The Fire Pit Resource

Discover the Benefits of a Rust Patina Finish

Wednesday, May 1, 2013 0 comments Posted by Stefanie B.

With its earthy color palette and softly worn exterior, a rust patina finish offers the surprise of unexpected beauty. From weathered bronze doorknobs and antique iron patio furniture to bed frames, fences and fire pits, this finish option has seen a resurgence over the past few years, particularly because of the rustic, unpolished look that's been made so popular in cities and other industrial areas. 
Rust patina is a simple oxidation process that forms on the surface of similar metals like copper, bronze, iron, and steel. When rusting metal chemically, metal artists can create reactions by introducing different elements to each other, turning the item a variation of colors. This finished product can have shades of orange, red, yellow, or brown pigments. Natural oxidation continues to occur with its exposure to oxygen, allowing items with a rust patina finish to gradually develop and change color over the years - sometimes fading, sometimes darkening. This process will accelerate when introduced to rain, sun, snow and other natural factors.
Patina continues to be such a favorite finish for homeowners exactly because no single finish is alikeIn an era where individuality is king and we're looking for any escape from the commonplace, this finish offers a versatile look for your entertainment space. It's been spotted coating accessories indoors and out; however, this finish really looks great under the warm summer sun.
If you're interested seeing how a rust patina finish looks for yourself, you can review fire pits from a number of our vendors - all of who use this finish on their products. Fire Pit Art crafts unique fire pits made from re-purposed propane tanks. These handcrafted units are made in the USA and feature a durable 1/4" thick steel construction. You may also want to check out Ohio Flamea United States artisan who designs his fire pits with a special two piece weld so that they'll last through a lifetime of bonfires. The Fire Pit Gallery hosts intricate steel cut-out designs, featuring everything from a northern wildlife scene to a stylized sun. Sojoe fire pits turn into outdoor grilling units, while Patina Products allows you to cheer on your favorite sports team from around a cozy fire pit.
Have you thought about replacing your outdoor fire pit lately? Do any of these fire pits look like something you would like for your own backyard? 

DIY Fire Pits

Thursday, September 13, 2012 0 comments Posted by Andrea

While pre-built fire pits can be fantastic centerpieces for an outdoor living space, sometimes only a custom design will do.  A DIY (or do it yourself) fire pit gives the designer unlimited options for shape, size, fuel type, style, and material and allows it to easily blend into its decor or stand out against it.

Your options are nearly limitless depending on your level of carpentry and design skill and how much time you have to invest in your fire pit.  Of course, you can build it entirely from scratch using raw materials and simply purchasing the fuel components, burners, and fire ring to complete it.  This option allows you to design a fire pit just about anywhere in any shape or size you choose, whether a classic circle, a more unique triangle, or a very original kidney shape – your options are as open as your imagination.

If building entirely from scratch isn’t your thing, you also have the option to start with a pre-built fire pit shell or unfinished fire pit kit.  Fully functional upon delivery they only require your choice or fuel hookup, burner system, and your choice of embellishments and can then be adorned with any finishings you choose.  Traditionally, these pre-built fire pits come in varying sizes and are available in a myriad of classic geometric shapes including squares, ovals, octagons, and rectangles. 

Whatever your skill level or design experience, a DIY fire pit ensures that you get exactly what you want as a centerpiece to complete your outdoor space.

Third Rock Fire Pit - Product Review

Monday, August 6, 2012 0 comments Posted by Andrea

Sometimes what your outdoor living space needs is a centerpiece that is not only functional but also doubles as a piece of art.  No one fire pit will create more buzz and admiration than the unique design of the Third Rock Fire Pit adorning your outdoor space.

Handcrafted by a skilled metal artist in Tennessee using skills he learned from his early life as a Mennonite, the excellence of this design cannot be matched.  Created to look like a globe with the flames dancing through the continents, this fire pit globe is a sure conversation piece.  Hand welded out of a durable ¼” thick steel, this fire pit is not only attractive but durable as its high quality craftsmanship is proven to stand the test of time.  The fire pit gets its lovely weathered finish from a standard iron oxide patina that will darken a little over time and eventually become a permanent decorative finish.  If you’d prefer a more painted look you can add an optional high temperature paint for an individual look that’s truly your own.  The inside of the fire pit is coated with a high temperature resistant paint and is complete with a rain drain on the bottom. 

The Third Rock fire pit is available in wood burning, propane, or natural gas.  Its base can be personalized with a family or business name or saying up to 15 characters long.  Weighing in at about 275 pounds and measuring about three feet in circumference (18” at the base, 36” overall, 44” high), this fire pit can accommodate an impressively large fire for all of your outdoor gatherings.  

Cor-Ten Steel


Have you ever looked at a steel structure, bridge, or building and wondered why it was completely rusted to an orange or brown instead of its original silver?  While some may think this is what happens to steel when it’s left in the weather, this actually isn’t the case.  Chances are what you saw was actually a special steel often referred to as weathering steel, which has been trademarked as Cor-Ten steel. 

Cor-Ten was developed to eliminate the need for painting over time.  Due to its unique chemical composition, it has an increased resistance to corrosion compared to other steels and forms a rust like barrier when exposed to the elements.  It is specially designed to ensure the weathering process only happens on the surface of the steel.  The “rusting” will not affect the steels integrity and remains a solid, strong structure for the life of the item.  In the meantime it creates a unique, attractive patina that will stand the test of time.

Although much of the Cor-Ten steel you’re going to see is on architectural buildings, many outdoor fireplace manufacturers are wisely beginning to utilize this technology.

It’s important to note that the natural weathering process of this type of steel could lead to rust stains on nearby surfaces so it would be wise to keep it away from valuable or light colored surfaces until the process is completed, usually within about 3 months depending on humidity.  If the rust barrier needs a little smoothing out you can do so by scrubbing lightly with a Scotch Brite pad.  Once the rust barrier weathering process has completed it will leave you with a uniquely weathered fire pit.

Slate Lattice Fire Bowl Table – Product Review

Friday, October 7, 2011 2 comments Posted by Stephanie H.

Looking for a fire pit table that will be the focal point in your outdoor living space? With its dramatic oil rubbed bronze base and hand crafted, beige granite mantel, the Slate Lattice Fire Bowl Slate_Lattice_Fire_Bowl_TableTable is a breathtaking centerpiece to any outdoor experience.

The attractive lattice underbody features two decorative sliding doors allowing the propane tank to be stored conveniently underneath and slid out when needed. A hidden control panel with an electronic ignition allows for a convenient fire with the flip of a switch. Emitting 40,000 BTU’s from the cast iron burner, the porcelain coated slate fire bowl is perfect for relaxing hearth side by a large, roaring fire. The included lava rocks and ceramic logs ensure that the fire looks as stunning as a log fire. Then, when you’re ready to call it a night, use the included protective cover to ensure your fire bowl table stays as good as new and for added safety. The fire pit table also includes a one year limited warranty to ensure the home fires keep on burning.

Napoleon PatioFlame Fire Pit – Product Review

Tuesday, April 19, 2011 0 comments Posted by Stephanie H.
With a 60,000 BTU output, the Napoleon PatioFlame Fire Pit provides cozy heat, even to large outdoor living spaces. This heavy-duty fire pit includes a thoroughly weather-resistant cover, so the Napoleon will never suffer any wear due to the weather. Compatible for use with either liquid prNapoleon_PatioFlame_Fire_Pitopane or natural gas, the Napoleon is a versatile choice should your fuel preference change. The container is made of durable stainless steel.

A five-piece log set with embers enhance the authentic appearance of this fire pit, and the set also includes a fuel source connector hose, a regulator and tank bracket, and a grill. It is easy to install and can be customized by surrounding it with stone for a decorative touch. A five-year limited warranty guarantees the unsurpassed quality of this product.

Naples Fire Pit Table – Product Review

Monday, April 18, 2011 1 comments Posted by Stephanie H.
The perfect centerpiece for any outdoor living space, the Naples Fire Pit Table has a wicker base that coordinates with any patio furniture set,Naples_Fire_Pit_Table and a built-in fire pit to keep the area cozy during cool summer nights. The table-top is made of black glass, and the fire pit runs off propane (or natural gas, when a conversion kit is used.)
This fire pit table is built with a rust and corrosion-proof aluminum frame, making the Naples Fire Pit Table both  functional and durable.
A round glass top is included to cover the fire pit when extra table space is needed, and a beverage cooler insert is also available to allow the fire pit to function as a table-top drink cooler.
You will spend many cozy evenings for years to come entertaining guests or spending time with your loved ones with the Naples Fire Pit Table!

Outdoor Fireplace & Fire Pit Selection

Thursday, April 2, 2009 0 comments Posted by Andrea S.

Whether you are looking to create a sophisticated entertainment space or a relaxing, open-air sanctuary – there are hundreds of  outdoor fireplaces that mirage3 will contribute to the perfect atmosphere and be an attractive focal point. Anyone can easily choose the fire  pit or fireplace that looks the most appealing to them, but there are many varieties and one might be better for your needs than others. One of the first things you’re going to want to decide is the fuel type you want to use. We have a few other articles that clearly explain all of the differences, but for your reference you’ll have to choose between wood burning, natural gas or liquid propane, gel fuel, and electric. Of course, the intended use and placement of the fireplace will play an important role in your decision.

Fire pits come in almost every shape and size you can imagine, and if it’s not readily available it can most likely be made for you.  Many times fire pits are the best choice if you’re looking to use it for bonfires, camping, s’more making or roasting hot dogs. A vast majority of fire pits are portable but if you’re looking for something a bit more permanent they also come in larger, more ornate versions. Duel use firepits, firepit grills for example, are also great since you can effortlessly tote them to the camp ground or on a day trip to the beach.

Fire Pit Tables are excellent CropperCapture[22]for creating inviting outdoor entertainment spaces. Replace your old picnic table and add some comfortable chairs and you have a place to relax with friends and family all year. Many of the tables available can be used to cook and eat right in your own backyard or prepare the meal indoors and bring it to the table to enjoy a meal by fire light under the stars.

Any of our Outdoor Fireplace Units are ideal for creating a focal point around a beautiful outdoor centerpiece. These fireplaces are created from some of the most durable, attractive materials available. If a color is not available to match your décor, unfinished options are also available allowing the fireplace to be painted or covered with stones or bricks.

If you’re looking for something unique to complement your home a Do-It-Yourself Fire Pit (also known as unfinished or DIY) may be your best option. With a DIY Fire Pit you can choose your burn type and the look of your fire pit by creating exactly what you want yourself. By adding some bricks, stones, clay, or wood to the unfinished outer walls you can create a fire pit that perfectly coordinates with any outdoor space.

The convenient one piece design of a Chiminea makes it a great choice for a small porch or patio. Taking up very little space, these little wonders fit just about anywhere but are still just as useful as any outdoor fire pit. Many are designed with built in cooking functions making it unnecessary to leave the barbeque out all the time.

Whatever type of outdoor fireplace you decide on, it’s sure to be a focal point that family and friends gather around for years to come.

Fireglass for Fireplaces and Firepits – Common Questions

Wednesday, April 1, 2009 13 comments Posted by Andrea S.
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Fireglass is very safe. There are no sharp edges, it is not made with chemicals and it burns cleaner than gas logs. Homeowners with  small children will want to make sure that the children do not have access to the fireplace or the Fireglass. Fireplace Screens or Fireplace Glass Doors are recommended in such cases.

Does the Fireglass get consumed?
No, the Fireglass is reusable and if used correctly, should last a lifetime. Please note: the glass itself does not burn! You ignite the fire pit by using a lighter and opening the gas valve. The gas emitting from the fire pit burner underneath the fireglass is what burns when using a gas fire pit.

Where can I use Fireglass?
Fireglass is designed for use only in a gas fireplace or gas fire pits. It is not for intended for wood burning units.

How much does Fireglass cost?
Fireglass is sold by the pound and the price is determined by  which color or colors you select. You can purchase Fireglass at Woodland Direct.

Does the Fireglass get hot?
Yes! The Fireglass does get hot - don't touch it! After the fire has been turned off, the top layer of Fireglass will cool while the bottom layers will continue to radiate heat.

What types of Fireglass are there?
There are many varieties of Fireglass allowing you to create a display that is uniquely yours. Lava Rock is generally used for   filler with a more vivid Fireglass on the top. It comes in small and large and is an inexpensive way to fill up the space in a firepit or fireplace. Filler Fireglass comes in a large variety of colors and is generally a bit more expensive than Lava Rock but will give you a more decorative appearance. It is usually used as a filler with a more vibrant color placed on top. Accent Fireglass is the most brilliant in color of all of the selections of Fireglass available. Generally, it is a bit more expensive so as long as you plan on leaving the glass as you originally design it, you’ll use it just for a top layer.

What kind of glass is used?
Fireglass is made from "tempered" glass, meaning that is heat treated for high strength. It is designed to withstand high temperatures without breaking, fading or significantly changing colors.

fireglass2How much Fireglass do I need for my fireplace?
We have provided a Fireglass Fireplace Calculator to give you the recommended amount of Fireglass in pounds. Best results are when a thickness of 4" of Fireglass is used in the fireplace. This is typically enough to cover the gas pipe and results in a beautiful flame. Fireplaces that are level with the floor can have a fill level of 1/2" at the opening of the fireplace that slopes up to 4" at the rear of the fireplace.

Can I use my existing fireplace?
You can use your existing fireplace if it is setup for gas burning. If you have a wood burning fireplace you must first convert it to a gas fireplace and then add the Fireglass.
How do you install Fireglass?
Installation is very simple.
  1. Thoroughly clean your fireplace.
  2. If you are painting the inside of the fireplace, cover items surrounding
    your fireplace so no paint overspray gets on them.
  3. Make sure that the gas is working properly.
  4. Pour in the Fireglass slowly, pouring front to back.
  5. If you are using a Accent Fireglass as a topping, pour that on after the Filler using the same method.
  6. Removal of the glass can be done at a later time using a shop vac.
Is there anything I can do to improve the look of the inside of my fireplace?
Yes! A very simple and cost effective way to dramatically improve the inside of your fireplace is to purchase a heat resistant paint. Any color will work fine, however, black seems to be a favorite. Care should be taken during painting: items near the fireplace should be covered and protected from paint overspray.

Can Fireglass be used with Gas Fire Pits?
Absolutely! Fireglass works the same way in Fire Pits as it does in Fireplaces.
Are there other materials I can use for filler besides Fireglass?
We do not recommend other fillers for fireplaces. If you decide to again use your gas logs or move from the home, it will be very difficult to reuse the Fireglass once it has been mixed with other materials, such as sand. For large fire pits, you may want to substitute glass with Lava Rock or pea gravel as a filler. Filling a large fire pit can be expensive.

Does the fireplace flue need to be opened when I am burning the Fireglass?
Yes. Anytime your fireplace is in use, there must be ventilation.
Can you clean the Fireglass?
Yes. Use a shopvac to remove the Fireglass from the fireplace and simply clean with water and replace.

Fireglass for Firepits & Fireplaces

Whether you’re looking for a great way to freshen up your gas fireplace or update your home or backyard, you’re going to love Fireglass!  Not only is it very trendy and attractive but it is also virtually maintenance free ending those hours of pesky fireplace cleanup.

There is no soot, ash, or smoke with Fireglass which means no messy cleanup. Since there are no popping embers to worry  about you can even remove your screen or glass doors for a truly modern, clear view. Of course, there will still be hot flames so if CropperCapture[19]you have little ones around you may want to keep it there until they’re a bit older. The state of the art manufacturing process eliminates sharp edges so you won’t have to worry about cuts when handling the glass. It does get hot, so you will have to make sure you don’t touch it after burning. The glass is tempered for long-term use and burns cleaner and more efficiently than conventional gas logs and will not melt, degrade, or emit toxic fumes. Every bag of Fireglass is clean and free of debris and water. As long as the Fireglass is used properly it will never discolor, soot, burn, or degrade. It really is made to last a lifetime.

With Fireglass, your decorative options are endless! An average fireplace takes about 75 pounds of Fireglass, but there are calculators to help you estimate how much will work for your CropperCapture[18]particular situation. Placing a 2-3” thick layer is generally  recommended to get the best flame. Most people choose Fire Rock or Filler Fireglass to fill the majority of the space, since it’s cheaper than Accent Fireglass and the top layer is the only visible layer.  The only difference is that Accent Fireglass is more vivid in color but it is a bit more expensive.   If you’re going to be changing out your Fireglass regularly for parties or holidays it might be easier to use all Accent Fireglass so you won’t have to pick through it to get it out in order to replace it.

When it comes to Fireglass, installation is a cinch! Simply remove the old gas logs and clean out your fireplace using a dry cloth to remove any dust. Check your burner to ensure it is working properly or purchase a new one and you’re ready to fill. Pour the Filler Fireglass into the bottom of the fireplace and then spread the Accent Fireglass over top for a finished, affluent appearance.

Whether you’re looking to create a relaxing atmosphere or looking for an eye catching display, Fireglass is sure to impress.

If you have more questions, you might find the information you’re looking for in our Fireglass Q&A blog. 

Burn Type - Gas vs Wood

Monday, March 23, 2009 0 comments Posted by Stephanie H.
When it comes to using your outdoor fire pit, you want to make the most of it. You plan on spending many nights with family and friends relaxing around it – so you want it to work at its maximum capacity. Should you burn wood or should you have a gas fire pit? There are many factors that will play into your decision, and it is important that you make the one that will suit you best.

Most outdoor fireplace can be used as both gas burning and wood-burning. Many of them will give you the option of which way you would like them to be set up when you place your order.

Most people enjoy wood-burning fireplaces. There is nothing like the smell of wood burning or the crackling noise it gives as it burns. While it can bring back past memories of camping and other outdoor activities for some, it can be a hassle for others. For starters, you will need to gather your own wood and make sure that it is dry and properly seasoned so it will burn well. Secondly, there is the clean up factor. You will always want to clean up after your wood-burning fire pit once the ashes have cooled down. It is not a good idea to keep burning fires over the previous fires remnants. However, if you love the sound and smell of a “real” fire, then you definitely want to have a wood-burning fire pit.

You will also always want to be careful when using your wood-burning fire pit. Sparks can stray and you definitely do not want to be in its line of fire.

Additional safety tips for wood-burning:

1. Check local ordinances regarding outdoor burning.
2. Never use lighter fluid or gasoline to ignite your wood.
3. Make sure to burn only seasoned wood.

Although a gas fire pit lacks the reality of a true fire, it can still put out a very convincing flame. However, a gas fire pit will heat consistently, unlike a wood-burning fire. Maintenance is minimal compared to all the work that goes into taking care of a wood-burning fire. The convenience of it is what makes it so appealing to many people. Anybody who enjoys the warmth and ambiance of flickering flames, but doesn’t want the hassle of buying wood and cleaning ashes should consider a gas fireplace.

Burn Type - Natural Gas vs Liquid Propane

Friday, March 20, 2009 0 comments Posted by Andrea S.

When it comes to choosing an Outdoor Fireplace the possibilities seem to be infinite. It’s definitely not hard to see that everyone should have one and it will be no problem to find just what you  want. There are endless options from small outdoor firepits to outdoor firepit tables toCropperCapture[20] complete outdoor fireplace units. One of the most important decisions you’re going to have to make is the type of fuel you want to use in your new outdoor fireplace. Generally, your options are natural gas, liquid propane, or wood – all are good choices but you’ll want to make an educated decision since you’re going to have to stick with it until it comes time to upgrade your outdoor fireplace. This article will explore the primary differences between liquid propane and natural gas, wood will be reviewed in a future article.

The basic differences between liquid propane and natural gas are portability, compression, energy efficiency, and cost. To most people the most important differences between Natural Gas and Liquid Propane are going to be convenience and cost. The choice is definitely yours and is based primarily on preference and what you plan on using it for, we could go either way one this one. Generally, there is no difference when it comes to performance in appliances for heating or cooking. Natural Gas is convenient since you will no longer have to worry about running out of gas in the middle of your big family reunion. However, that will require that you keep your grill in one spot near the gas connection, moving the firepit to another part of the yard will not be an option. With Liquid Propane you have the ease of toting the firepit anywhere as long as it’s a portable grill. However, you also have to tote a large propane tank around with you and make sure you have enough to last through your party or trip or you’ll be making a last minute run to the local gas station.  Please see the following table for a simple break down of the basic differences between Liquid Propane and Natural Gas (click on it to see it larger).  LPState safety departments have written laws concerning the use of gas appliances. These laws are not consistent across the country. The best source of information concerning your local regulations would be the state regulatory agency involved. 

Fire Pit Maintenance

Wednesday, March 18, 2009 0 comments Posted by Stephanie H.
It is critical to maintain and upkeep your outdoor fire pit to increase its efficiency and longevity. The maintenance of your fire pit is virtually pain free. The only requirements are a little bit of time and work.

It is imperative to remember to NEVER pour water on your fire to extinguish it. The drastic change in temperature is not good for the fire pit and can result in breakage or deterioration of it.
It is also very important to remember that you need to keep your fire pit covered once it has cooled and is no longer being used. A cover will protect the pit from all forces of nature and prevent any rusting or damage from being done. If you live in an area where there are harsh winter conditions, it is recommended that you store your fire pit in a dry, sheltered area. This will keep your fire pit in prime condition, prevent it from any cracking or weathering, and allow it to be of use for countless years to come.

When cleaning out your fire pit, first make sure that the ashes have cooled enough to handle. Generally, this should be done the day after your fire has gone out. When removed, make sure to seal the ashes in a closed non-combustible container. You don’t ever want to start a new fire among old ashes because it will just make a bigger, harder to clean mess for you the next time you plan to clean it out.

To prevent any big messes and tough clean up jobs – refrain from placing any plastic or other material objects that will melt into the fire. This will help keep your fire pit looking new and lasting longer!

There is nothing more relaxing than enjoying a fire on a cool evening outside. Your fire pit is a luxury item that is meant to be enjoyed with family and friends. These easy maintenance tips will keep your fire pit in excellent condition and allow you to keep using your fire pit for several years to come.

Oil Rubbed Bronze Outdoor Fire Bowl - Product Review

Monday, February 2, 2009 4 comments Posted by Stephanie H.
The Oil Rubbed Bronze Fire Bowl is one of the only fire pits on the market that is available in an oil rubbed finish. This trendy finish is quickly becoming popular as the preferred decorative home finish. It’s no surprise – with its rustic, antique look – this fire pit can easily transcend any backyard into a luxurious safe haven.

The vintage appeal of this fire bowl cannot be held to any decorative limits in your backyard. Its beautiful finish can fit into any décor, and will easily make your backyard feel complete.

This unique wood burning fire bowl is very easy to take care of – it should be cleaned regularly to ensure safer experiences and longer product life. Cleaning is simple – all you will need to do is wipe the exterior surfaces with a mild dishwashing detergent or baking soda. For tougher stains – a simple citrus based degreaser will easily do the trick!

It’s also very easy to assemble. The first step that you will have to take is to attach the legs to the fire bowl with the supplied screws. Secondly, attach the base rings to the sides of the fire bowl. Next, you will need to attach the handle to the top of the spark guard. Lastly, you will have to set the wood grid on top of the base of the fire bowl, and place the dome-like spark guard on top. It’s that easy!

The cottage-feel crisscross pattern over the mesh in this deep fire bowl provides more heat and a larger view of the fire. The spark screen arrestor that is included will keep you safe while enjoying the warmth of your fire.

The simple beauty and vintage style of the Oil Rubbed Bronze Fire Bowl will bring a look of modern elegance to your backyard. This fire bowl will certainly become the center of attention, and will make for many hours of fun, warmth, and memories on those cool evenings spent outside.

Grand Kingston Outdoor Fireplace - Product Review

Friday, January 30, 2009 0 comments Posted by Stephanie H.
There is nothing better than enjoying a beautiful, warm fire on a pleasant evening outside with family and friends. It is possible for you to enjoy a warm fireplace on a chilly night from the comfort of your very own backyard.

Outdoor fireplaces are quickly gaining popularity as great exterior decorative elements. The Grand Kingston makes a wonderful gathering place for fun and conversation during a cool evening. Add that beauty and vibrancy with a prefabricated Grand Kingston Outdoor Fireplace that can easily be installed by as little as two people. These fireplaces simply stack and bolt together, it’s that easy!

The Grand Kingston is available with two fuel options, liquid propane and natural gas. The liquid propane is intended for exterior use with gas as a fuel source. The fireplace is plumbed for gas, and either propane or natural gas can be used.

Another option you will have is that you also get to choose where you would like your gas line to enter through, and where you would like your gas turn-on key located.

The Grand Kingston is the elite of outdoor fireplaces. It’s large and elegant body will become the center of attention in your backyard. This exquisite piece is not only an outdoor fireplace, but a piece of art. Countless nights spent by the warmth of this fireplace will bring be sure to bring happiness and joy to all in its presence.

Please see the following instructions below for the Grand Kingston’s easy 5 step installation process:



Personalized Fire Pit

Thursday, January 29, 2009 1 comments Posted by Sarah M
The Personalized Fire Pit is the only fire pit on the market that can be personalized to what-ever your heart desires. The Personalized Fire Pit is a wood-burning device that has numerous design possibilities. Using a computer laser cutting machine, any text or image that you choose can be cut into this unique fire pit. The hardest decision you will have to make about purchasing this fire pit is what to put on it! With this custom-made fire pit you can choose up to two different lines of text. Each text line will support up to 20 characters including spaces. It will also support up to two unique images. There are thirty-two images available for this product which gives any customer the creative freedom to make their fire pit like no other.

The Personalized Fire Pit is manufactured from cold-rolled steel and features a natural rust patina finish. Using a rust patina finish permits this fire pit to age beautifully over time. This outdoor fire pit has been designed as portable wood-burning station which can be easily moved from your patio to the beach. The safety ring that surrounds the fire pit can not only be used as a handle but also function as a footrest for your comfort. This model is secured with strong legs that are welded in place to prevent pit from wobbling.

With this fire pit you can enjoy the outdoors while staying warm by a fire highlighted with personality. The Personalized Fire Pit can display your family name, a favorite quote, or even be used as a tribute to your favorite sports team. For your convenience, this product arrives fully assembled for immediate use. To ensure satisfaction, this product is protected by a five-year warranty by the manufacturer to guarantee that this fire pit will not burn through or rust through. So get those burning-logs prepped for the debut of your new Personalized Fire Pit.

Every Personalized Fire Pit includes:
  • Spark Screen
  • BBQ Grill
  • Poker




Here are some examples of the endless design possibilities:

Square Ambient Stainless Steel Fire Pit

Friday, January 23, 2009 0 comments Posted by Sarah M
Are you looking for something to give your backyard some pizzazz?

Well, the Square Ambient Stainless Steel Fire Pit is a great way to warm up the tone of your home with an impressive design. This gas fire pit is made of stainless steel and features a sleek fire bowl attached to a sturdy tabletop. The fire bowl features reflective fire glass that showcases the flames in a sparkling array of wonder. The stainless steel tabletop will echo the dancing flames to make a spectacular focal point for any social gathering. Your guests will be captivated by this dazzling sight at the heart of your backyard.

The Square Ambient Stainless Steel Fire Pit is compatible with both natural gas and liquid propane. This fire pit set includes a propane hook-up hose and easy on/off dial. The easy ignition and flow control features guarantee that this fire pit is user-friendly. With the stainless steel protective cover, you can even use this creation as a trendy outdoor table to rest any refreshments.

Tempered blue-flame fire glass comes standard with each purchase of this modern fire pit. However, there are several colors of fire glass available that will allow you to customize the appearance of this stainless steel scheme. The fire pit display is complete with a stainless steel burner and a hand rake to create fire lines and unique designs in the fire glass.

The Square Ambient Stainless Steel Fire Pit is not only easy to assemble but it is also CSA-Approved. To ensure satisfaction, this product is protected by a one-year warranty from any possible defects in material and workmanship. This fire pit will add warmth to a cool night for you and your guests.

Take a closer look at the Square Ambient Stainless Steel Fire Pit in action:

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Mirage Stone Outdoor Fireplace - Product Review

Wednesday, January 21, 2009 0 comments Posted by Stephanie H.
The Mirage Stone is one of the premiere outdoor fireplaces on the market today. This outdoor fireplace features an interlocking construction which allows for quick and easy assembly. There is no need for any mortar or metal fasteners. This first-class fireplace features a strong, heat dissipating stone that avoids any problems associated with concrete and cement based mixes when they are exposed to extreme temperatures.

The Mirage Stone outdoor fireplace has a number of options that will allow you to customize it to fit almost any décor. There are six stunning finishes to choose from, along with five different handle design options. With its powder coated steel door system, the Mirage Stone outdoor fireplace can bear all weather conditions, including the rain and snow. This resilient concrete fireplace, made right here in the U.S.A., will not become cracked or damaged from unpleasant weather.

This elegant and classic outdoor fireplace is available in two different models – a standard model, and also in a see-through model. The standard model is only open on one end, and is similar to a “typical” fireplace. The see-through model is open on all four sides, which includes a mesh screen on each of the open areas.

The Mirage Stone outdoor fireplace can burn charcoal, wood, and natural or propane gas. The wood burning unit comes with an adjustable height bbq grill. There is also an optional gas log set is available for the use of natural or propane gas.

This outdoor fireplace is beyond exceptional. It’s great for hanging out and staying warm outside with your family and excellent to have while entertaining guests. This concrete beauty will quickly become the center of attention in your backyard.

You will be able to enjoy the warmth and atmosphere of a campfire without the smoke and hazards of an open flame. The beauty and durability of the Mirage Stone fireplace will create a lasting addition to your outdoor living space.

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The Fire Pit Resource – Your Guide to Outdoor Fireplaces, Fire Pits, and Accessories

Monday, January 19, 2009 0 comments Posted by Stephanie H.
The Fire Pit Resource will guide you through a number of different products and videos to help you find the perfect fire pit and accessories for your home.

In this blog, we will be offering instructional videos for all of your technical and design needs. With our step-by-step videos, we will help you make any installation a breeze.

Product reviews, maintenance tips, and general information are just a few of the different features you will encounter here. Stay tuned for up-to-date product information and tips for the most popular outdoor fireplaces and accessories!