Summer is a great time for outdoor entertaining with friends and family. There is nothing better than inviting friends over and gathering around the fire pit in your backyard on nice summer evenings. Whether toasting marshmallows over the flames, sipping on a few beers or just watching the dancing flames and enjoying the nighttime sky, a fire pit is a great way to make outdoor space intimate, warm and inviting and is guaranteed to make everyone’s world a better place.
Although you can buy a ready made fire pit from stores, building one by yourself is an engaging and advisable project, and it will save you much money.
Take a look at these incredible DIY fire pit ideas we found that will help you find a little inspiration when building your own backyard fire pit! Some of these DIY fire pits are made from the recycled materials with a bit of creativity, like the wine barrel, flower pot, car wheel, purchase cart and so on.
Modern Concrete Fire Bowl : source
Simple Pit : source
Concrete Square Pit : source
Recycled Washing Machine Tub Fire Pit : source
Concrete Tree Ring Pit : Source
Table Top Pit : source
Stacked Stone Fire Pit : source
Stone With Metal Insert Pit : source
Moveable Pit : source
The Brick Pit : source
The Classic Pit : source
Personalized Pit : source
In Ground Pit With Seating : source
Steel Pit : source
The ‘Use What You Have’ Pit : source
Cinder Block Pit : source
Wheelbarrow Pit : source
Fence Board Accented Pit : source
Grill Upgrade – Fire Pit : Source
Car Wheel Pit : source
Pirate Ship Pit : source
Knalpot Pit With Old Drum : source
Modern Design Pit : source
Porch Swing Fire Pit : Source
Wine Barrel Pit : source
Arts & Crafts Metal Pit : source
Flameless Pit : source
Patio Pit : source
Easy Grill Pit : source
Natural Stone Pit : source
Keep It Classy Pit : source
Re-Purposed Material Pit : source
Tiny Pit : source
The Zen Pit : source
Huge Stone Pit : source
Two and a 1/2 wheels, old piece of flat steel and 16″ of pipe from from an old drive shaft, he welded 3 bolts on the right side of the steel plate to hang BBQ tools. Via offthegridstories
Make a simple small slate fire at home for s’mores. What a lovely idea! See the tutorial here.
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