Additionally, anything pressurized can explode under the right circumstances. But this is extremely rare, as propane fire pits have an abundance of features to keep you safe.
On the rare occasions that an equipment failure does occur, it is often the result of a faulty tank, regulator, or hose.
Checking your hoses, tanks, and regulators routinely alleviates the need for worry.
Furthermore, most fire pits are ANSI and CSA-approved. This means they meet the safety requirements to fulfill both American and Canadian Standards.
A regular equipment check will ensure your pit is always working properly. Moreover, many are safe and legal to use during burn bans.
Propane fire pits are typically spark-free and smoke-free. Plus, they have full adjustable regulators so that you get to control the flame.
For additional safety, most come with at least a ten-foot hose to keep your tank away from your flame.