Custom Rock Sculpting - Fire Pit - MACNAK Construction

This video showcases our custom sculpted concrete fire pit at the King Estate in WA utilizing one of a kind techniques and procedures. Truly a work of art. Only from Macnak.

[@markthebearsfan2709]

I am assuming the pvc pipe coming out of the rock beside the pit is a breather for the pit itself....is that correct. If so, how do you keep the hole from getting hot inside.

[@MACNAKCONSTRUCTION]

The PVC pipe coming out of the vertical stone is a hidden drain. That vertical stone was designed as a planter box. The PVC drain allows the water to flow through the rock and into the ground where it was buried in crush stone pit beneath the stone.

[@Axel103Axel]

Whats your mix recipe?

[@anonymousprepper1463]

What 2-3 inch top coat?

[@tarahowe2001]

what concrete is used?

[@Erikmemoleija]

The heat doesn't affect the styrofoam?

[@veteranshelpingveteransvhv3756]

Erikmemoleija after the 6" of concrete cures the styrofoam is no longer significant to structure.

[@jamesleroy7752]

Are your clients supposed to breathe that as it cooks? Why not make with wood and metal lathe?

[@robiberg3464]

What type concrete did you use?

[@wally1166]

Not practical concrete explodes when under heat one of those great ideas at the time lol

[@veteranshelpingveteransvhv3756]

ideas man the concrete mix has fire clay in it.

[@wally1166]

Good stuff

[@woozy607]

This process has been around along time and has held up, as long as ur Firepit has heat separation, ur all good

[@wheeler56]

Where do you buy the big foam blocks from

[@MACNAKCONSTRUCTION]

Construction supply houses sell block foam 4’ X 4’ X 8’ for around $350 a piece

[@666silencioso]

Aliens are going to mine our earth millions of years from now and have no idea what these strange rocks are filled with.

[@townsendmedia]

"They" the Aliens, gave us the idea of injecting gas into oil years ago! Guess who gave them the idea?