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Outdoor Fireplaces

Outdoor Fireplaces

There are several different types of modern ventless outdoor fireplaces: outdoor electric fireplaces, ethanol fireplaces, gel, and gas fireplaces. All these types don't requir. . .
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Outdoor Fireplaces

There are several different types of modern ventless outdoor fireplaces: outdoor electric fireplaces, ethanol fireplaces, gel, and gas fireplaces. All these types don't require a chimney or a flue, don't emit odor, and are smoke-free.

Thanks to the availability of modern fireplaces, outdoor fireplace DIY projects are now more doable than ever. There are many tutorials online to guide any homeowner through the DIY outdoor fireplace process, but we always recommend a licensed technician to set up connections for your safety.

Outdoor Electric Fireplaces run on electricity and present beautiful, realistic LED flames without any danger of fire. Safe for kids, pets, and people with asthma or allergies. They don't require any special installation permits and are usually recessed into a wall.

Outdoor Ethanol or Gel Fireplaces use alcohol-based eco-friendly clean-burning ethanol or gel fuel and come in many different shapes and sizes. If you are looking for a unique design, modern ethanol fireplaces are your best bet to find them. Outdoor Ethanol Fireplaces can be mounted on the wall, set on the floor, table, or other leveled surfaces.

Outdoor Gas Fireplaces will give you the most amount of heat and rich flames. They don't require any venting but you will have to hire an HVAC specialist to run a gas line. There are traditional, linear, one-sided, and see-through models available.

Outdoor Fire Pits, Fire Tables, and Torches are perfect for outdoor entertainment. These pieces will help you create your perfect backyard sanctuary.

Help yourself pick a gas fireplace with our Complete Buying Guide on Ventless Gas Fireplaces.

FAQ:

How to build an outdoor fireplace?

Before you buy an outdoor fireplace, you must measure the depth of your outdoor wall or ensure the wall opening you constructed is deep enough to follow the fireplace's clearances. Then, you must hire a licensed technician to connect it to electricity, propane, or natural gas, depending on whether you have an electric or gas fireplace.

The last step is to finish your fireplace's look with tiles, bricks, or any non-combustible decorative material. See the product manual for specific instructions on how to install your outdoor fireplace.


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