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Fire Pits & Fire Places
 Fire pits have been in existence for a very
long time and despite many technological advancements since the advent of man's
use of fire, they have remained a popular item because of their versatility. A
fire pit can physically vary from a pit dug into the ground to an elaborate gas
burning compilation of stone, brick, and metal. The common feature of fire pits
is that they are designed to contain a fire and prevent it from spreading.
There are many methods of constructing fire pits, but basic options are
described here:
 Pre-made fire pits are the most common form of fire pits that can be seen are
ones that simply need to be purchased from a store. [citation needed] These are
made mostly of metal and can be either wood or gas burning. Unlike traditional
fire pits, these fire pits are portable.
 An example of a DIY fire pit kit. Assembled fire pits are different from pre-made
fire pits and because they are built according to an individual's wishes, these
encompass a wider variety of styles and functions. Both stone and concrete fire
pits are very heavy and are essentially locked in to wherever they are placed.
Both gas and wood burning fire pits are seen as garden features these days.
Whether you choose to purchase a pre-constructed fire pit; employ someone to
build one in your garden, or make one yourself - all options present themselves
to someone who desires a fire pit in their garden.
Essentially, to make a fire pit, all you have to do is create a suitable hole in
order to safely contain a fire. This can be as simple as digging a hole in the
ground, or as complex as hollowing out a brick or rock pillar.
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