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Amazon: Pure Garden 50-LG1200 Raised Steel Bowl for Above Ground Wood Burning 27.5” Outdoor Fire Pit, Black $79.65 + FS
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$149.99
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- Fire pit is sure to be a focal point on your patio or yard
- Has side handles for easy transport when cool
- Lightweight design
- Sturdy steel construction and three slanted leg design
- PVC storage cover provides extra protection when the pit is not in use
- Easily assemble the portable fire pit with basic tools and clean as needed with a damp cloth
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank MisterLurker
LOL, these poorly translated titles....
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Mainstays 28" Fire Pit with PVC Cover and Spark Guard [walmart.com]
LOL, these poorly translated titles....
You can go on eBay an order a perfect cover from China $11
You can go on eBay an order a perfect cover from China $11
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Probably not worth the hassle of finding a washer, carrying it home, removing the drum out, and try to figure out how to get rid of that washer.
In all seriousness though, you can build your own out of $2-5 dollar wall blocks from Home Depot.
https://www.homedepot.c
Figure out what diameter and height you want your pit to be and figure out how many blocks you need. Clear the area 3ft beyond the circumference of your pit of any flammable and look into your county/city for how far your pit has to be from any structures. If you want to be fancy pour some crushed rock/gravel at the bottom of the pit.
I did this in college and it was one of the most memorable DIY projects of mine. I drove a '92 Toyota Tercel and could only buy 12 blocks at a time in my trunk or the suspension would bottom out and my muffler would drag XD. I bought about 60 blocks after stopping at Home Depot after my internship on the way home every day for a week.
Fun times.