DIY - Fire Pits

653K views · 28K reactions | @herzenstimme shared her IKEA HACK table FIRE Bowl! It’s super easy to make, looks great on the table, and creates a cozy atmosphere in the evening. This is a must-have for the outdoor season! For safety, fill the combustion chamber only three-quarters full, never let the fire burn unattended, and never refill while the fire is burning. Always use stainless steel or ceramic bowls, not plastic, and avoid using empty cans as combustion chambers due to safety concerns. For more ideas and inspiration, be sure to check out Erika’s page @herzenstimme . . . #ikeahack #ikea #ikeahome #ikeaideas #ikealover #interiordesign #diy #HomeDecor #diyideas #diyproject #home #HomeDIY #interiordesign | DIY - IKEA Hack

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1.5K views · 3K reactions | Coucou Regardez ce super DYI, simple rapide et pas cher 🤩 de @katrinefv Ce sera parfait pour les soirées cosy dehors 😉 ⚠️ il faut que le bol et les pierres soient bien résistants aux hautes températures (feu) Bonne journée 🤗 #decor #diyhome #faitmain #ideas #homedecoration #homemade #home #homedesign #homedecoration #inspiration #designinspiration #decorationideas #designer #instadesign #designdeinteriores #decorations #instadecor #instagram | IntérieurDéco By Audrey

1.9M views · 40K reactions | The viral DIY fire bowl 🔥 | The viral DIY fire bowl 🔥 Easy and beautiful mosquito repellent for your back porch #garden #diy #lifehacks | By Leon & LaCongo | Facebook

284K views · 26K reactions | Here’s a step-by-step tutorial on how I turned my planter into a fire bowl. This only takes 5 to 10 minutes and is a DIY anyone can do. Using the viral $30 planter and filling it with a bucket. Adding dirt and then a smaller fluted planter on top. Fill the smaller planter with lava rock, which is a non-flammable base. Use a tabletop fire kit and deconstruct. It will come with a stainless bowl where you can place your fuel source and a glass hurricane. Hold both of those items in place with fire Glass. It wouldn’t be a planter without plants so adding some easy to take care of flowers full disclosure I don’t have a green thumb and these may not make it through the season but we’re gonna try. Fuel source, I prefer rubbing alcohol as it doesn’t leave marks on the glass you can also use Tiki fuel to keep the bugs away. Linking all items in my bio, under my home or in stories, tag me if you give us go I would love to see how yours turns out . . . #home #diy #tutorial #firepit #firebowl #outdoordecor #patioseason #viralplanter #walmartfinds #sellingthesuburbs #allthingshome #howto #easydiy #momsofinsta #realtorlife #planters #homeandgarden #homehacks #tabletopfirepit #firefeature #ltkhome #walmartfinds | Amanda Albrecht your Real Estate Bestiee

65K views · 3.1K reactions | DIY table top fire bowl. All you need is three things. This affordable Walmart planter, terrarium kit and tiki canister. These are great for any outdoor space and keep the bugs away! . . . #home #outdoor #diy #diyfirepit #firebowl #howto #refreshyourhome #outdoorspace #homedecor #bougieonabudget #allthingshome #momsofinstagram #outdoorliving #walmartfinds | Amanda Albrecht your Real Estate Bestiee

1.4K views · 39K reactions | Remember seeing our concrete bowl planters? They aren’t just limited to plants! Today added a bit of flare to this garden bed, using one of our ‘small’ brick red bowls transforming it into a decorative fire bowl with this quick DIY. Step 1. Fill with sand Step 2. Place stainless steel bowl in the centre Step 3. Cover with a piece of steel mesh Step 4. Fill around the bowl with lava stones/volcanic rock to hold the mesh in place. Step 5. Add some alcohol fuel to the bowl, bioethanol fuel burns approximately 30min per 125ml Step 6. Enjoy P.S. The fence is/will be fine 😉 #concrete #gardenfeature #firebowl #gardentorch #concreteplanter #concretebowl #diyfirepit #diy #concreter | Price Concrete Co.

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2.5M views · 87K reactions | Lav dit eget hyggelige ildsted på ingen tid🔥 Det gjorde jeg forleden, og lovede jer en lille guide🤍 Find den nedenfor👇🏼 Synes det er så fint og samtidig afgiver det en dejlig svag varme, perfekt til de lange sommeraftener på terrassen 🤍 Alt du skal bruge er: - En krukke i valgfri størrelse - Sand - En skål der tåler varme (jeg brugte skålen fra et myggelys) - Et stykke hønsenet - Granitsten eller lign., som tåler varme!!❗️Vigtigt da stenen ellers kan risikere at springe.!! - Bioethanol Fremgangsmåde: - Tildæk et evt. hul i bunden af krukken med tape - Kom sand i krukken - Sæt skålen ned i sandet - Fyld den med bioethanol - Kom et stykke hønsenet over sandet og skålen (gør at stenene ikke falder ned i skålen med bioethanol) - Afslut med sten ovenpå hønsenettet - Tænd ild til skålen med bioethanol🔥 Bioethanol er godkendt til både indendørs og udendørs brug, men vær altid forsigtig🫶🏼 Sluk ildstedet med en stort grydelåg og kvæl ilden, eller lad det brænde ud 👌🏼 Krukken og bioethanol er købt i @bauhaus_danmark Go’ weekend 😗 #homehack #diy #ildsted #uderum #terrasseliv #terrasse | Katrine Fæster Agesen || Bolig, DIY og rengøring

120K views · 10K reactions | I got my firepit in!! $397. It’s so good! Comment “fire” and I’ll send you links to everything you see here. . . #patio #porch #deck #deckdesign #outdoorliving #bhghome #organicmodern #modernhome #earthytones #earthydecor #patiodecor #firepit | Kristina Evans

2.1K views · 24K reactions | Here’s how easy it is to make the viral DIY Tabletop Fire Pit 🙌 Not only does this make the perfect patio decor but it also keeps pesky bugs away 👏 Comment FIRE PIT for links to the items used (if you aren’t following me, the links won’t come through. I’ve also linked the items in my bio 👌👌👌) Follow @marleekimbrough for more favorite finds ❤️ #firepits #tabletopfirepit #patiodecor #outdoordecor #outdoordecoration #easydiy #backporch | Marlee Kimbrough

549K views · 28K reactions | You don’t need a pool to have a firebowl! here is a tabletop version~ Like and comment “fire bowl” for links🔥 #founditonamazon | Courtney Kerr

549K views · 28K reactions | You don’t need a pool to have a firebowl! here is a tabletop version~ Like and comment “fire bowl” for links🔥 #founditonamazon | Courtney Kerr

403K views · 5.3K reactions | Hello helloooooooooo Jeudi ... Je vous partage une vidéo tiktok que je trouve vraiment bien 🥰 Très bonne idée 💡 #sandrinestudio #abonnetoi #pourtoi #bonjourlemonde #pourvous | Sandrine Studio

3.6M views · 216K reactions | When your hubby says no to a £1200 fire pit so you DIY 2 of them 😜 It really is as simple as the reel shows! But let’s cover off the safety stuff because I see people posting about DIY fire bowls but not so much the dos and don’ts which I think is so important! 1. You should ONLY use materials that are fire safe, especially when it comes to adding the stones. I have seen a lot of reels using normal pebbles - this is NOT safe! Pebbles, river rocks, sandstone and many other porous or wet rocks can crack when they reach a high temperate causing them to explode and cause serious injury. You should ONLY use hard rock in a fire bowl/pit such as marble, slate, granite, lava rock or pre fabricated stone made specifically for this purpose. (Local garden centres have lots of choice/colours) 2. Containing the fire liquid or gel - use stainless steel, not plastic or any other material that is at risk of melting at high temps - (I used dog bowls from Amazon! £12 for 2, saved in my Amazon shopping list under garden) 3. Wire mesh - if you are creating a larger fire bowl/pit, adding galvanised or stainless steel mesh across the top will give extra protection to anything accidentally falling in or coming out - these are all little things that just help to keep you safer around fire. - (Ours is from B&Q, £9 for 5m) 4. Our planters were from a local garden centre, the brand is Mega Collection but choose any style planter that you love, just make sure it’s fire safe - stone, fibreglass etc - not plastic! The sand barrier will absorb the heat so the more you have in your planter the better - sand is non negotiable in my opinion! (58cm) 5. Lastly - bio ethanol is highly flammable so use with caution, always pour with a funnel and if you get any drips or spills be sure to clean it immediately and wait for it to be full dry before lighting your bowl. You can also use ceramic wool in the base of the bowl to help absorb the liquid which can slow the burn rate making your fire last a little longer! (Also saved in my Amazon list) 🔥 Never add more liquid to a live flame 🔥 If you have any questions at all please pop them below! Love always, E x x #firebowl #diy | Elle Beadle