Spotix Blog
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What Wind Guard Works with Your Fire Pit?
How to Determine What Wind Guard Works for You
Wind guards are designed to complement your fire pit as well as prevent the flame from blowing around excessively or blowing out all together. Wind guards are also used to prevent loose items from getting too close to the flame. All of our wind guards are made with tempered glass which ensures they are durable and built to last. We recommend having 2.5" of clearance on each side (5" total) between your fire pit opening and the wind guard for optimal performance. The wind guards are meant to sit on the outside of your fire pit opening.
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Introducing the Prism Hardscapes Fire Pit Collection
Industrial elegance and a modern aesthetic
Concrete fire features may not be a new idea, but few companies offer products quite like those manufactured by Prism Hardscapes. These timeless fire pits offer a premium option for any home or business. With their durable construction and widely appealing aesthetics, these concrete units make a great option for many—and they’re backed by a company with a proven track record.
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Delta Heat Grills: Updated for 2019
Delta Heat Grills: Updated for 2019
A premium grill is more than just a utilitarian appliance designed to cook food—it’s the foundation of a great outdoor kitchen. If you want to create a unique space to entertain friends and family, you’ll need products you’re proud of. This is where Delta Heat comes in.
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Seared Tuna on a Himalayan Salt Block
A perfect option for cold weather grilling
Among the many wonderful searing companions, tuna is one of my favorites. Increasingly popular among restaurants now, a sesame seared tuna is extremely easy dish to pull off - served with its usual friends: soy sauce & wasabi. All in all, it's quite delicious, and if you butcher your tuna right you can get make some tuna tartare as an appetizer.
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Smoking Basics: How to Smoke a Turkey
Thanksgiving Turkey at its Finest
It’s turkey time again, and this year why not smoke your turkey? Smoking a turkey is not as difficult as it appears, in fact - in many ways, it’s much simpler to smoke your turkey than the traditional oven roasted bird. There are several ways to enhance your turkey, from brining to basting (and I’d highly recommend brining your bird), but today let’s look at the easiest way to smoke a turkey: a simple spatchcocked turkey.
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Classic Italian: How to Make Grilled Panzanella Salad
A simple recipe with a rich heritage
The Tuscany region of Italy is famous for its simple yet flavorful cuisine. Panzanella is no exception. This classic Italian salad makes use of stale, crusty bread pan fried in olive oil and garlic—think croutons—and mixes it with delicious fresh vegetables. Panzanella makes a great side dish for plenty of meals. Its fresh and light flavor also makes it an excellent summer entree when you're looking for a meal that won't weigh you down.
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How to Convert a Wood Fire Pit to Gas
Reasons to Convert to a Gas Fire Pit
Wood fire pits may be simple to install, but they’re not always the best option for those looking to install a fire pit at their home. Many urban developments restrict the use of wood fire pits due to safety concerns (an uncontrolled fire can spread dangerously). Beyond that, wood fire pits require the extra hassle of always having wood on hand to burn. This requires extra storage space, and because the wood is often stored outdoors, you’ll often find it's wet and difficult to start a fire.