The innovative Foldable Fire Pit Stand offers a refreshing solution to the challenges of outdoor camping and meals, introducing the joy of space-saving design to the experience. As summer approaches some parts of the world, the desire to enjoy a hot meal outdoors with family and friends persists year-round. However, the planning and preparation for such activities can often induce stress, detracting from the enjoyment. Enter the puzzle-like metal bonfire stand, a simple yet fully functional solution. Its easy portability and straightforward assembly make it a hassle-free companion, ensuring you’re ready to embrace the warmth, grill delicious food, and revel in nature, whether in solitude or in the company of loved ones.

While there are contemporary and tech-centric methods for outdoor heating and cooking, the traditional charm of a bonfire is hard to replicate. FireBase addresses the challenges associated with conventional bonfires and fire pits by distilling the design to its essentials. With only five metal parts that fit together like puzzle pieces, the bonfire stand minimizes fuss over equipment, allowing you to focus on the core elements – the fire and the food. Additionally, the minimalist design incorporates optional trivets for placing pots and pans, and thoughtful cutouts and holes for optimal airflow. The black steel plates, crafted using prototype sheet metal technology, make the FireBase bonfire stand durable and less prone to warping or distortion from heat. Priced at $119, this space-saving and user-friendly solution not only simplifies the camping experience but also boasts a unique, one-of-a-kind appearance, with each stand developing a distinctive patina over time. Convenient in every aspect, from assembly to disassembly for easy cleaning and carrying, this metal bonfire stand ensures that your focus remains on enjoying the great outdoors.

Embark on seamless outdoor adventures with the 8-Panel Fire Pit, a portable marvel designed by the Japanese company UM. Drawing on decades of expertise in metal processing, UM has engineered a fire pit that redefines the camping experience. The 8-Panel Fire Pit stands out with its innovative adjustable combustion system, providing users with the ability to effortlessly control the intensity of the fire—a feature that sets it apart from traditional firewood setups. This modern approach not only ensures a hassle-free experience but also minimizes smoke and simplifies cleanup by efficiently collecting ashes and embers.

UM’s commitment to user-friendly design extends to the ease of assembly and disassembly, a crucial aspect for camping enthusiasts. The fire pit conveniently breaks down into its various components, all of which neatly fit into a specially designed carrying case, roughly the size of a laptop bag. This not only streamlines storage but also enhances the portability of the fire pit, making it an ideal companion for outdoor excursions. Versatility is another hallmark of the UM fire pit, offering different configurations to suit various camping needs, whether it’s providing ambient light for a gathering, preparing a grilled dinner, or simply basking in the warmth of the flames. The 8-Panel Fire Pit is currently available for pre-order on Kickstarter, with special pricing for early backers, and is set to ship its first units in January 2024, showcasing UM’s dedication to revolutionizing the camping experience.

Don’t waste money on expensive fire pit grates or hundreds of dollars on fancy smokeless fire pit systems. The Vertical Ultimate Campfire Fire Pit Grate solves those problems and is really easy to use. Perfect for your backyard patio fire pit or take it to the beach and watch people flock to your fire. The vertical fireplace grate also works great in any kiva or chiminea. This is available in the link below…

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Making a garden look perfect doesn’t entail just adjusting it to fit visual standards during the day, but also in night time. A sure way to ensure guest at an event in your backyard feel a warm ambiance is to make a DIY concrete fire pit. This tutorial will help you achieve exactly that! Grab these materials for beginning:

• concrete mix;
• a 17-inch bowl;
• a 15-inch bowl;
• non-stick cooking spray;
• paint brush;
• large bucket;
• medium-duty masonry trowel;
• some sanding pad of 60-80 grit;
• a couple gel fireplace fuel canisters;
• a 14 and a half-inch replacement grill grate;
• a bunch of fire safe decorative stones;

Before starting the project, you must know that the dimensions shown here can handle some adjustments, if you want your fire pit to be bigger or smaller.  Read more details in the link below…

Modern Concrete Fire Pit From Scratch

Although fire pits are something of a trend, there is something new catching up: fire pit swings! Making them perfect for a nice evening family gathering, the addition of swings to the classic fire pit brings more entertainment. It will cost around $600 and about a week of free-time work for the entire project. It lasts this long because you will need to make sure the swings can be properly used after installment.

Details and instructions: Ana White

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What’s better than sitting around a campfire in the summer evenings? A beautiful summer evening with a backyard fire pit is the perfect gathering spot for family and friends. How does it look this place ?

Materials:
6- Bags of Sacreete (or Quickcreete – whatever you call it) one for each upright.
6- 6x6x10’s (for the uprights)
6- 6x6x8’s for the top sections
6- 2x6x8’s for the stabilizers that go kitty corner on top of 6×6’s (for strength)
24- 3/8’s x 8″ lags for laggin the top horizontal pieces to the uprights (countersunk)
24- 4″ Deck screws for screwing the top pieces together horizontally before lagging them.
24 – 3″ Deck screws for screwing the top 2×6 stabilizers to the 6×6’s
10- 3/8×8″ eyebolts with nuts and washers for hanging the swings

” I din’t have any building instructions to go by, pretty much just winged it. I layed out the hexagon in the yard so that center for the uprights for each bay was 7′ apart because I knew I wanted to get 5′ swings. I had 14′ from each upright to the upright opposite of it. I’m not sure what the angles were, I just took two pieces of scrap and layed them up there and messed around cutting a few until I got the angle right. We got all the top pieces set up there before lagging them all in. Left one bay swingless so that I could carry firewood in.

I got 6x6x10’s for the uprights and they are sacreeted almost 3 feet in the ground. I guess its a little over 7 feet to the bottom of the 6x6x8’s on top. ” Chenango Dave (owner)

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