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Barbeque pits

Barbeque pits can be put in your yard without any commercial equipment, but it is much easier to purchase a barbecue pit. They are usually made from thick steel that our quarter inch thick. With a little maintenance and care your pit should last for years.

Barbeque pits need to be cured with a coat of cooking oil. Olive oil is somewhat messy but can be applied and brushed on with a paintbrush. After a couple of coats the oil will dry and form a nice protective coat.

Barbeque pits need to be cleaned out after use. Make sure you throw away old ashen ward that can cause premature rusting. If you do notice any rusting, use a wire brush to clean off that area. Then use a specialized barbecue spray paint to touch up your pit.

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