Outdoor Backyard DIY Paver Patio Smokeless Fire Pit! Basalite Paver Circle Kit / Pavestone Fire Pit
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
- #firepit #paverpatio #diy
Looking for a springtime backyard upgrade? How to lay (build) a paver patio with a smokeless firepit full detailed build. How to build a Basalite Italian Renaissance Tumbled Paver Circle Kit DIY Firepit Seating area. The video also details a Pavestone Rumblestone Smokeless Firepit build. The kit is 11 feet in diameter and I added about 100 pavers to make the final dimensions 12.5 feet in diameter for the outdoor fire pit patio. I include materials purchasing, equipment rentals, setting string lines to grade and other tips of how you can be the most efficient with your time and money! This build was a lot of work but I was able to get it completed in about 4 days by my self. Hopefully you can capitalize on the information in this vide and get a project like this completed sooner!
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Fun video!
Thank you! It was a lot of work but it came out great.
Great video Matt it's always good to hear when somebody admits to the odd mistake, the circle looked fantastic 👍
Thank you! Mistakes do happen.
Great work thank you!
No problem. Glad you like the video. Thank you for the comment!
Good job with the firepit and the video!
Thank you!
Dude… good job and very helpful.
Thank you much! Glad I could help.
This was great !! Keep making videos! I’ll update when we do ours. You should include total costs at the end, I think home owners and diy enthusiasts would really like that!
Thats awesome! Thank you for the comment. I’ll remember that doing videos going forward. I try to put the costs in the description. Thank you again for the comment and advice.
Very cool! You are so talented 😁
Thank you very much for the comment!
Metálica! Brasília Rock'n Roll.👏👏👏👍🇧🇷
Absolutely!
gotta love the disclaimer: injury or death :)
Yes. Gotta put that! Don’t know the capabilities of other people.
Nice work man!
Thank you! It was a LOT of work! Haha
@@JustaDude123 I looks like it!
Looks awesome! But I have a circle patio concrete. Looking to build my firepit on.
Thank you! I would use the concrete pavers to protect the concrete under the firepit. You could also cut them to have the same radius as the firepit so they dont stick out so far. Its a cleaner look but extra work.
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Thank you!
Can you put the firepit on top of the pavers like that or do you need to put something in the bottom?
Great question. I would recommend using fire bricks between the pavers and the fire to prevent any damage being caused to the pavers by the heat of the fire. I recommend fire bricks because they wont “pop” when they get hot and send hot pieces of rock/bricks flying at you. I hope this helps. Please like and subscribe. Thank you for watching!
You really do things properly. In sweden we would have use "landscaping canvas" between the macaddam and the sand but you probably live in a way drier climate so that is probably not needed therere.
I did think about using a moisture barrier however the soil is a heavy clay and I already have problems with water drainage. Thank you!
@@JustaDude123 I can imagine the polymer sand also alliviates the need for that since the drainage will be around the edges mostly when you use that.?
Yup. The sand locks into place. I dont think much seeps through it.
Nice work, do you do this professionally or did you just decided to do the project, did some research and planning and went for it? Turned out very professional.
Thank you very much. I used to work in construction with residential home remodeling and custom home construction. Thats where I learned about setting grade and sting lines. I always thought the paver patios look really nice so I did some research and went for it. So, I guess the answer to your question is “yes” haha. Hopefully it helps out some people in building theirs. Thank you again for the comment. Please subscribe.
I made the same mistake of using pvc. I ended up having to place paver stones on top of them while leveling to make sure they were not bending.
Awesome work around! Yeah, thats one of the things you gotta look for. How did it turn out?
@@JustaDude123 its still a work in progress lol.. just started laying stones before the sun set today but looking good so far. I watched this video before I started as well. I should have noted down the part about adding 20% for materials!
Yeah! That’s definitely a draw back when you get to a point then have to stop to get more materials. Just a little tip I learned working in the trades. Hope the video helped!
Great job and such detailed construction video!
Whom did you purchase the stone patio kit from?
1Manufacturer name
2Where did you find the extra pavers for botom of firepit and the patio?
Thanks and was wondering if you have contractor background?
Thank you for the comment. The paver kit is manufactured by basalite. You can go to their website and type in your zip code and find the product dealers in your area. The firepit was ordered through home depot and delivered to my address. The extra pavers for the circle kit I was able to get from the circle kit supplier. They are Basalite Italian Renaissance Tumpled Paver large squares. The fire pit bottom pavers are a sierra blend trap paver I was able to find at home depot. I have a residential/commercial construction and maintenance background. Hope this helps. Thank you again. Please like and subscribe!
I went and picked it up from the supplier. I used a bobcat to unload it off the trailer and move it into my back yard. Hope this helps. Please like and subscribe!
The fire pit delivery was free through home depot when I ordered the kit.
Looks great!! How many chairs fit on the size patio you made?
Thank you! 8 chairs no problem with space between and still close enough to the fire to feel it on a chilly night.
Silly question but why did you put the pit on top of the pavers? Wouldn’t it be better to fill the pit with lava rocks or gravel?
Great question! I was trying to make a chamber inside the fire pit, along the inside of the walls, where the air can heat and rise then move back into the firepit. Most “smokeless” fire pits have it to reduce the amount of smoke. The inside also has lava rocks in it. Hope this answers your question. Thank you for watching!
Ok got it! Do you know ow if they sell paver kits where the center is left open for gravel and the pit instead of on top of pavers?
I think Menards has these kits too right?
They do. I actually tried to order on from them because they were cheaper then but the shipping made the deal not worth it.
Metallica rules
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Hablas mucho
Yeah because everyone has a digger like da one u got I’m out men
Im sorry you feel that way. I rented that one if that helps out any.