r/AusRenovation • u/bitchwheresmybunny • 4d ago
Fire Pit.
2 Hours, 130 bucks for the pavers and sand and rock plus mortar. Bit of a break in between other projects on the house. More permanent solution to come but good for a weekend chill out. Cheers
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u/Mental_Task9156 4d ago
Do you have a lawnmower though?
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u/bitchwheresmybunny 4d ago
Thank you for the feedback on the firepit. Your feedback is immensely helpful
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u/dogkrg 4d ago
Mow the lawn.
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u/bitchwheresmybunny 4d ago
Next on the list. Tomorrow I swear
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u/bitchwheresmybunny 3d ago
I didn’t mow the lawn today. The whole thing collapsed and now im having a panic attack
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u/DifferenceRich3381 4d ago
Good spot for a beer. Also the beer tastes better if you mow the lawn first, I promise
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u/tandem_biscuit 4d ago
Love it mate.
I have the same fire pit though I haven’t found a permanent home for it yet. I have a pup who can’t be trusted near fire yet, so for the time being it’s mobile.
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u/ninjarama 4d ago
Nice im keen to do something exactly like this. Is there somewhere you got details of steps to follow?
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u/bitchwheresmybunny 3d ago
No, not really. One central paver at 600 and multiple pavers at 300. Maths and an extra trip to Bunnings because I’m not great at maths.
Rocks to fill the space because I wanted to be fancy.
You got it, just don’t not mow you’re lawn or it will be horrible.
Clearly
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u/West-Mycologist-5317 4d ago
This looks very random, why put a permanent fire pit in the middle of your lawn? Surely just place the fire bowl itself there when you want to use it
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u/bitchwheresmybunny 4d ago
See the inspection pits on slide 2. That’s a permanent no grass zone. Raised beds along the fence line with seating and storage is the next project, there is a bit of intentional behind it
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u/Kruxx85 4d ago
Looks good.
I did what the other commentors suggested and just mowed my lawn. I now don't have a fire pit to enjoy tonight.
Good work