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Originally Posted by Former Michiganders
Are fire pits allowed? We have an outdoor patio and would like to get a fire pit to enjoy on these cool evenings. Can you use real wood or do you have to use the Dura Flame fireplace logs?
For those of you that have a fire pit, do you use it a lot and would it be worth it to get one?
Thanks!
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From another former Michigander...
We have a propane firepit made by O.W. Lee in California. It is a gorgeous thing and we use it often on these cool nights. One tank of propane will last 8-9 hours. Their design provides a choice of either rocks or ceramic logs, both of which look very realistic. You will see gas firepits in lots of stores, but the ones by O.W. Lee seem to prove the adage "you get what you pay for". We have a 54-inch round one with a lazy susan. In the summer, you simply remove the rocks and place the lazy susan where the fire goes in cooler weather, very handy for lanai entertaining.
Here's their website....
http://www.owlee.com/casual-fireside.aspx