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I have a 32” propane firepit and I LOVE it. Problem is kids and grandkids come over regularly and continue to use it “as a table” which drives me nuts. Anyone have ideas to DIY a top so that when not in use it can serve as a table and be protected? I was thinking of a plexiglass sheet- but not coming up with good ideas. Advice appreciated- TIA!
I have an outdoor firepit that looks like this: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Hampton-Bay-Quadripod-26-in-Round-Fire-Pit-FT-51161/204230474
To make it so it does not fill up with water/snow, I got a "duck cover" from home depot like this: https://www.amazon.com/Duck-Covers-Essential-Round-Cover/dp/B07LFX3YXV/ref=sr_1_16?c=ts&dchild=1&keywords=Fire+Pit+Covers&qid=1614661674&refinements=p_89%3ADuck+Covers&s=lawn-garden&sr=1-16&ts_id=3480670011
I live in Calgary, Alberta. It gets reallly windy here (100km/h gusts) and it snows a lot. The duck cover I got tore at the top where the hoop is, and has torn near the base too.
I'm done with fabrics, what I would like is some sort of metal or plastic cover that just goes over my firepit. Hopefully not too much of an eyesore, but hopefully not too expensive either. I'm thinking something like this: https://bestplants.com/wp-content/uploads/fire-pit-the-firepit-ideas-backyard-design1.jpg I wonder if people DIY covers like this or if you can buy them somewhere?
Surely I'm not the only one who has this issue? Or do other people just typically use a "built-in" lid like https://secure.img1-fg.wfcdn.com/im/80678298/resize-h800-w800%5Ecompr-r85/5628/56288538/Berngerus+Steel+Wood+Burning+Pagoda.jpg
I’m looking to do a DYI firepit table top cover. Exterior firepit Dimension is 48x48. Interior is 36x36.
What would be a good material to use that is lightweight yet sturdy? I’m looking at falken design aluminum composite material sheet in black. Would that work? Would I have to treat that material or would it be good to go for outdoor use?