The exact fire product controls the first check
Use the manufacturer's installation and clearance requirements for the actual fire feature. If the product is not approved for covered use, do not reinterpret an open-air installation as a covered one.
Start Project BriefFire, Fuel & Live Cooking · Covered-fire answer
A roof changes the fire environment. Heat can accumulate, smoke can be trapped and combustible or heat-sensitive components can sit above the flame. There is no universal website answer that makes every fire pit suitable beneath every pergola.

Use the manufacturer's installation and clearance requirements for the actual fire feature. If the product is not approved for covered use, do not reinterpret an open-air installation as a covered one.
Roof height, material, louvre position, blinds, walls, glazing, ventilation and wind can all change heat and smoke behaviour. Closing side screens may create a very different operating condition from a fully open patio.
Local rules may control open flame, fuel type, clearances or outdoor burning independently of the product instructions. Resolve both before treating the location as suitable.
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