With Adbri Masonry Miniwall garden blocks, building straight, curved and circular walls has never been easier. They’re also the answer to a quick and easy fire pit in your own backyard!

This week, we’re looking for 10 families to put Adbri Masonry Miniwall blocks to the test by popping on their DIY hats and building their very own fire pit. Not only will you learn just how versatile and fuss-free Miniwall blocks are for backyard jobs, but you get to create a custom entertaining zone for years of family fun – and toasted marshmallows!

Aside from their brilliant functionality, a fire pit is a smart way to elevate unused sections of the backyard. It brings warmth to spaces and welcomes guests with open arms. And with family-friendly Miniwall bricks, it couldn’t be easier to create the perfect fire pit for your needs.

A family-friendly block that’s easy to use

What makes Miniwall blocks so popular among Australian DIYers is how easy they are to use. Jason Hodges demonstrates this beautifully in his step-by-step tutorial on how to build a safe backyard fire pit.

Simply stack 21 Miniwall blocks in a circle, then repeat for the second and third courses, stacking the blocks on top of each other as you go*. Easy peasy!

And importantly, Miniwall blocks create an attractive barrier around fires, keeping flames out of reach of little hands – and paws! This gives parents and pet owners the peace of mind they need when creating a fire feature.

Miniwall comes packed with features

Super versatile and a cinch to use, Miniwall blocks are any DIYers best friend in the backyard. Take a look at what else makes them a fab choice for fire pits.

• Lightweight and easy to hold
• Two versatile colour options: oatmeal and charcoal
• Split face texture adds loads of visual appeal to backyards
• They’re reusable! Because the blocks are dry stacked, simply repurpose them for another project when fire pit season wraps up!

Find Adbri Masonry Miniwall blocks at hardware stores nationwide.

*Fire Pit Building Notes:

• Use a steel fire pit in the centre to ensure a minimum of 500mm space between flame and blocks is achieved. (sold separately)
• Use landscape-grade adhesive when building walls (except when building fire pits, due to the potential fumes omitted from adhesive near the flame)
• Maximum unreinforced height: 500mm (4 courses)