| Do you know what fire pit is? A fire pit is a | | | | one and a half foot.creating fire pits are |
| dug out small pit where you set up a fire and | | | | very simple if you have all the tools needed |
| hang out around and chat with other people | | | | and ready in one place. There are so many |
| around you. It is rather a fun and cozy | | | | tools you can use, but basically, you just |
| method to get warm also at the very same time | | | | have to have some digging equipment, some |
| helps you increase your relationship with the | | | | sand and some pea gravel. You will require |
| individuals around the fire. | | | | some concrete blocks or pavers as well to |
| | | | surround your fire pit with. Building a fire |
| A fire pit has been used for alot of things | | | | pit is very simple as long as you're aware of |
| for so many years especially outdoor | | | | the safety measures and procedures that you |
| activities like cooking and camping. Fire pit | | | | need to take. |
| is not just for the purpose to thrive a good | | | | |
| relationship with your camping mates. People | | | | Measure and put a mark on the place by |
| oftentimes group up around a burning fire and | | | | drawing a rough circle on the ground. You can |
| chat about any topics under the beautiful | | | | use a stone or a stick to do so. Once you're |
| sky. How do I create a fire pit has been one | | | | done with the drawing, you can now start with |
| of the most asked topic of many camp fires | | | | the digging. Dig within the circle lines |
| but it generally tales some plannings of | | | | until about one foot deep. At the center of |
| where to find the right spot for a fire pit | | | | it, you must dig one more hole and this time |
| to begin with. The position of a fire pit | | | | with a perimeter of around six or seven |
| should first be considered far from any | | | | inches. It should be about eight to twelve |
| objects and structures especially things that | | | | inches deep. |
| might burn easily. Do not pick a place near | | | | |
| any dried up plants or wood that are highly | | | | Once you have finished all the diggings, it's |
| flammable as well. | | | | time to fill up the holes. fill the holes |
| | | | with the pea gravel mentioned just now, and |
| Building Your Fire Pit | | | | then start adding sands approximately three |
| | | | inches at the most top of the pit. The sand |
| As explained earlier, before you plan to | | | | must be poured until it reaches the same |
| construct a fire pit, you have to find the | | | | level with the ground. Once it's done, you |
| right and safe spot first. Once you have | | | | can now cover around the pit with either |
| found a good spot for your fire pit, only | | | | cement and bricks or stones, or concrete |
| then you can begin to build it there. First, | | | | blocks or pavers. You must cover around the |
| you must measure how wide the perimeter of | | | | circle, not inside it. It would be more |
| your fire pit. Usually a fire pit should not | | | | fitting if your bricks or pavers are at least |
| be too big; the most ideal circumference or | | | | 2 stacks high so that it can prevent any logs |
| perimeter can be in a size of approximately | | | | of burning sticks from rolling. |