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SKU: fire-grill-mat
Designed for outdoor cooking setups, this mat adds a practical layer of protection beneath fire pits and grills by helping keep hot embers and particles off the ground. Its heat- and fire-resistant silicone construction makes it especially useful in dry conditions where fire safety matters. Two size options are available, including a larger format sized for the Barebones Cowboy Fire Pit Grill and a smaller version for more compact grills. For best use, keep surface temperatures within the stated limit and remove hot embers promptly rather than leaving them on the mat.
Durable Silicone
Construction supports outdoor cooking use
Helps Prevent
Hot embers and particles from
Useful Fire
Safety and prevention in dry
Available Two
Sizes for larger or more
Large 36"
X 36" option fits under
| Available Sizes | 36" x 36"; 18" x 18" |
|---|---|
| Caution | Surface temperature should not exceed 575°F (300°C); hot embers should not be left on the mat for long periods of time |
| Designed To Fit | Barebones Cowboy Fire Pit Grill (36" x 36" size) |
| Fire Safety Use | Helps prevent hot embers and particles from landing on the ground |
| Heat Resistance | 575°F (300°C) |
| Material | Silicone |
| Use | Outdoor cooking setup |
It is designed to help prevent hot embers and particles from landing on the ground during outdoor cooking. The description also notes it is a useful fire-safety item in dry conditions.
Two sizes are listed: 36" x 36", which is designed to fit under the Barebones Cowboy Fire Pit Grill, and 18" x 18", which is intended for smaller, more compact grills.
The product description says it is made of an extremely durable, heat/fire resistant silicone.
Yes. The surface temperature should not exceed 575°F (300°C).
No. The description says hot embers should not be left on the mat for long periods of time and should be safely removed, since leaving them there may cause them to burn through the mat.