grilling, making it the heart of every winter evening. When summer arrives, it folds flat for easy storage.

Built to Last – Folding Fire Pits

Made right here in Australia, each pit is precision laser-cut and finished to withstand extreme heat. No fragile hinges, no thin panels that buckle, just solid steel built to perform. Whether you’re in red-dust country or coastal humidity, your folding fire pit will stay strong, season after season.

Ready for the next campfire? Order today and enjoy free shipping Australia-wide.

Easy to Use, Easy to Store

Lightweight, tool-free, and space-saving, these collapsible and foldable fire pits prove that durability doesn’t have to be complicated. Set up in minutes, pack away in seconds, and spend the rest of the night doing what really matters — relaxing beside the fire.