
Ninja Fireside360 Fire Pit and Heater
- 80,000 BTU of combined heat and flame
- 3 modes: flame only, heat only, or both
- Propane fuel, smokeless with no ash or embers
- 40 pounds, pedestal form factor
- Dial ignition powered by the included AAA battery
- Ceramic rocks and quick start guide included
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A smokeless propane unit that works as a fire feature, a patio heater, or both, run from simple dials. Tank hookup and warranty details are not given, so confirm those before buying.
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ASIN: B0FDMBP1BMModel: Fireside360Category: Fire Pits
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Overview
A propane burner under a bed of ceramic rocks feeds both a visible flame and a radiant heater in one pedestal unit. Dials ignite, shut off and set flame height and heat level, so there is no wood to stack and no ash to clear.
Combining a fire feature with a radiant heater means one unit covers mild evenings and cold, windy ones. Heat spreads in a circle, so seating can wrap all the way around. You will be managing propane tanks rather than firewood, and the listing says nothing about how the tank connects.
Who it's for
Hosts who sit outside through the cooler months get warmth from every side plus a visible flame. People who love the smell and sound of burning wood, or want to cook over the fire, should look at a wood pit instead.
Pros and cons
- Flame, heat, or both from one unit
- No smoke, embers or ash cleanup
- Dials set flame height and heat level
- Rated safe on grass, stone and wood
- Propane tank hookup details not listed
- Heavy to move around a patio
- No wood-fire crackle or smell
- Ignition depends on a battery
Performance notes
Warmth depends on the radiant heater and how close the seats are to the pedestal, since output radiates outward in a circle. Wind strips heat from an open flame quickly, which is why the heat-only mode exists for gusty nights. Propane supply governs how long a session runs.
Specifications
| Brand | Ninja |
|---|---|
| Model | Fireside360 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 40 pounds |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 21.8 × 21.8 × 28.8 inches |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Heating method | Radiant |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Fuel Type | Propane (liquefied Petroleum Gas) |
| Construction & materials | |
| Color | Black |
| Other details | |
| Form factor | Pedestal |
| Ignition | Dial control with battery ignition |
| Indoor outdoor usage | Outdoor |
| Operating modes | 3 (flame only, heat only, flame and heat) |
| Safe surfaces | Grass, stone, wood |
Frequently asked questions
How big is the Ninja Fireside360 fire pit?
It measures 21.8 inches deep, 21.8 inches wide and 28.8 inches tall.
Can I burn wood in the Ninja Fireside360?
No. It runs on propane and uses ceramic rocks for the flame display. It is not a wood-burning fire pit.
Can the Ninja Fireside360 go on a wooden deck?
The listing says it is spark-free and safe for use on grass, stone and wood surfaces.
Is a propane tank included with the Fireside360?
No tank is listed. The box contains ceramic rocks, a quick start guide and a AAA battery for the ignition.
Can the Ninja Fireside360 stay outside all year?
The seller describes it as weather resistant and designed to be stored outdoors year-round.