Are you supposed to put sand in the bottom of a store bought firepit.
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It certainly makes sense to keep fire danger down
It certainly would not hurt and it is a safety factor.
Yes, I think my husband did that.
Hi Pg,
It depends on your fire pit. Check your owner's manual to see what the manufacturers say. Some fire pits are made to not use sand. Click on the link below to read more about this topic and why you should or should not do it. Wishing you the best.
https://medium.com/@jfleming81/should-i-put-sand-in-the-bottom-of-my-fire-pit-ac488734d2ac
Check manufacture's advice on line. I have seen this before, but I think its more to help with heat distribution.
Your fire pit must have come with instructions.never take someones advice with out checking what the manufacturer states .not all fire pits are the same....common sense