Should you put gravel in the bottom of a fire pit?
Keystone® - Fire Pit Blocks Old World - Michigan
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May 04, 2026 - 12:49 PM
Yes, you can put gravel in the bottom of a fire pit as it helps with drainage and prevents water from pooling. Gravel also creates a stable base and can improve airflow, but make sure to use materials that won't explode when heated, such as lava rocks or fire-rated stones. Avoid using regular river rocks, as they can crack or explode under high heat.
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