Metro Atlanta Fire Pit Design & Installation Services

Types of Atlanta Fire Pit Design and Installation Available:

When choosing a fire pit, consider factors such as your preferred fuel type, the size of your outdoor space, safety features, and the overall design that complements your outdoor aesthetics. Always prioritize safety and follow local regulations and guidelines for fire pit installation and usage.

Wood-Burning Fire Pit

A traditional fire pit that burns wood logs to produce flames and heat. Wood-burning fire pits create a cozy and rustic atmosphere with the crackling sounds and the scent of burning wood.

Gas Fire Pit

Gas fire pits use natural gas or propane as the fuel source, offering a clean and convenient alternative to wood-burning fire pits. They can be easily ignited and controlled with a switch or knob.

Fire Pit Table

Fire pit tables combine the functionality of a fire pit with that of a table. They often have a built-in fire pit in the center, surrounded by a tabletop where you can place drinks and snacks.

Portable Fire Pit

These fire pits are designed to be lightweight and easy to move around, making them ideal for camping trips or outdoor events.

Chiminea

A chiminea is a freestanding, front-loading fireplace with a vertical chimney. They are usually made of clay, cast iron, or steel and provide a more contained and controlled fire.

Fire Bowl

Fire bowls are shallow containers that hold the firewood or gas burner. They are versatile and can be placed on the ground or on a stand, making them suitable for various outdoor spaces.

Fire Pit Ring

Fire pit rings are metal enclosures that are placed directly on the ground to contain the fire. They come in various sizes and can be DIY-installed or used in existing fire pits.

Copper Fire Pit

Copper fire pits add a touch of elegance to outdoor spaces. Over time, they develop a natural patina, enhancing their beauty.

Stone or Concrete Fire Pit

These fire pits are constructed using stones or concrete blocks to create a permanent and durable structure.

Fire Pit with Seating

Some fire pits are designed with built-in seating, such as stone benches or concrete ledges, providing a convenient and comfortable gathering area around the fire.

Sunken Fire Pit

A sunken fire pit is installed below ground level, creating a cozy and intimate space for gatherings.

Smokeless Fire Pit

Smokeless fire pits use advanced technology to reduce smoke production, providing a more pleasant and enjoyable fire experience.

Fire Pit with Grilling Grate

Some fire pits come with a removable grill grate, allowing you to cook food over the fire.

Fire Pit with Spark Screen

A spark screen is a protective mesh cover that fits over the fire pit, preventing sparks from flying out and reducing the risk of fire hazards.

Modern/ Contemporary Fire Pit

These fire pits boast sleek and minimalist designs, often featuring materials like stainless steel, concrete, or glass.