[one_half]Want to spend a summer night under the stars with a fire roaring and want to save your hard-earned money at the same time?
Fire pits allow you to safely start flames in your backyard without fear of catching grass or trees and thanks to this article you can easily build yours in no time! If you are thinking of creating your very own pit, you will also need to consider all of the safety aspects too. If you have small children around, it’s best to put a fence around the pit to stop them from getting too close, especially when there are no adults around. You should also have a well equipped first aid kit too and should have attended first aid training in Mississauga, or wherever you live, to ensure that you can handle any medical problems that could arise. Getting burns is obviously a large threat here so making sure you are equipped to deal with any type of burn is very important.
Aesthetically pleasing, these are in high demand, but the boring black models found in stores are often less than appealing! If you’re going to be building your own, you might also want to get a Dorset log store so you can keep your fire wood in burning condition through every season.
[/one_half] [one_half_last]Designs you will find in this post:
- Backyard model by DIY Network
- Concrete + steel version by Loweê²
- Square stone pit by The Crafty Ninja
- In-ground design by Sharpe Creations
- Bricks version by Craftsman
- Budget plan by Mommyê² Kitchen
- Masonry design by The Family Handyman
- Washing machine drum fire pit by House and Fig
[/one_half_last]If you feel like spending a weekend building your own, there are a lot of plans that will help you get started. Letè¸ take a look at 8 DIY instructions and designs that are completely free. Continue reading “8 DIY Plans & Ideas to Build a Fire Pit”