Who doesn't love a backyard bonfire? A fire pit ring insert keeps those home fires burning brightly—and in the right ...

Next, you’ll need to drill holes in the fire pit ring. Use your drill and metal drill bit to drill a hole about every foot, about an inch from the top edge of your metal ring.

Next, use a tape measure, the steel ring, or the building materials laid out to outline the shape of the fire pit. The ideal size for your fire pit is between 36 and 44 inches wide, including the ...

It comes with a 35-inch metal fire ring and 58-cast concrete stones cut to fit perfectly around the ring. The completed fire pit is 52 inches across and 12 inches tall.

You’ll need enough fire brick to make a pit that’s 36 to 44 inches across and about 12 to 24 inches tall. This will give you a good place to prop your feet up and be a barrier against some sparks.