It's one of our favorite garden activities for kids – the challenge of getting the outside crisp and toasty and the middle gooey, without turning the sugary treat into a blob of pure charcoal has to be an early anticipated open-air ritual. Hands up who hasn’t enjoyed toasting marshmallows on an open fire? Surely there can’t be many who haven’t indulged in the simple joy of this sticky delight. (Image credit: Rohane Hamilton/EyeEm/Getty Images) Cook marshmallows and more on your fire pit If you want to create a similar vibe in your backyard, our pallet furniture ideas will get you inspired. We love how this simple but stylish design has been combined with DIY bench seating to create such a cozy spot. It creates a lovely atmosphere and we’ve even used it for BBQs in the daytime, which is an added bonus when there’s not enough room for a full-sized BBQ.'
It's perfect for this little spot at the back of our garden, providing a bit of heat on a cool summer's night and it's somewhere to toast marshmallows when the sun’s gone down too. 'I created this little DIY fire pit with some leftover bricks, simply rendering the outside to give it a modern finish. This project by DIY blogger Kezzabeth shows that with a few basic skills you can build your own fire pit for less than £25 ($35). Add in a grill or wire mesh grate and you have a functional stove. Stacking bricks four or five courses high, in a circle, square or rectangular is enough to safely contain a wood burning fire. Make a statement with an industrial-style fire pitĮven with the tightest of budgets you can create a nifty fire pit that will work perfectly with your small garden ideas. You'll find tons more inspiration for your garden table ideas over in our feature. The granite was then fixed on top with silicon and a hole cut out of the middle for the burner.' Because of the tabletop’s large overhang – needed to get your legs under – we had to have a sheet of steel fixed to the top first to support the granite. The concrete blocks were then rendered and painted. 'We built the base of the table from concrete blocks with air vents for the gas burner. 'The control panel is hidden around the side attached to one of the rendered surfaces, along with a cut off valve,' explains Tom. A mains supplied gas burner, in stainless steel, is set into a block built table with a 30mm granite top. This design by Tom Howard Garden Design in relatively simple in construction but exquisitely finished. Featuring a central gas burner set into a smooth, non-flammable surface, it’s great place for friends and family to gather round, perch drinks, snacks and enjoy meals too. Build a budget design from bricksĪ perfect focal point for your outdoor dining ideas, a stylish fire table is surprisingly straightforward to design. Plus, it's the perfect foil for the weathered brickwork, that glows beautifully in the light cast by the flames. The fire pit is rendered and painted soft grey to blend with the rest of the modern garden ideas, outdoor seating and storage. This stunning design by Harrington Porter shows just how irresistible the simplest designs can be. Connectors must be securely fitted and regularly checked for safety but other than that maintenance is minimal. Rendered block-built cubes and tables are simple to construct and can be designed with a largely concealed void for housing the fuel.
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The key to a stylish DIY gas fire pit is how to position the burner and the fuel canister. Perfect for busy family gardens where the ash and charred remains of an open wood fire pit would be irresistible to little fingers, they still offer all the charm and style for needed for grown-up evening entertaining. Low profile by day but stunning at night, gas fire pits are the ultimate in discretion and convenience. Go for a simple and streamlined gas fire pit We've got lots more tips on how to build a fire pit in our step-by-step guide. A tripod and cooking pot makes the perfect centerpiece and is a very handy finishing touch.
Surrounding your fire with large logs – either as stools or laid flat for benches – will add to the atmosphere. Add bigger sticks, then logs, once the fire is burning steadily. Once satisfied with the size of the fire, light the tinder. Continue adding a few more layers of kindling, using larger pieces as you go. Get your fire going by creating a pyramid of kindling over a central pile of dry tinder. Create a dip in the soil where you want your fire to be and surround with bricks, rocks or building blocks.
Ensure the space is clear of any grass, plants or overhanging trees or shrubs.
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DIY fire pit ideas need be nothing more than a circle of rocks or bricks laid on bare earth, so if you have a wild patch in your backyard we urge you to give it a try.
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