Snowing outside, a cup of hot chocolate and your favourite book to read. With this idea of a perfect evening, wouldn’t you wish for an ideal place too? Well, who said you don’t have one? Look around, how about that fireplace that neatly sits in one corner of the room. Well, well, what if we told you, you can ditch that clichéd place too, and have your personalized fire pit at a place of your choice? Excited already? So then c’mon- pick up those log pieces and get ready to have come out of the box fireplaces. Be it for an ‘ME time’ or for a house party, these super cool DIY Fire Pit Ideas to Make Your Neighbors Jealous! You can also use outdoor Light Decoration Ideas.

DIY Fire Pit Ideas to Make Your Neighbors Jealous

The Slacked Fire Pit

Here, when I say Slack, it refers to the material you will use to define the area of the fire pit. To be able to build this, all you need is some stone pavers, bricks, and non-flammable materials to stick them together. Just use stakes to mark the outliers of the pit and then start building it. Use gravel or sand at the bottom of the fire pit, before you light up the fire.

The Half Fire Pit

This can be made of any stone that does not catch fire. The attraction of this DIY fire pit is the design in which you make it. It shall be built in a way, that you can arrange your seating at one corner, and exactly front of it, you will have the pit. The most common material used to make this is stone, as it goes well with all kinds of home and exterior decors.

The Drummed Fire Pit

Confused? Well, the drum here is to those that come with washing machines. If you have any old or unused machine, extract the drum from it. This is a cool idea because when your washing machine becomes obsolete, the drum can still be used as a nonflammable material – and if that’s the case, why not use it as one of your material to build a cute little fireplace?

Concreted Fire Pit

If you are running out of time fireplace, why not go with the basics – use concrete to build your fireplace. Now, the catch here is that while the materials are basic, you do not have to stick to the basic ideas. You can either build up a circular pit or go favorites squared pits.

Go The Rustic Style

This is my personal favorite. Why? Because it needs no much effort! *Tee Hee*. All you need are some big rocks and stones to define the outer area of your fireplace. Once you do that, ensure that the place within the defined area is free from any material that can cause big fires.

The Metal Block Idea

If you have loads of metal lying waste in your backyard, do not throw it away. Shape it in a way you like and use it to build a fireplace. However, it is important that you ensure that the metal you use is not flammable. If you want to give your home a beautiful look then you can also try this tips, Painting your flower pots with different designs and patterns. try this-

The Pallet Fire Pit Table

This is a great idea if you want to spend some quality time with your family. The pallet fire pit table is a fireplace over a table, which has a special place for lighting a fire in the middle. You can also make racks at the bottom to stack logs for the fire.

Apart from the above ideas, you can also use tree logs or stone and gravel to build your fire pits. So, build them up today and start toasting your marshmallows around it. While these DIY Fire Pit Ideas to Make Your Neighbors Jealous, one tip of precaution would be to make sure that you are choosing a place that is not near anything that could catch fire – be it above, sideways or beneath. Whether DIY Wind Chime Designs to Try in 2017 gear up with some cool DIY ideas to try this weekend.