Getting Started on Building an In-Ground Fire Pit: Advice From a Masonry Pro: Doug Montzka, of Montkza Concrete & Masonry in St. Paul, Minn., has been in the concrete and masonry business for 23 ...

Enjoy the warmth of a fire with the convenience of a tabletop. I tested nine popular fire pit tables to find the best.

These days, there are many fire pit options on the market—some you can DIY, while others, like in-ground fire pits, may be best left to a hard-scaping pro. Fire pit styles run the gamut ...

In-ground fire pits are as their names implies: built at ground level. You’ll dig to set the base, so the fire is actually below the surface. Aboveground fire pits reside above the ground level.

like this spacious fire pit patio from JLF Architects. Pair a round fire bowl that's raised off the ground with a round firewood storage rack. The rustic black metal will add rustic elegance to ...

A roof covered with twinkly lights enhances the relaxing feel, and plants and outdoor curtains that puddle on the ground soften the space. Maximize a small backyard by creating a fire pit seating ...

Fear not, my fire pit friends. The Slate-and-marble Mosaic ... I'm probably still gonna opt for that $15 shovel and a deep hole in the ground.

The fire pit is just 2.3 pounds for easy transport, and it comes with a collapsible stand, so you can set it on an outdoor table, directly on the ground, or anywhere else that feels inviting.

Most fire pits are large, designed to set on the ground to replace an outdoor bonfires. The Mesa is about the size of an extra-large travel tumbler and it’s smokeless, so it won’t trigger your ...

The few photos I saw of the product had me convinced it was slightly larger than a tabletop fire pit, but still smaller than a traditional in-ground fire pit. I also (naively) failed to measure ...