You can extend your outdoor living space by building a firepit. This will allow you to invite guests to stay later. There are many ways to build a firepit, including brick, stone, or even a shopping cart. Professionals can also be hired to construct a custom-made patio. You can choose from cement or marble slabs, and there are many options. You can even purchase a pre-built fire pit that you can use over again.

If you're building a permanent fire pit, you'll want to make sure you have all the tools you need. A wheelbarrow is needed to move the pavers to their destination, as well as a shovel for digging. You'll also need a wheelbarrow to transport the pavers and a shovel to dig. To create a flat surface for your fire pit, you'll need to level the surface.

You'll need to create a circle with the metal ring as your base. Once you've shaped the circle, you can begin placing stones around the edge. To make space for the metal ring, you will need to take out some stones. To avoid a messy mess on your patio, mark the edges with spray paint.

Once you have built the firepit, you will need to decide where you want it to be placed. Place it in an area where you can easily sit. Also, ensure that there is enough room for you to set up your chairs and enjoy the new space. While you can add a tabletop or other accessories to your pit, safety considerations must be considered. It is important to take into account several things when building your firepit.

You should think about these things before you build a firepit. A firepit is a great spot to meet with family and friends. It can be a valuable social space and an entertaining place. For a more elegant look, you can add concrete or stacked stone to the pit. It will create a stunning and unique final product. This is one way to build a firepit that is unique to your yard.

Once you have decided on the materials you will need, you can start digging the hole to build the firepit. You will then need to spread gravel all over the area. Spread the gravel with a garden-rake over the entire area. To lightly mist the gravel, you can use a garden sprayer. Then, use a hand-tamper to compact the gravel in place. After you have finished the foundation, add the last 1.5cm or 1/2" gravel.