Poured Concrete Outdoor Fireplace

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Poured concrete outdoor fireplace.

Concrete is also used as a core for fireplaces built on site from scratch. We can also create a fireplace hearth to compliment your surround as well. If it s a tall ceiling or space wall panels can also be utilized to add to the design. Since our poured concrete panels are only 5 8 thick the weight of the concrete fireplace surround is significantly reduced compared to cast in place concrete while still maintaining the look and feel of a stone product around the fireplace.

When we bought the house in march of this year it came complete with a gigantic river rock fireplace and enormous poured concrete raised hearth about 13 long 3 5 deep and about 12 off the floor. All of our outdoor fireplaces are custom built says corey bittner of neave group new york. Concrete fireplace surrounds are very safe because concrete is a non combustible material. Our expert designers and fabrication team.

The poured in place concrete carries through to the outdoor kitchen acid stained a deep blended color pallet to set this new custom outdoor fireplace off. Look through poured concrete fireplace photos in different. There s an issue with that portion of the concrete pad question in that there is no one. Diy outdoor fireplace on new poured concrete pad.

Support that structure and keep it from settling and cracking. Now you say that s all fine and dandy but how thick does the concrete need to be. They ll be there forever. A concrete fireplace surround can add a beautiful focal point of interest to your room.

We finished this rancho murieta outdoor fireplace off with a knock down stucco veneer to match the house and with an arizona natural flagstone mantle and chimney cap. Do it right from the beginning and pour some concrete. Now you say that s all fine and dandy but how thick does the concrete need to be. Diy outdoor fireplace on new poured concrete pad.

We use block faced with veneer on concrete footings. Do it right from the beginning and pour some concrete. We ve stripped off all the river rock demolished the hearth entirely and we ve got a jumbo brick facing around the remaining firebox. Support that structure and keep it from settling and cracking.

This core may be poured in place or concrete block is used.