I see some people have put bricks on the bottom. Can you use pavers?
2002602
You can use pavers. I have mine on a concrete slab that was already existing in my backyard. You definitely need something underneath it. It gets very hot & if you do not use the cover (like I do) ambers do pop out. So, you do want to make sure it's not directly on grass. Hope this helps :) Enjoy your firepit!!
2002603
do you mean underneath the whole thing, or in the bottom of the drum? i have pavers under the entire thing, and sand in the drum.
2002604
The bricks are fire bricks which are designed for high heat. I wouldnt recommend a regular paver
2002605
I have never used any type of pavers under my firepits. We have it in our yard, eventually the grass dies from lack of sun and you have dirt left. Never any chance of fire spreading unless it is that dry out and then we do not build a fire if it is windy.
1743006
You can if you want to but the bricks are really light weight so they may not stay up. Also there is nothing to anchor the second row in place. If you need a higher barrier, I would suggest putting something heavier, maybe like real brick on top of the plastic ones although I have not tried it so I don't know how that will work out.
1436993
Yes. Comes with instructions on how to fill with sand and bricks if desired.
912794
2 packs of six bricks. You coulds use a couple of bags of quick cret, mix it up and spread it on the bottom and for go the bricks. That may be cheaper but the bricks work fine.
560304
I wouldn't have any problem with that. No ashes or coals come out the side or bottom. The bottom is high enough to keep heat away and the legs don't get too hot.
1188428
You can.. but i would used wall anchors to secure the screws once i had driven holes into the brick
402530
They are like any other paver. You will have to dig down the height of the paver to get it to lay level with the grass. If done correctly you shouldn't have any problem mowing the lawn.
1422544
Yes but you will need a way to secure the posts on the bottom. Maybe in small planters or by brick
546262
They give you directions to put a floor down stone cement and wood. The floor is thin plastic a needs one of the three bottoms. I used patio brick as long as it's level your good
318753
I recommend a foundation. Water can get in underneath. We built a bottom out of wood and that works great.
762871
I prepared a level area using 12 x 12 pavers. It is in a protected corner of my yard with a lot of leaf litter. I pushed the leaf litter aside and got down to dirt before I started laying the pavers. Nothing fancy, just put them on top of the leveled soil. It was easy to put together in place. Just me (67 yr old female) and my rubber mallet. The mallet was only used a couple of times when my weak hands couldn't get something to snap into place-a gentle tap with the mallet worked.
751889
We had two of our uprights were anchored to pavers....just drilled in with concrete anchor and screw...we are in a windy area,and have had no issues
708276
I think you can but not with the screws and the wood holder that it comes with . You might need to go to Lowes or HD to get special brick screws and holder
904357
I haven't tried this personally on brick pavers but as long as the area is pretty even (the bricks are pretty level) I don't see why it wouldn't work. Your child may have to use a little bit more strength to get over the the cracks but other than that I don't think it would be an issue. I will say though, this walker is not as easy to turn as the Chicco walker I ended up purchasing.
2245499
Hi Ruben You absolutely can! We have this on our brick pavers on our driveway as well as the backyard patio. It looks great and does a great job sealing and protecting!
1004141
I put a few bricks in the bottom stand. you can also fill the bottom with sand or water (like an umbrella.) I am not sure, but mine came with something you could pound or screen in. I use mine indoors. good luck!
788249
No. I laid brick down and placed the shed on the brick. Worked great for me. This shed holds a lot.