There’s nothing like sitting in front of an open fire on a cool evening or a warm summer’s day. Atmospheric and highly practical, grill pits have long been popular for a backyard BBQ or for impromptu backyard gatherings. Anyone can build their own backyard grill pit by using fire-resistant bluestone pavers or pavers recommended by your supplier. This article shows you how to build your own circular dry stacked grill pit.
Materials
- fire-resistant pavers, stone blocks, or stone cladding of choice.
- metal grate
- pit fire ring
- carpenter’s level
- gravel
- shovel
- chalk or marking paint
- string and measuring tape
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Elegant and versatile, stone pavers have been used since the earliest civilisations as a building material. Today, pavers are also commonly used as a highly durable construction material. Popular paver types such as sandstone or bluestone pavers are used around the home in many different ways. We look at six novel ways to use pavers in your home.
1. Paving Pathways
If you’re re-laying your own driveway or garden path, then there’s no better alternative than stone pavers. This low maintenance material can withstand high impact and the toughest weather conditions. Best of all, it’s extremely easy to install.
Stone pavers can be stacked or installed without any binding or adhesive materials such as cement. They can be held in place with paver sand and by ensuring that the pavers are laid on a solid foundation.
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Stone cladding is becoming a much loved feature of home design. It’s simple, it’s tough, and it’s a great design feature. It’s also a good alternative to other forms of cladding which may clash with the look of a modern home. This is one of the most dependable, easiest to work with forms of cladding, as well as a great aesthetic option. Stone cladding is rapidly becoming one of the most popular forms of cladding with designers, home owners and builders.
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