OutVue 26 Inch vs. 32 Inch Wood-Burning Fire Pit
Same 1 cooking grate, log grate, ash pan and geometric cut-out design on both - the 32 in model is rated to 30 lb of wood against the 26 in model's 20 lb, and its lid makes a larger round table.
Side by side
| 26 in | 32 in | |
|---|---|---|
| Outer diameter | 26 in | 32 in |
| Height | 15.5 in | 17 in |
| Wood capacity | 20 lb | 30 lb |
| Cooking grate | 1, plus log grate | 1, plus log grate |
| Table seating (lid on) | 4-6 people | 4-6 people |
| Color | Light wood grain / black | Light wood grain / black |
What actually differs
Every published feature - the cooking grate, log grate, ash pan, geometric cut-out sides, included rain cover and poker - matches between the two listings. The real difference is size and the wood capacity that comes with it: the 32 in model holds 50% more wood by OutVue's own published figures, the highest capacity of any wood-burning pit in this range.
Which one actually helps
A smaller patio or a fire meant to run for a shorter evening favors the 26 in model - less floor space, less wood to feed it. A bigger fire, a longer burn, or simply more room to work with favors the 32 in model. Both publish the same 4-6 person seating once the lid's on, so table capacity doesn't decide it either way.
Neither is the 36 inch, 2-grill models
Both of these are single-grill pits. If 2 cooking grills matter, see either 36 in, 2-grill model instead - a different tier, not a bigger version of these two.
Questions
Do the 26 inch and 32 inch pits use the same cover and poker?
Both listings state a rain cover and fire poker are included - not confirmed as the identical part, but the same inclusion on both.
Is the 32 inch pit just the 26 inch one at a bigger size for the same price tier?
Not addressed here - this site doesn't publish prices, which change too often to print usefully. Compare current listings directly.
Which one has 2 cooking grills?
Neither - both are single-grill pits. The 2-grill option is either 36 in model in this range.