Ok guy…I need some advice here. We took over this property a little over...

Ok guy…I need some advice here. We took over this property a little over a year ago and this little fire pit/grill has completely stumped me on what to do with it. these iron rods are stuck in the brick so I can’t easily remove them but they’re also rusted. It doesn’t look like there’s ever been a fire lit in here but I’m not sure what it’s intended purpose was and I need to make it useful. And hopefully pretty again lol. PLEASE give me any... Show more

Barbara Andersen Planter water feature

Sara Sprankles I would suggest demolish it and install one of those freestanding charcoal grills (like you see in parks) and a hot coal receptacle. This thing is an eye sore and a liability!

Mike Powers Add steel cooking grates to top. It is now a charcoal/wood fired grill. $50-$100
If you have a problem with homeless stealing scrap metal, you can use stainless security bolts to hold in place.

Guest Insider You've got like 80% of a pizza oven started with that thing.

Guest Insider Take out the grates and put a smoker in its place. Look up smokers / fireplace combos for more ideas. Hope it helps

Guest Insider Well of you do anything with it for residents it will have to be ADA compliant rebar can be cut out or filled planter maybe. Guess really depends the location on property.

Megan Elaine Planter is the way I’m leaning too. We have already 3 grilling areas around the community and I’m not entirely sure we need a fourth to clean and maintain every day ????

Guest Insider You may be able to recoat them with some sort of product for that material?
I'm not sure, but worth a try to see if they make like a cast iron or similar type of coating for high Temps and cooking.

Guest Insider Could make it into a planter and just fill it with some colorful stuff!

Brittany Stroud Add a sculpture from a local artist!

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