Enjoy Campfires in Your Own Backyard

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Experiences as pleasurable as spending an evening outside on a cool evening surrounding a fire are few and far between. Anyone who has sat around one of these fires would agree that it is really enjoyable. Vacation is no longer the only place that you can enjoy a small campfire outside. A safe way to build campfires at home was the idea that Landmann USA had in mine while creating the Ball of Fire Outdoor Fireplace.

Starting a fire in a backyard isn’t something that is feasible for most people. There are laws and codes governing residential areas that make this difficult. At home it is not as easy to start a fire as it is on vacation, where you can simply start one anywhere you please. Instead you need to make sure you have a well controlled enclosure for your fire. Landmann USA has the people who want to enjoy fires while at home in mind when they design their outdoor fireplaces.

The Ball of Fire Outdoor Fireplace has a unique design. When it is in use and burning it can look like it is a ball of fire that floats. This means that there is a 360 degree view of the flame. Outdoor fireplaces generally only let the flame be viewed by a few people. An easily opening door is designed in order to keep the flame alive and well. The door is designed with a large handle that allows for easy entry of stokers or logs.

This spring enjoy fires in your own backyard with a Landmann USA Ball of Fire Outdoor Fireplace. 100% steel is used to construct the apparatus that ensure a great product. It will also last for a long time, holding up much better than other metals. Fire up your outdoor fireplace the next time that the air at night is a little cool and you want to keep warm. It is perfect for the spring, fall, and even winter if you are up for braving the cool conditions!

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