Outdoor Fireplaces
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Elevate your outdoor living space with the perfect centerpiece: a high-quality outdoor fireplace. Whether you're designing a cozy patio lounge or upgrading your backyard for year-round entertaining, Flame Authority offers a curated selection of gas, wood-burning, and modern freestanding fireplaces built to withstand the elements.
From rustic stone surrounds to sleek stainless steel units, our outdoor fireplaces combine durability, performance, and design. Not sure where to start? Our complete outdoor fireplace guide breaks down everything you need to know—from fuel types to layout tips.
There’s no one-size-fits-all when it comes to outdoor heating. That’s why we offer a wide variety of models, including:
Gas Outdoor Fireplaces
Enjoy instant ignition, clean-burning flames, and modern controls. These fireplaces are low-maintenance and perfect for covered patios or outdoor kitchens. To compare options, read about gas vs. electric fireplaces and see which suits your outdoor setup best.
Wood-Burning Outdoor Fireplaces
For those who love the sound and smell of a real wood fire, our wood-burning fireplaces offer unmatched ambiance. Make sure your wood is ready to burn with tips from our article on how to tell if firewood is seasoned.
Built-In & Freestanding Models
Whether you’re integrating a fireplace into a stone wall or adding a freestanding fire feature to your deck, we’ve got the design flexibility you need.
Want to explore more creative layouts? Check out these outdoor fireplace ideas for inspiration.
An outdoor fireplace does more than just keep you warm. It becomes the focal point of your backyard, extending your living space and adding value to your home.
Here’s why more homeowners are making the investment:
Looking to heat larger outdoor spaces? You may also consider outdoor heaters for added comfort and coverage.
Before you buy, think about how you’ll use your fireplace — and where it will go. Key factors include:
Want to maximize value? Read how HPC fire features can increase property appeal for long-term ROI.
A fireplace is just the beginning. Complete your outdoor space with:
Check out this guide on the best outdoor fireplaces to explore top-rated picks and compare models.
Explore our full Outdoor Fireplaces Collection and turn your backyard into a year-round destination. Whether you're hosting, relaxing, or just soaking in the ambiance, you'll find a fireplace that fits your vision and lifestyle.
From luxury gas units to rustic wood-burning models, Flame Authority carries outdoor fireplaces designed for real life—backed by expert support and trusted brands.
Gas outdoor fireplaces are usually safer for covered patios because they produce less smoke and fewer airborne particles than wood-burning models. Do not install any outdoor fireplace under a covered structure unless the unit meets the manufacturer’s clearance and ventilation requirements.
Gas outdoor fireplaces offer instant ignition, lower maintenance, and cleaner operation, while wood-burning fireplaces produce a stronger natural flame experience and smoke aroma. Choose wood-burning only if you are comfortable with firewood storage, ash cleanup, and chimney maintenance.
Outdoor fireplaces add localized radiant heat but will not heat an entire open backyard like a whole-home heating system. Large or windy outdoor spaces often require additional patio heaters for consistent comfort.
Built-in outdoor fireplaces create a permanent architectural focal point and integrate well into outdoor kitchens or stone features. Freestanding models are better if you want installation flexibility or plan to redesign your patio layout later.
Most wood-burning outdoor fireplaces require a chimney or venting system to direct smoke safely away from seating areas. Improper venting can cause smoke buildup, poor combustion, and unsafe outdoor air conditions.
Only use outdoor fireplaces on decks if the fireplace is approved for combustible surface installations and the deck meets the required clearance specifications. Wood-burning fireplaces typically require greater heat protection than gas models.