Posts from February 2026

A fire pit can turn your yard into a cozy retreat, but it also comes with responsibility.

The National Fire Protection Association emphasizes that safe setup and good habits are the best way to prevent accidents and wildfires.

Start by choosing a level, open spot away from structures, trees and anything that can burn. Check local regulations since some communities limit outdoor fires during dry or windy conditions.

Keep these safety essentials in mind:

• Use only approved materials like dry firewood or manufactured logs
• Keep fires small and manageable to avoid sudden flare-ups
• Create a safety zone of at least 10 feet around your pit 
• Never leave a fire unattended and always supervise children
• Keep a bucket of water or hose nearby for emergencies
• Fully extinguish the fire by dousing, stirring and repeating u...

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