Recall: Stop Using These Sharper Image Tabletop Fire Pits Sold at Target, Walmart, Home Depot and More

If you have a small Sharper Image tabletop fire pit on your patio or dining table, stop using it: about 265,000 of them are being recalled after reports of burning fuel escaping and four people suffering severe burns, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced.

The fire pits were sold at Ace Hardware, Burlington, Home Depot, Lowe’s, Kohl’s, Marshalls, Nordstrom, Rite Aid, Target, TJ Maxx, Walgreens, Walmart and other stores nationwide, including several chains with stores in the area, and online at Amazon and HSN. They sold from January 2023 through June 2026 for $30 to $50.

Which fire pits are recalled

The recall, announced Nov. 12 by Allstar, covers two Sharper Image-branded models that burn liquid fuel:

• Sharper Image Tabletop Fire Pit: a small cylindrical concrete body with a removable snuffing lid and an open burn chamber on top.
• Sharper Image Tabletop Infinity Fire Pit: a steel base with tempered-glass side panels.

Both have a “77” logo on the front and a lot code sticker in the center of the base: a round black sticker marked “CHINA” with a five-digit code, the letters KS-CY or KS-FC, and a date in year-month-day format.

Why they’re being recalled

According to the CPSC, lit fuel can escape from the fire pits, or flames can jet out of the fuel containers, which poses a risk of serious burns and fire.

Allstar has received four reports of ignited fuel escaping from a unit during use, causing four injuries that included third- and fourth-degree burns to multiple parts of the body, the CPSC said.

What to do if you have one

Stop using the fire pit right away and contact Allstar for a full refund. The company asks owners to:

• Register at firepitrecall.expertinquiry.com.
• Write “RECALLED – DO NOT USE” on the fire pit in permanent marker.
• Submit three photos following the instructions on Allstar’s recall page.
• After your registration is confirmed, get rid of any leftover fuel following local hazardous-waste rules, and throw the fire pit away safely.

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