Scipio Pizza Oven

Bought for my boyfriend for his birthday. He’s been saying he wanted a wood fired pizza oven for a couple years. I looked online and quickly realized I wouldn’t be able to afford the 1k-6k+ for one. Then I found this reasonably priced one. So glad I did. He loves it. Yes it is on the shorter side but I knew that from the dimensions. We plan on building something with pavers to bring it up to the perfect arm height for when he is putting the pizzas in. Yes it will require a little practice and experimentation. But what new cooking utensil/appliance doesn’t. We made 3 pizzas the first go round with this. 2 were perfect, one did get burnt on the bottom but its because we did not tend to it. The pizzas only took about 10-12 mins to cook. I think after that first attempt of the 3 pizzas (cooked individually) we have a pretty good grasp on it. I did buy a pizza stone to keep in there along with a pizza peel on Amazon. I think you need both of those to have a good finished product. And the safety tool that the oven comes with. It will help you remove the top chimney and open the pizza door when cooking.

This wood fired oven works very well.If you, like me, can’t afford or justify spending a thousand dollars or more, this oven will fit the bill and allow you to cook pizza and other things over a wood fire.We made pizzas for a crowd, everyone building their own pizza, and they came out fabulous.We did find it was better to cook over a blazing fire than over the hot coals, but once we figured that out the cooking process was smooth!

Very heavy. I seasoned the iron 3 times then made individual pizzas. Held the heat and made the pizzas great. I used my cast iron pan instead of the cheap aluminum one that came with the fireplace. Very pleased with my purchase and very happy it came with a cover as well.

I bought this for my son for Christmas and he loves it! My grandkids and the whole family make pizzas once a week. And it’s very sturdy , heavy. Great family fun even if you’re not making pizzas for a fire pit. 

I love my Pizza Oven…. It came in one small box…. Yes it was heavy but the guys who delivered it brought it into my backyard…. It was very easy to put together …. What else can I say….. Is only I’m very very happy with my purchase!!!!

Bought for my boyfriend for his birthday. He’s been saying he wanted a wood fired pizza oven for a couple years. I looked online and quickly realized I wouldn’t be able to afford the 1k-6k+ for one. Then I found this reasonably priced one. So glad I did. He loves it. Yes it is on the shorter side but I knew that from the dimensions. We plan on building something with pavers to bring it up to the perfect arm height for when he is putting the pizzas in. Yes it will require a little practice and experimentation. But what new cooking utensil/appliance doesn’t. We made 3 pizzas the first go round with this. 2 were perfect, one did get burnt on the bottom but its because we did not tend to it. The pizzas only took about 10-12 mins to cook. I think after that first attempt of the 3 pizzas (cooked individually) we have a pretty good grasp on it. I did buy a pizza stone to keep in there along with a pizza peel on Amazon. I think you need both of those to have a good finished product. And the safety tool that the oven comes with. It will help you remove the top chimney and open the pizza door when cooking.

This wood fired oven works very well.If you, like me, can’t afford or justify spending a thousand dollars or more, this oven will fit the bill and allow you to cook pizza and other things over a wood fire.We made pizzas for a crowd, everyone building their own pizza, and they came out fabulous.We did find it was better to cook over a blazing fire than over the hot coals, but once we figured that out the cooking process was smooth!

Very heavy. I seasoned the iron 3 times then made individual pizzas. Held the heat and made the pizzas great. I used my cast iron pan instead of the cheap aluminum one that came with the fireplace. Very pleased with my purchase and very happy it came with a cover as well.

I bought this for my son for Christmas and he loves it! My grandkids and the whole family make pizzas once a week. And it’s very sturdy , heavy. Great family fun even if you’re not making pizzas for a fire pit. 

I love my Pizza Oven…. It came in one small box…. Yes it was heavy but the guys who delivered it brought it into my backyard…. It was very easy to put together …. What else can I say….. Is only I’m very very happy with my purchase!!!!

Bought for my boyfriend for his birthday. He’s been saying he wanted a wood fired pizza oven for a couple years. I looked online and quickly realized I wouldn’t be able to afford the 1k-6k+ for one. Then I found this reasonably priced one. So glad I did. He loves it. Yes it is on the shorter side but I knew that from the dimensions. We plan on building something with pavers to bring it up to the perfect arm height for when he is putting the pizzas in. Yes it will require a little practice and experimentation. But what new cooking utensil/appliance doesn’t. We made 3 pizzas the first go round with this. 2 were perfect, one did get burnt on the bottom but its because we did not tend to it. The pizzas only took about 10-12 mins to cook. I think after that first attempt of the 3 pizzas (cooked individually) we have a pretty good grasp on it. I did buy a pizza stone to keep in there along with a pizza peel on Amazon. I think you need both of those to have a good finished product. And the safety tool that the oven comes with. It will help you remove the top chimney and open the pizza door when cooking.

This wood fired oven works very well.If you, like me, can’t afford or justify spending a thousand dollars or more, this oven will fit the bill and allow you to cook pizza and other things over a wood fire.We made pizzas for a crowd, everyone building their own pizza, and they came out fabulous.We did find it was better to cook over a blazing fire than over the hot coals, but once we figured that out the cooking process was smooth!

Very heavy. I seasoned the iron 3 times then made individual pizzas. Held the heat and made the pizzas great. I used my cast iron pan instead of the cheap aluminum one that came with the fireplace. Very pleased with my purchase and very happy it came with a cover as well.

I bought this for my son for Christmas and he loves it! My grandkids and the whole family make pizzas once a week. And it’s very sturdy , heavy. Great family fun even if you’re not making pizzas for a fire pit. 

I love my Pizza Oven…. It came in one small box…. Yes it was heavy but the guys who delivered it brought it into my backyard…. It was very easy to put together …. What else can I say….. Is only I’m very very happy with my purchase!!!!

Bought for my boyfriend for his birthday. He’s been saying he wanted a wood fired pizza oven for a couple years. I looked online and quickly realized I wouldn’t be able to afford the 1k-6k+ for one. Then I found this reasonably priced one. So glad I did. He loves it. Yes it is on the shorter side but I knew that from the dimensions. We plan on building something with pavers to bring it up to the perfect arm height for when he is putting the pizzas in. Yes it will require a little practice and experimentation. But what new cooking utensil/appliance doesn’t. We made 3 pizzas the first go round with this. 2 were perfect, one did get burnt on the bottom but its because we did not tend to it. The pizzas only took about 10-12 mins to cook. I think after that first attempt of the 3 pizzas (cooked individually) we have a pretty good grasp on it. I did buy a pizza stone to keep in there along with a pizza peel on Amazon. I think you need both of those to have a good finished product. And the safety tool that the oven comes with. It will help you remove the top chimney and open the pizza door when cooking.

This wood fired oven works very well.If you, like me, can’t afford or justify spending a thousand dollars or more, this oven will fit the bill and allow you to cook pizza and other things over a wood fire.We made pizzas for a crowd, everyone building their own pizza, and they came out fabulous.We did find it was better to cook over a blazing fire than over the hot coals, but once we figured that out the cooking process was smooth!

Very heavy. I seasoned the iron 3 times then made individual pizzas. Held the heat and made the pizzas great. I used my cast iron pan instead of the cheap aluminum one that came with the fireplace. Very pleased with my purchase and very happy it came with a cover as well.

I bought this for my son for Christmas and he loves it! My grandkids and the whole family make pizzas once a week. And it’s very sturdy , heavy. Great family fun even if you’re not making pizzas for a fire pit. 

I love my Pizza Oven…. It came in one small box…. Yes it was heavy but the guys who delivered it brought it into my backyard…. It was very easy to put together …. What else can I say….. Is only I’m very very happy with my purchase!!!!

Bought for my boyfriend for his birthday. He’s been saying he wanted a wood fired pizza oven for a couple years. I looked online and quickly realized I wouldn’t be able to afford the 1k-6k+ for one. Then I found this reasonably priced one. So glad I did. He loves it. Yes it is on the shorter side but I knew that from the dimensions. We plan on building something with pavers to bring it up to the perfect arm height for when he is putting the pizzas in. Yes it will require a little practice and experimentation. But what new cooking utensil/appliance doesn’t. We made 3 pizzas the first go round with this. 2 were perfect, one did get burnt on the bottom but its because we did not tend to it. The pizzas only took about 10-12 mins to cook. I think after that first attempt of the 3 pizzas (cooked individually) we have a pretty good grasp on it. I did buy a pizza stone to keep in there along with a pizza peel on Amazon. I think you need both of those to have a good finished product. And the safety tool that the oven comes with. It will help you remove the top chimney and open the pizza door when cooking.

This wood fired oven works very well.If you, like me, can’t afford or justify spending a thousand dollars or more, this oven will fit the bill and allow you to cook pizza and other things over a wood fire.We made pizzas for a crowd, everyone building their own pizza, and they came out fabulous.We did find it was better to cook over a blazing fire than over the hot coals, but once we figured that out the cooking process was smooth!

Very heavy. I seasoned the iron 3 times then made individual pizzas. Held the heat and made the pizzas great. I used my cast iron pan instead of the cheap aluminum one that came with the fireplace. Very pleased with my purchase and very happy it came with a cover as well.

I bought this for my son for Christmas and he loves it! My grandkids and the whole family make pizzas once a week. And it’s very sturdy , heavy. Great family fun even if you’re not making pizzas for a fire pit. 

I love my Pizza Oven…. It came in one small box…. Yes it was heavy but the guys who delivered it brought it into my backyard…. It was very easy to put together …. What else can I say….. Is only I’m very very happy with my purchase!!!!