Backyard Fire Pit

A special feature in the backyard

Firepit in your Backyard

Fire Pits

Expand Your Living Space

If you spend a lot of time in the backyard, adding a fire pit is a great way to enhance the living space. A Fire pit also provides the perfect focal point for your backyard. Design the rest of your backyard can around it.

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FIREPIT SAFETY

Check out the City of Regina’s Regulations on Fire Pits

Type of Firepit

There are many types of fire pits.It comes down to what activities you want to do around your fire.

Built-in, custom fire pit or premade fire pit. Most every home improvement store sells several different types of free-standing fire pits. These can be set up rather quickly.

If you are looking to add a custom built fire pit, there are more things to consider.

Whatever you choose, just make sure it is safe for your situation.

Use of Firepit

Do you want a firepit to just keep you warm when enjoying time in the backyard or are you also wanting to use it to roast hot dogs, marshmallows, s’mores or do you want to cook on it?

TWO TYPES OF FIREPITS

Fire pits are a great feature for a backyard or deck.

Fire pits come in two varieties: wood-burning and gas. Wood-burning pits are great for that traditional fire pit experience. While gas pits offer a more convenient option.

WOOD FIRE PIT

If you want the classic fire pit experience, then a wood-burning pit is the way to go. You’ll get all the benefits of a traditional fire. Plus the added bonus of being able to roast marshmallows!

The benefits of a wood fire pit are simple. Beyond the initial setup, there’s no gas lines or moving parts.

GAS FIRE PIT

Gas pits are a great option if you’re looking for convenience. With a gas pit, you won’t have to worry about collecting wood or starting a fire. You do have to have them plumbed to natural gas from your home, or you can buy some that use propane tanks.

With a beautiful fire at any time, you can enjoy the benefits of cooking with gas. Without worrying about building fires or paying for wood.

If you want a fire on your deck, this is the only option. It is far too dangerous to have a wood fire pit on a deck or close to your home.

WOOD FIRE PIT

There are many types of wood fire pits. Pretty much every home improvement store sells a fire pit. But people have been creative to make a fire pit from large steel pipes and even washing machine tubs.

Safety is always best when it comes to fire. Make sure your fire pit is safe.

FIRE & WATER FEATURE

A fire and water feature is a great way to create an outdoor living space. Not only do these unique features provide warmth, and comfort . But also provide an aquatic ambiance for your patio.

FIRE PITS WITH SEATING

Fire pits with seating are a great option if you want to enjoy a fire pit while also being able to sit down and relax. These are more elaborate and will cost more. But these pits feature a built-in bench or other seating area. Great for a cabin or home that has a large back yard.

DIY FIRE PITS

Home improvement stores will also sell concrete bricks and other materials to make your own fire pit. If your a handyman and like working with your hands, this might be an option for you. You can customize it any way you like and make it unique.

GAS FIRE TABLES

As the name suggests, table top fire pits are for use on a table or other flat surface. These units use Gel Fuel-Burning. Without odor or harmful chemicals.

TABLE TOP FIRE

As the name suggests, table top fire pits are for use on a table or other flat surface. These units use Gel Fuel-Burning. Without odor or harmful chemicals.

FIRE URNS

Fire urns and pillars are a beautiful way to add ambiance to any outdoor space. These pieces feature an open top design. They are used as standalone piece or incorporated into other landscaping features.

The beauty and quality of the Fire Urn is unparalleled in its class. The burner supplies a steady flame that will never go out. While also providing ambiance to your patio with an eye catching design!

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Fire Pit Safety

Keep a fire extinguisher, bucket of water or garden hose nearby in case of an emergency.
Don’t overload the fire pit with wood
To maintain the fire pit, it is best to use seasoned hardwood.
Avoid burning trash, leaves, paper, cardboard , painted wood or plywood.
Keep children and pets at a safe distance.
Above ground firepits should be placed on a level, non-flammable surface
All firepits should be kept at least 3 meters / 9 feet away from your house, shed, fence and wood supply. Also keep it away from your wood supply.
Do not use flammable materials to light a fire. Gasoline, alcohol, kerosene or other combustible liquids
Make sure the fire is out before heading inside for the night.
Never leave any fire unattended, even for a minute as wind gusts can send sparks or flames to combustible materials.