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1. BUILD A PROPANE FIRE PIT HOW TO
2. BUILD A PROPANE FIRE PIT PROFESSIONAL
3. BUILD A PROPANE FIRE PIT DOWNLOAD

However, I recently started using a product by Cement-All (Green Mix with Aggregate) which I am loving because it cures in just a few hours and so you can build this project in a weekend if you have the time.

Mixes like Quikrete 5000 or Sakrete 5000 will work well. This is the channel the concrete will be poured into. Check to make sure there is a 1 1/2 inch gap all the way around. A Kreg Jig K4 works great for this process.įasten the inside box to the bottom piece using 1 1/4 inch screws. Drill pocket holes to connect the boards from the inside.

BUILD A PROPANE FIRE PIT PROFESSIONAL

Please consult with your manufacturer and a licensed professional in your area.Ĭreate the inner box. They recommended they be place near the bottom for use with propane kits, and directly across from each other to increase airflow. The manufacture recommended a total of 2 vents that were 6 inches by 3 inches. The outer box will be screwed together using 1 5/8 inch screws. The mold for the base basically consists of a box placed within a box. Then bend as needed to ensure it lays flat. Leave an inch of room between the re-enforcement and sidewalls.

Use a 4×8 sheet of steel re-enforcement for the concrete top. Use your index finger or a caulk rounding tool to rounder and smooth the bead. Run a bead of silicon caulk along the edges to help give the concrete a slightly beveled top edge. Connect the sidewalls using 1 5/8 inch screws. The firepan used for this projects is 30 inches by 10 inches with an H style burner.Ī look at the base piece, side strips, and foam.Īttach the foam to the base with silicon. There are all sorts of sizes to choose from. This will give you a 1 1/2 inch thick concrete top because the extra 3/4 of an inch is attached to the side of the base piece.Ī foam knockout is used to create a void or hole for the fireplace pan to rest in. You'll cut 4 side strips to 2 1/4 inches wide. The side strips will hold the concrete in place. 12 inches is plenty of room for plates, drinks, and to rest your feet. I wanted 12 inches of concrete around all side of the burner and cut the wood accordingly. Use a circular saw to cut the base piece for the concrete table top.

BUILD A PROPANE FIRE PIT DOWNLOAD

Plans Download Link – Shopping list, Cut List, Detailed Diagrams – 20 Pages Fireplace Supplies: $442 for Propane Setup 30 inch x 10 inch Drop in metal Pan – $183 Propane Gas Hookup Kit – $139 Propane Tank – Purchase Locally – 20 gallon tank approximately $30, Refill is $15-$20 Natural Gas Hookup Kit – $129 FireGlass 30 lbs needed choose your color – $120 ( I used Caribbean Blue) Wood, Concrete, and Supplies: $240 Approximate total cost (not including tools ) $710-$800 Download Plans and Gather Materials Always hire a licensed professional for gas hookups and to inspect your build prior to using.Įstimated weight: Top – 184 pounds | Base – 230 pounds Total: 414 pounds Please do your research for your specific kit and manufacturer to ensure your table is built safely and to code. I ordered the burner, fireplace pan, fire glass, and gas hookup kit from a company on Amazon.ĭisclaimer: Recommendations for proper airflow for a propane kit were taken by creating 2 vents on opposite sides of the base. It consists of a base shaped like a box, and a concrete table top. The outdoor gas fireplace is built out of two separate pieces of concrete. Turns out there isn't much on the subject, so I researched to build my own.

I've been searching for months to find a good tutorial and plans to make a more DIY friendly gas fire pit that didn't involve welding and masonry.

BUILD A PROPANE FIRE PIT HOW TO

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