A fire pit is a great addition to any outdoor space, adding warmth, comfort and functionality to your garden, balcony or terrace. It will not only ensure that you’re always warm and cosy, but you can also cook on a fire pit. They also provide a great entertainment centrepiece, all ye...
Building your own brick fire pit is an inexpensive addition to your backyard that'll make for many warm memories. Add a kaleidoscope of colors to make it that much more unique, and feel free to use any shades that suit your style. Your friends and family will love gathering around the fi...
HOW TO BUILD A FIRE PITThe article offers step-by-step instructions for building a fire pit.D'AGOSTINO, RYANEsquire
As part of ourbackyard plan at the Canyon House, we knew we wanted to build a fire pit. Nothing says summer like roasting s’mores and hot dogs! You can build a fire pit usingregular retaining wall blocks, too, but the kit makes it easy — no mortar, no cutting blocks, and the fi...
How To Build A Fire Using Any Means Available 1. How To Build A Fire Without Matches You will find yourself in situations when you need to start a fire and matches will not always be there to do the job. Here are10 common ways to start a firewhere matches are not needed. This list...
2. How to Make S'mores in the Microwave Sometimes you just can’t wait for that sweet taste of summer. When you want S’mores in seconds, look no further than your microwave. This simple recipe makes perfect microwave S’mores when you can’t get to a firepit. And part of the fun...
10 Ways To Start A Fire Without Matches I've spent my fair share of time in the wilderness. If you've been out camping you'll know that aside from water and shelter, fire is another necessity. So what will you do if your matches become wet or you somehow loose them along the way?
Step 2: Develop A Plan of Action The first step is to go in the backyard and see if you have the right amount of space. The Fremont fireplace kits dimensions without add-ons will need a 52” W x 48” D x 91” T space. Are you going to want to burn wood or use gas logs? Wi...
Location, location, location — it's vital in real estate and in fire starting. Your first step to a good campfire should be to survey the land around you so you can choose the best spot. Here are a few things to look for: Dry ground Flat surface Wind protection Proximity to firewood...
Cooking food over a campfire can be intimidating. That’s why we asked real outdoor chefs what tips and gear they use to make delicious meals over an open flame.