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Fire has a mesmerizing beauty that draws us in. After a long day, it’s the perfect way to relax and find comfort. Fires are also a pleasant way to gather with family and friends and socialize. The perfect addition to any landscape layout is a fire pit – it’s a popular choice for outdoor patios and yards.

Furthermore, it adds quite a bit of value to your home should you decide to sell it in the future. Since we’ve installed a wide variety of fire pits at L A Landscapes, we’d like to share some ideas, insights, and tips about fire pit installation.

24 Fire Pit Ideas – Stacked, Inground and Above Ground Designs

1. Inground fire pit
2. Above ground fire pit
3. Stacked stone fire pit
4. Concrete fire pit
5. Brick fire pit
6. Portable fire pit
7. Gas fire pit
8. Wood burning fire pit
10. Fire pit table
11. Fire pit with seating wall
12. Fire pit with pergola
13. Fire pit with water feature
14. Fire pit with built-in seating
15. Fire pit with surrounding plant beds
16. Fire pit with outdoor kitchen
17. Fire pit with covered patio
18. Fire pit with paver patio
19. Fire pit with stone patio
20. Fire pit with gravel patio
21. Fire pit with wood deck
22. Fire pit with built-in grill
23. Fire pit with firewood storage
24. Fire pit with mosquito netting

How to have the perfect firepit design for your back yard

There are a few key factors to consider when designing a fire pit for your backyard:

Location:

Choose a flat, open area that is at least 10 feet away from any structures, trees, or plants.

Size:

The size of your fire pit will depend on the size of your backyard and the number of people you plan to entertain. A good rule of thumb is to aim for a fire pit that is at least 36 inches in diameter and 12 inches deep.

Material:

There are a wide range of materials you can use to build your fire pit, including brick, stone, concrete, and metal. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages, so be sure to

Fuel

There are a few different fuel options to choose from, including wood, gas, and propane. Each has its own pros and cons, so consider your personal preferences and the amount of maintenance you’re willing to do.

Saftey:

Make sure to follow all local codes and regulations when building your fire pit, and always keep a bucket of water or a fire extinguisher nearby in case of emergencies.