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Custom 32oz Copper Outdoor Fire Pit Covers Fabrication Photo Page

Updated 6 / 15 / 2010

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Takhar - 37" wide 32oz copper fire pit cover w/a solid brass handle in the center
It was made with a 7" clearance in the center.

Cost back when copper was half as much: $475 delivered to Bemidji, Minneapolis 3/06
inside the crate of a large hood fabrication: http://copper-by-design.com/cc/cp/Takhar.htm

Cunningham - A 37" wide outdoor fire place cover made with 32oz copper and solid brass handles.
It needed to have a 17" clearance in the center to allow for the artificial gas logs.

I buy the copper fire pit bowls from a wholesale company called Good Directions. Then hammer the flat bottom to dome more, add the handles, and the bottom skirting to raise it up higher for more clearance that they needed, along with the 1/2" copper piping along the bottom for added strength. Scroll down below to see and read more about this project.
Cost: $1,293.27 delivered to Hicksville, New York 7/08

Mingus - A 49" wide outdoor fire place cover made with 32oz copper and solid brass handles.
It was made with a 10.5" clearance in the center.

I buy the copper fire pit bowls from a wholesale company called Good Directions. Then hammer the flat bottom to dome more, add the handles, and the bottom skirting to raise it up higher and wider for more clearance, along with the 1/2" copper piping along the bottom for more strength.
Cost: $1,426 delivered to Chattanooga, Tennessee 12/09

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This custom copper fire pit cover I made out of a thicker 32oz copper to cover their outdoor gas fire pit in order to keep it clean and dry when not in use. Brigitta and Dennis Cunningham contacted me on 6/19/08 and it was shipped off to them by 7/28/08. Here is some of the before and after shots I got from them.

Here's a few shots I sent them during the fabrication process:

I buy the copper fire pit bowls from a wholesale company called Good Directions. Then hammer the flat bottom to dome more.

I add the bottom skirting to raise it up higher for more clearance that you may need, along with the 1/2" copper piping along the bottom for more strength. Then I attached the handles with brackets and stainless steel bolts.