The Sanctuary 1 contemporary outdoor fire feature from Nicolock Paving Stones instantly adds ambiance to any patio or outdoor living area. The contemporary fire pit has a rectangular shape with a wide top edge and convenient side controls. The design features a heavy-duty glass fiber reinforced concrete enclosure paired with a 304 stainless steel burner system for superior performance and outstanding durability in all climates. The fire pit comes in your choice of 5 color options to match and enhance your existing patio design.
The Sanctuary 1 outdoor fire tables are easy to use and features an AWS and TMSI ignition for effortless lighting. The fire pit operates on your choice of natural gas or propane fuel. Natural gas is the default fuel, but liquid propane conversion kits are available separately. A durable weather cover is included with each Sanctuary 1 to protect the fire table when not in use. The outdoor weather cover offers protection against the elements to prevent corrosion, fading and premature wear, ensuring your fire table lasts season after season.
Gather all your family and friends around a warm fire by choosing Nicolock Paving Stones for a wood-burning or gas outdoor fire pit using our premium pavers.
Outdoor Fire Pits
If you want to enjoy a backyard fire but don’t have a huge backyard, an outdoor fire pit from Nicolock Paving Stones is a smart and stylish choice. These heavy-duty fire pits can be placed on a patio or in the middle of the yard to keep guests warm after the sun goes down. They’re built to the same high standards as our outdoor fireplaces while taking up much less space.
Modular Fire Pits, Smoke-less Fire Pits & More
We offer more than a dozen ways to create outdoor fire pits that add warmth and style. Modular outdoor fire pits with wood-burning capabilities provide the unique scent and ambiance of nature. Smoke-less outdoor fire pits also use wood but capture the smoke and reburn it for better efficiency and less lung irritation. You also can get natural gas fire pits for outdoor use or an outdoor propane fire pit that requires less maintenance. Many kits can be built to any burn type — just let your local dealer know what package you want.
Build a Fire Pit Outdoors
Our fire pits come in many shapes and sizes, including traditional round fire pits, square fire pits and compact fire bowls. Most packages, such as the Belvedere backyard fire pit, are complete kits that include paver stones in your choice of color pattern, a metal insert and coping. Other freestanding fire pits just have the metal insert, allowing you to use them as-is or select a paver style to surround the pit. You can even get a fire pit with a sear cooking surface. Choose the design that speaks to you and enjoy a warm backyard glow anytime.
When using a fire pit, keeping the area around the fire free of debris and combustible materials such as leaves or paper is important. Additionally, always ensure that the fire is supervised by an adult at all times and that any children in the vicinity are kept away from the flames.
The best type of fuel for a fire pit would depend on what you plan to use it for; generally, wood is recommended for most outdoor fire pits, but charcoal can also be used if desired. Select models may use wood pellets or other specialty fuels.
Wood-burning fire pits give off the most heat. Specifically, wood-burning fire pits that sit low to the ground and feature openings in the sides. Wood burns hotter than gas, making it a better choice for producing heat.
To extinguish a fire in your fire pit safely, douse it with plenty of water until no smoke or embers remain visible. Allow the ashes to cool completely before disposing of them properly.
It’s possible that there may be restrictions on using a fire pit in certain areas depending on local laws and regulations; check with your local municipality for more information about this. Additionally, using a fire pit may be prohibited during droughts and under certain weather conditions.
To maintain and clean your fire pit regularly, scrape out any remaining ash buildup after each use and cover it with a waterproof tarp when not in use to prevent rusting or other damage caused by weather exposure. Consult your owner’s manual for additional maintenance recommendations.
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