Fire Pits & Chimineas

Fire pits made of metal radiate more heat than fire pits of other kinds. Because the metal doesn’t insulate from heat, you get the most heat from the fire as possible. Metal is also a good choice because of its strength and durability. Metals like steel, stainless steel, aluminum, cast iron, or copper are rugged and resilient, ready to help you heat your outdoors with efficiency and longevity.

Glass can be used in a fire pit in two ways. Glass is most commonly used as fire glass, tempered glass put inside a gas-burning fire pit that amplifies the temperature and creates a mesmerizing visual effect. Glass can also be used in the actual construction of the fire pit for a unique and glittering design.

Concrete fire pits offer all the functionality of other fire pits, with a sleek, minimalist industrial design. Built to last, these fire pits are timeless and subtly elegant, something you’ll never want, or need, to replace and come in lots of different designs and shapes.

Fire pits are a wonderful way to create a warm and functional focal point in your back yard. Fire pits actually draw people outside, give them something to gather around, and create fun conversations with friend and families that last for hours.

Chimineas have the same ability of fire pits to draw people out and gather them around a central point, but with the added distinctive style that only a chimenea can offer. Constructed of intricate and fascinating metalwork, chimineas will give a backyard an exotic, old world feel.

Nothing is more timeless or more cozy than a fireplace. Thankfully, you can now have all the benefits of a traditional fireplace with the addition of tons of modern convenience. Fireplaces are now available as electric heaters, gas-burning units, and portable units that can be moved around the home and more.