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With proper maintenance and occasional component replacement, an outdoor fire pit lasts up to 15 years. Made from durable stainless steel, stone, or other materials, fire pits are designed to withstand outdoor elements and intense heat. Covering your fire pit during harsh weather and cleaning it periodically may help extend its lifespan.

Fire pit maintenance involves regular cleaning and a complete inspection of each component to ensure safe operation. Maintaining your fire pit means removing all ashes and debris, repairing rust and cracks immediately, and checking gas and electrical connections with care. For stone fire pits, scheduled maintenance includes repairing any chips or imperfections to guarantee consistent performance and safety throughout every use.

Installing a fire pit directly on grass is unsafe because it compromises both the pit’s performance and your lawn’s integrity. You must install your fire pit on a level surface with a non-flammable barrier, such as a protective mat or stone base. This approach ensures that burning embers remain contained and fire hazards are minimized. A professional contractor will advise on the best placement strategy to protect nearby vegetation and structures.

The ideal size of your fire pit is determined by your desired seating capacity and available outdoor space. A well-proportioned fire pit provides ample seating and efficient heat distribution. A fire pit should be between 36 and 44 inches in diameter, while installations can extend up to 72 inches for extensive gatherings. This dimension ensures balanced functionality and an imposing outdoor aesthetic.

The minimum safe distance for installing a fire pit is a critical safety measure. You must maintain a distance of 10 to 15 feet from any structure, vegetation, or other flammable materials. This clearance prevents sparks and burning embers from igniting nearby objects, ensuring the safety of your property. Always refer to local building codes and professional advice for precise installation guidelines.

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