Build A Square Fire Pit With Pavers. A fire pit is one type of outdoor fire feature that is an inexpensive, easy way to add a lot more fun to your backyard. We ended up having to do this a couple times to get the top layer with as little gaps as possible.

While you buy all kinds of fire pits, it's also easy if you want a quick and easy build, try a wall block or a stack rock veneer, or other options like uniform patio pavers, as flagstone varies. With this masonry fire pit plan, you can skip the concrete and mortar. Fire pits built inside tables are an aesthetically pleasing piece for any backyard lounge area and are a wonderful way to keep you toasty on cool evenings.

Most sites dedicated to backyard pits are about building elaborate pits that require lots of time, money and skill… directions:

Before you begin building, consult your local fire code to see if fire pits are allowed in your city and, if so, how far away the fire pit has to be from a structure. Before you build a campfire pit, you need to make sure it's allowed and if there any special steps or precautions that you're required to take. This is one of my favorite part of the fire pit. Dig a hole by using a stake, string, and a can of spray paint (like in the video below).