LIVIVO Hexagonal Fire Pit - Outdoor Oil Rubbed Bronze Fire Pit With BBQ Grill, Metal Poker Iron, Mesh Ember and Spark Guard Screen

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Once the stain is dry, grade around the base of each post and level the area as needed. (See the sidebar in step 4) I was on a gentle slope and needed to bring about 5 yards of dirt in to level. For my structure, once all of the boards were cut and set on the structure for fit, I rounded over the ends with a router so there were no points or places to splinter. Once the posts are straight, you can level. I did this by setting my 8 foot box-beam level on top of each of the cheater beams. For low posts, pour in a little paver base and lift up the post to allow the paver base to flow under it. You may need to disconnect the brace so you can lift the post.

You will want to start with a level area that is maybe 5 feet larger than the structure you intend to build in every direction, or about 25 feet across if you stay close to the dimensions here. If it isn't perfectly level, that is OK, but you will want to level it AFTER you build the structure. It makes no sense to level first only to have to dig deeper holes for the posts.

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If you don't have access to a press brake, you can cut the side walls out as 6 separate pieces and simply weld them together. Now, making your hexagon square and level is going to be a challenge and you do NOT want to have to lug these 6x6 beams around any more than necessary. So, I cheated. Once I was satisfied with the beams, I cut the 2x6 boards that I would eventually use for cross braces to be exactly the same dimensions as the 6x6 beams. Now you have much lighter boards to work with as surrogate beams. When you are done with them, you will cut about a foot off of them and use them as cross braces. Nothing wasted. We offer next day delivery on many of our best selling products and most of our deliveries are made within a week. Satisfaction Guaranteed

To create a grid for my layout, I put a steel rod in the center of the space, measured out the length of my beams (8 feet in my case) and painted a circle. That was a good starting point. The posts will end up just inside the circle.Some fire pits, such as our Wolf and Grizzly example highlighted above, allow for multiple options when building a fire. Depending on personal preference, some fire pit fans will opt for charcoal or gas rather than wood. Durable Iron Structure: Constructed of heavy iron and coated with heat-resistant powder, this outdoor fire pit is robust and durable with long service life. The solid hexagonal base is not only aesthetically pleasing but also sturdy and stable, never wobbling.