You can extend your outdoor living space by building a firepit. This will allow you to invite guests to stay later. There are many options available for building a pit. These include bricks, stone and shopping carts. It's also possible to have a professional build your custom patio. There are many options available for materials, from cement to marble slabs. A pre-built fireplace pit can even be bought that you can reuse.

A permanent fire pit is something you will want to construct. To transport the pavers and dig, you will need a wheelbarrow. You'll also want to remove any sod or grass from the area, so dispose of it properly. You'll need to level it in order for the fire pit to be placed on a flat surface.

To begin, trace a circle around the base metal ring you are going to use. Once you've shaped the circle, you can begin placing stones around the edge. You'll need to remove some of the stones to make room for the metal ring. Spray paint can be used to mark the edges of each stone so you don’t accidentally leave a puddle on your patio.

Once you've constructed your firepit, it's time to choose a spot for it. It is important to choose a spot where you can sit comfortably next to the fire pit. It is important to have enough space for your outdoor furniture to be moved around and enjoyed. A tabletop can be added to your firepit if you wish, but safety concerns must also be taken into consideration. You should consider many things when building a firepit.

Before you start building a fire pit, you should consider a few factors. A fire pit is a great place to gather with friends and family. A fire pit is a great social space that can also be used to entertain. For a more elegant look, you can add concrete or stacked stone to the pit. It will make a beautiful and original final product. This is a great way to make a firepit in your yard that is truly unique.

Once you have selected the materials, you can begin digging the hole for the fire pit. Spread the gravel over the area. Spread the gravel using a garden rake. To lightly mist the gravel, you can use a garden sprayer. Use a hand-tamper or garden hose to compact the gravel. After you have finished the foundation, add the last 1.5cm or 1/2" gravel.