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Not covered by the reasons above. We appreciate your participation and assistance with our efforts to operate the most secure and trusted vacation rental marketplace in the industry If you have any questions, please visit our Help Center. You must be signed in to share this property by e-mailSkip to Main Content Overall Product Weight: 32lb. Add warmth and fun to the outdoors with the Good Directions Bowl Fire Pit. This circular fire pit has a deep fire bowl that can be used to burn wood or charcoal. Made from faux copper, this fire pit is strong and sturdy. It has a steel base that adds to the durability of this fire pit. The fire pit comes with a spark screen that keeps the flames under control. This Bowl Fire Pit by Good Directions has a powder coated finish and looks classy. This fire pit can be placed in the patio by the beach, backyard, or near the poolside. As it does not require assembly, you are saved from the hassle of messy installation. Built in spark screen
Wooden deck compatible: Yes Spark Screen Included: Yes Overall Height - Top to Bottom Overall Width - Side to Side Overall Depth - Front to Back 1 fire bowl and 1 spark screen At Good Directions, Inc., they enhance the beauty of homes and gardens with uniquely designed decorative and functional copper accessories of the highest quality. The company history clearly shows their dedication to fine craftsmanship and superb customer service. In 1982, Good Directions, Inc. joined forces with one of the most talented American craftsmen and began producing a line of breathtaking weather-vanes that had the entire industry looking up at their accomplishments. More About This Product Expected delivery dates forTeam Friendly Fires → See how our full time sales team and technicians make the difference. Friendly Fires is one of Canada’s largest fireplace and barbecue retailers. Click here to see what our customers are saying about us.
Our 10,000 square foot showroom with over 400 units on display. Friendly Fires has been servicing our customers for over 20 years. To date – we have sold over 750 solar and alternative solutions, 1,000’s of BBQ’s and Smokers, and over 15,000 fireplaces. How many have we serviced in that time? With 19 licensed technicians on our team servicing 3-5 fireplaces per day – well – a lot! Contact us to turn your vision into reality. Thank you for an amazing year! Click here to see our 2016 Recap Video. Click here to see our 2015 Recap Video. Click here to see our 2014 Recap Video. We offer a full line of outdoor products including BBQs, smokers and outdoor fireplaces and rooms. As well as our large collection of Fireplaces, Stoves, Inserts & Heaters we also stock a wide range of replacement parts and accessories. Our Name is Our PromiseSend to a friend Be the first to write a review En Suite Rooms (1) Suitable For Children Under 5
Check fire code, ordinances and permit requirements for your municipality. There could be restrictions on the type of fuel that can be used as well. You definitely want to keep a firepit far away from any building overhangs, nearby trees, and from the house and garage in general. You need to check setbacks and the location of underground pipes and cables before digging. While you’re at it, don’t forget to check that homeowner’s insurance to see if a firepit will require changes to the policy. Check everything to make sure you are safe and legal before you call a contractor. This is not a project to try on your own, even though it seems pretty straightforward. With a firepit, if the wrong materials are used, the damage can be very serious. The wrong kinds of brick or stone can explode. So don’t even think of attempting this project yourself. It’s just not worth it.Your contractor can help with determining the budget. The lining material for the pit — whether rocks, retaining blocks or bricks — will vary in cost.
If you mix materials, you’ll be able to save some money, maybe by using bricks or blocks for the lower layers and nice rocks for the final layer. Cast concrete blocks moulded to look like stone offer savings, and they’re flat on top and bottom to stack neatly.Size is important — it has to be proportionate to your yard and seating area. But even more important is determining the prevailing wind pattern. Imagine locating a firepit so that the smoke constantly blows into the house.An option to consider is installing a gas line to provide an easily regulated flame. Installing a line will require excavation and will definitely require a permit, but it may prove so handy that you’ll never end up using wood. Homeowners who love their gas fires don’t miss the drifting embers and smoke, not to mention mucking out the firepit every time. But gas is a trade-off against the satisfying crackle and smell of a real wood fire.A well-made firepit should start with a base buried below ground in a hole lined with gravel.
This provides a level platform for the wall, drainage and protection against winter heaving. A final above-ground height of about a foot is good for containing a fire while also providing a comfortable foot rest. As a precaution, lining the firepit with a thick steel ring will ensure a more contained fire and protects the concrete in the blocks from drying out prematurely.A variety of materials can be used as starter, kindling and fuel. The most eco-friendly is what’s already in your backyard. Dried prunings, leaves and even evergreen cones make good fire starters. Any seasoned garden shrubbery or timber, ideally dried for a year, will be good fuel. Once the firepit is built, you’ll want to take proper care of it to ensure lots of fun evenings. After every use, remove the burnt ashes. This will allow oxygen to get into the bottom of the pit for a better burning fire. It’s also a good idea to build the firepit within reach of the garden hose just in case things get out of hand and you set fire to those marshmallows.