Month: November 2018

Propane Gas is an Ideal Choice for Your Fire Pit

A fire pit is an incredible addition to any outdoor living space, especially when you enjoy entertaining company at home. Your fire pit can easily serve as a focal point to your courtyard, terrace, or veranda, providing you a nice place to gather with friends, while adding warmth to the space during especially chilly evenings. While traditional wood-burning fire pits do add a classic edge to your outdoor living area, modern fire pits powered by home heating propane systems offer a more practical choice as they require less maintenance, and are generally safer and cheaper to run. While you don’t necessarily get the same wood smoke aroma that comes with a wood-burning pit, propane home heating systems are a lot less of a hassle to set-up, light, and keep burning, as they don’t require you to constantly feed the flames with coal or wood.

Home heating propane fire pits are also safer to use as flame levels can easily be controlled with knobs, much like a gas stove. They are also cleaner burning than traditional fire pits as they don’t produce excessive smoke and fumes that wood-burning does. Propane fire pits are also a lot easier to turn on or off and flames can be more tightly contained, making them less of a fire risk, even when left alone for brief periods of time.

Another advantage of propane home heating fire pits is that they don’t leave piles of soot and ash to clean up, nor do they produce smoke that leaves hard to remove residue on the fire pit material or construction. The fact that propane is a clean-burning fuel also makes propane powered fire pits a safer choice for those with allergies and respiratory issues. Lastly, propane fire pits don’t take up as much space as wood-burning pits, which call for additional storage for fresh wood or coal piles. Fuel can easily be stored in convenient, portable canisters, which preserve propane’s shelf life.