Outdoor Fireplaces
Extend the Warmth. Shape the Space.
Bring warmth, structure, and intention to your outdoor space—creating a place people naturally gather.

Designed for Comfort & Connection
Create a Space That Feels Complete
Whether integrated into a larger feature or installed as a standalone unit, an outdoor fireplace brings balance and structure to your layout.

Wood or Gas Options
Choose the Right Experience
The right choice depends on how you want your space to function day to day.
Built for the Outdoors
Designed for Northern Conditions
- Placement within the space
- Materials suited for year-round conditions
- Venting and airflow requirements
- Code compliance and manufacturer specifications
These details directly impact performance, longevity, and safety.

Planning Your Space
What to Consider
- Layout – how the fireplace fits into seating and flow
- Scale – proportion to the space and surrounding features
- Fuel Type – wood or gas based on lifestyle
- Finish – stone, concrete, or prefabricated options
- Use – how often and when the space will be used
Early planning ensures the final result feels cohesive and functional.
Choosing the Right Fire Feature
Fireplace, Fire Pit, or Fire Table?
Fire Tables are compact and convenient. They combine a table surface with a gas flame, offering ambiance with minimal space and maintenance.
Fire tables are designed primarily for ambiance, with lower heat output compared to fireplaces and fire pits.
- Fireplaces work best in defined spaces like patios, covered areas, or structured seating layouts
- Fire pits suit open yards or flexible gathering spaces
- Fire tables are ideal for smaller patios or multi-use seating areas
The size, layout, and exposure of your space all play a role in what will work best.
- Fireplaces: Wood or gas
- Fire pits: Wood or gas
- Fire tables: Typically gas only
Fuel choice affects not just operation, but the overall experience—whether you prefer hands-on or convenience.
Gas fireplaces and fire tables are the simplest to maintain, with clean operation and minimal upkeep.
Wood-burning fireplaces and fire pits require more involvement, including fuel storage, cleaning, and ash management—but offer a more traditional experience.
- If you're looking to create a more defined, room-like outdoor area, a fireplace is often the best fit.
- If your focus is casual gathering, a fire pit may be the better choice.
- If space and simplicity are priorities, a fire table offers a clean and compact solution.
