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DIY Fireplace Plans and Kits by Backyard Flare, LLC - Tucson, Arizona

An outdoor fireplace is an ideal way to add value to your home while creating a gorgeous outdoor area to enjoy with family and friends. Most people enlist

A DIY outdoor fireplace kit is a great way to go to save on labor costs! An outdoor fireplace is one thing I've always wanted to add to our

Hello barbies! I'm sorry it's been so long since my last post - we've been working on a big project in the back yard, that as weeks wore on, felt like it was getting bigger and more expensive by the day. What started in March as a 2-3 week project to transform our backyard from empty and boring into a useful, relaxing outdoor living space turned into a two month project with cost overruns accumulating at an unbelievably fast rate. We ended up going way over budget and even more over in terms…

Our backyard underwent a major transformation this summer. We added a sprawling deck to our backyard and furnishings and finally, built an outdoor fireplace ...

An outside fire can be larger than the usual indoor version, though that consumes more wood. But it should have visual appeal and a certain “wow!” factor. I opted to make the opening 700 mm x 700 mm, so I can put on a reasonably chunky piece of ti tree without constant refuelling but also leave a few trees standing on the property. I made the hearth about 600 mm above ground level, as most people will be standing in front of it.

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A DIY fire pit is just what your backyard needs this summer. Whether you want stone, cinder block, or one welded from metal, these ideas have you covered.

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We started tearing up our old backyard in March 2017, we did it DIY style with the help of friends who are professionals — a landscaper, a builder and lucky us–an amazing pool designer. It’s not quite done yet, but I’ve never been one to hide the process until we had a big perfect reveal. So here we are 8-9 months into the biggest project we’ve ever done–completely rebuilding a pool, and adding a patio and fireplace area to our backyard. The backyard when we first toured the house in 2013…

Outdoor fireplaces today are not all fueled by traditional fire and wood as in times past; some run on natural gas or propane. If you would like, check out the gallery to see more landscaping ideas with ShadeScape™ DIY pergola, pavilion and arbor kits others have had installed for their outdoor living fireplaces.

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Trish built this beautiful outdoor fireplace and the patio out of stone. "I Built this outdoor fireplace and when I was finished I asked my brother to take a picture of me with it and I came out in an evening gown! Ha ha!"

Use one of these outdoor fireplace construction plans to build a new feature for your yard that looks great and will keep you warm.

Now that cold weather is here, it is time to start enjoying it outdoors. What better place than in your

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Romanstone's new fire pit is literally above the rest. Rising to nearly 40" tall, this unique pit is a statement you can build your backyard (party) around.

If you love this fireplace and would love a DIY outdoor fireplace construction plan to build it, look no further. This is our Pima II design with a 48" wide firebox for your raging fires, guaranteed to produce lots of heat. The structure height to the top of the chimney is approximately 7' and this can be altered as well. This construction plan will guide you step by step as you build your fireplace using cinder blocks and mortar, and it will offer some ideas for finishing the structure…