A backyard fire pit is a nice feature for gathering during chilly evenings. Here's how you can repurpose common household items into your own fire pit.

Even a do-it-yourself novice can complete a DIY fire pit for less than a hundred bucks. And, even better, it can be done within a single weekend!

Host guests in the outdoors! These easy DIY fire pit ideas make an easy home project, including stone, brick, concrete, and more built-in designs.

DIY fire pits can be made for under a hundred bucks with similarly easy-to-follow steps, although you’ll need a little muscle to stack the cement or bricks yourself.

A flat fire pit area is more visually appealing, safer and more comfortable for your guests to sit around. What you need to build a fire pit Ironclad Heavy Utility Work Gloves ...

There a many different ways to construct a fire pit, from a simple ring of stones to something with more modern aesthetic like this poured concrete version. While the project is labor-intensive ...

Key Takeaways Before you begin building a DIY fire pit, ensure you have a spot at least 10-15 feet from any structures.Masonry can become unstable collapse from high heat, so use fire clay bricks ...

Weston 52-inch Northwoods Tan Round Concrete Fire Pit Kit It’s pricey, but if you’re looking for hassle-free installation, this fire pit kit may be worth it.