The visual difference between a plain steel fire pit and a laser cut fire pit is obvious the moment the fire is lit. Laser cutting removes precise shapes from the steel wall, and when flames burn inside, light passes through those openings and projects the pattern outward. The effect turns the fire pit into a display piece that changes appearance between day and night.
CMV Fabrication builds laser cut fire pits using CNC laser equipment that holds tight tolerances on complex artwork. The result is clean edges and consistent detail across the full circumference of the pit, whether the design is a simple geometric pattern or a detailed scenic panel.
Every laser cut fire pit starts as a flat steel sheet. CMV Fabrication programs the design into a CNC laser cutter, which traces the pattern with a focused beam that removes steel cleanly and without distortion. The cut sheet is then formed into the fire pit body and then welded and finished. Because the cutting happens before forming, the design is applied to a flat surface where precision is highest, and the geometry of the pit is built around it. CMV Fabrication cuts from customer-supplied vector artwork or develops the file from a concept description, and the customer approves a proof before any steel is cut.
CMV Fabrication manufactures laser cut fire pits to order, with each unit built from heavy-gauge steel and finished in powder coat or natural patina. Customers with artwork ready can submit it directly. Customers with an idea but no file can work with CMV Fabrication to develop the design before production begins. Contact CMV Fabrication with the design concept, desired size, and finish preference to receive a quote.
