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Kyetumbuddwa
Kampala, Central Division, 32 min ago
31 okulabibwa
Fire Pit / Fire Place
Sigiri y'amakoola
Ekika
Kivu
Langi
Ekipya
Embeera
Ekifaananyi ky'ekikozesebwa
Seraamiki
Ekikozesebwa
Omubiri Ogutalya, Ekibya ky'Okutonnyera Ekya Cast Iron, Omubiri Ogukuumibwa Ebbugumu, Kabada k'Evvu Akaggyibwamu
Ebintu eby'enjawulo bya kyoto ekikozesebwa amanda
Purpose: Designed to contain fire and prevent it from spreading.
Materials: Can be made from a variety of materials such as stone, brick, metal, or Magnesium Oxide.
Types: Fire pits can range from simple pits dug in the ground to elaborate structures, including fire bowls, fire rings, and fire pit tables.
Fuel: Can burn wood, propane, natural gas, or ethanol.
Safety: It is important to keep a safe distance from structures and have a water source nearby.
Benefits: Fire pits create a cozy atmosphere, provide warmth and light, and can be used for cooking.
Mindfulness: Gazing into a fire can promote relaxation and mindfulness.
Sizes: Fire pits come in various sizes, with some designed to be portable.
USh 750,000
USh 720,000
≥ 2 ebitunduAmagezi ag’okukuuma obulungi
- Weewaleko okusasula kuddala, ne bwe kuba kuduusa
- Sisinkananga omutunzi mu kifo eky'ekwerinda ekirikimu abantu abangi
- Kebera ekintu era okakase nti kye ky'oyagala ddala
- Kakasa nti ekintu ekyazibwamu kye werekebako.
- Sasula bw'oba nga omusanyufu bokka
