1. Can a Gas Fire Pit Get Wet?
Yes, gas fire pits can get wet, but it’s not recommended to leave them unprotected for extended periods. Most gas fire pits are built with weather-resistant materials, so getting your fire pit wet won’t damage it in the short term. However, if left unprotected for long periods, it may cause rust, corrosion, burner malfunctions, etc.
2. Can Water Damage the Burner or Other Parts of the Fire Pit?
If a gas fire pit is briefly exposed to water, it likely won’t have any issues. Problems may arise if your fire pit is left unprotected for long periods of time.
3. What’s the Best Way to Protect a Gas Fire Pit from the Weather?
Use a waterproof cover — this small investment can save you hundreds in repairs.
4. Should You Cover Your Fire Pit Every Night?
Not necessarily, but this depends on several factors. You might get away with leaving the cover off here and there, but if there’s a chance of rain, it’s worth covering.
5. Can I Leave a Propane Tank Attached During Bad Weather?
Yes, you can leave the propane tank attached as long as the fire pit is turned off safely.
