If you have a fireplace in your garden, you can enjoy the atmosphere in the garden even when it is colder. We have been looking for the most beautiful fire bowls and fire baskets, which are guaranteed to be an eye-catcher in your garden. Let yourself be enchanted and give your garden a small upgrade.
The most beautiful fire bowls for the garden
Here we’ve rounded up some of our favorite fireplaces and fire pits (including some backyard fire pits with grills) to help you enjoy your backyard longer this summer. The selection of the fire bowls shown here was based on the sales figures and customer recessions on Amazon. You can find more detailed information in the following tests by Feuertopf-Feuerkorb24.de:
Fire bowls and fire baskets are one of the most popular and most useful garden accessories. The benefits of fire pits helping to keep you warm once the sun has gone down are well worth it. On cool evenings when you would not normally go out in the garden, you can now still sit and enjoy the sight of nature. But which fire bowl should you choose? There are many designs, from a fire bowl to a camp fire pit, and a range of materials too including cast iron, steel, clay and stone. It doesn’t matter which material you ultimately choose. It is best to decide according to your taste and choose the design that you like.
Safety tips for fire pits in the garden
Place the fire bowl or fire basket in a safe place away from flammable surfaces. Safety comes first. In addition to the correct location of a fire bowl, you should consider a few other points.
Position the fire pit in the center of the patio so you have plenty of room to move around safely.
Do not light the fire pit under a gazebo or other covered area
Make sure the fire pit is not too close to your property or shed/garden shed.
take fire protection measures.
Have a fire extinguisher or a fire blanket in the house so that you can extinguish it in an emergency.
Do not leave children and animals unattended.
When you’re done with the fire pit, make sure the fire is completely out. Cover the fire pit with a suitable lid to contain hot embers and prevent ash from flying around.
If you’ve chosen a fire pit that doesn’t have legs or that gets very hot, you may need to protect the surface underneath.
Check the wind direction before lighting.
Leave us a comment about which fire bowl you have chosen.
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