Accessorizing backyards nowadays means the addition of amenities such as outdoor kitchens, such as outdoor kitchens, vegetable gardens, flower beds, water features and interestingly fire pits. Fire pit installation is slowly becoming even more popular than outdoor grill installations.

If you’re dreaming of a cool, moonlit light around a fireplace, you should consider installing a fire pit in your backyards. But like with most things that accompany this good life, you must be prepared to part with a few dollars. And since there are many materials, styles, and sizes involved in the entire concept of the fire pit, you should also make other considerations such as space and budget before you decide on an ideal custom fire pit design.

Wood and gas are the most common fuel type for outdoor fire pits. If you love the smell of real logs burning, then you will be more inclined to the wood type fire pit. But if you don’t want the hustle associated with throwing wood into the fire, you will prefer instant fire pits that are fueled by propane gas or even remote switch. With gas-type fire pits, you’ll be able to control the amount of heat but you won’t get the same smoke and crackle that’s characteristic of fire pits that use wood. If you have a good budget set out for this project, you can even decide to have fire pit installation professionals customize a dual fire bowl and table where you can use both fuel types.

Portable or Permanent

Perhaps the first thing you will want to think about when planning a fire pit installation project is whether you want a portable or a permanent fire pit. A reputable landscape designer could suggest to you fire pit designs that are built in with the central location being somewhere in your yard. The alternative would be to get a custom fire pit design for a light and portable pit that you can move with you.

There are two most popular types of portable fire pits. One is the type made of light stainless steel bowls or copper bowls, the other type is a heavy cast iron bowls which are praised for their ability to radiate heat. There are other options and your choice will depend on your budget and preference.

If you want to save money on the fire pit project, you do a DIY job for the installation. The first thing you will do is to locate the perfect spot in your backyard for the fire pit. You then need to assemble the materials. You can then purchase a pre-made fire pit with the instructions on how to install it. If you want an exquisite finish, however, work with a landscape contractor or expert to design and the build your custom permanent outdoor fire pit.

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