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ADDRESS: 18 Kerryl Street, Kunda Park. OPEN Mon-Fri: 6.30am-4.30pm. Sat: 7am-1pm. Sun: 9am-1pm.
ADDRESS: 18 Kerryl Street, Kunda Park. OPEN Mon-Fri: 6.30am-4.30pm. Sat: 7am-1pm. Sun: 9am-1pm.
With Winter just a couple of weeks away, lots of people are thinking about fire pits. It is such an Australian way to get together & enjoy spending time with family & friends (or just your own thoughts). Our good friends at iLandscape Sunshine Coast have got a range of fabulous Yagoona fire pits in stock, & we can help you out with the product to complete the landscaping around your fire pit.
It is important for safety to set up the area around your fire pit so that a wood fuelled fire doesn’t send potentially dangerous sparks or burning embers into your surrounding garden or scrub. Establish a wide fireproof perimeter, made of bare earth, gravel, deco gravel, pavers or pebble & keep a garden hose nearby in case of an accidental flare-up. Not only is this important to prevent a fire from getting out of hand, but it will also make the fire pit area look more appealing & attractive to spend time in.
If you are unsure about which products would be safest and most appropriate for your fire pit project, give us a call on 5453 7100 & our friendly staff will help you put it all together. Remember, we also offer a zero contact service for your convenience & safety.
Check out some of these pits for inspiration!
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