Shown in Ledgestone Rushmore

Ember

Classic Angular Stone Build

Shown in Dry Stack Pearl

Ignite

Modern Stone Monolith

Wood Boxes

Wood boxes available in 36”, 42”, or 48” width options, with or without a hearth

Sold in pairs
Shown here 36” without hearth

Ledgestone

Irregular and imperfect. Jagged, rough and random in size and shape with gray cement grout to bring it all together.

Mystic

Osage

Oxford

Rushmore

Southbriar

Dry Stack

Layered and Precise. Carefully selected stone of varying thickness, compact and tightly layered, meticulously joined with gray cement grout.

Catawba

Lakepointe

Pearl

Toccoa

Whisperwood

Built for years and years of enjoyment

JDM Outdoor Fireplaces start with a strong 18-guage, U-channel, galvanized steel frame with welded joints to ensure no cracking or settling. Magnesium oxide panel substrate is used for its better heat and moisture resistance compared to the common cement board. Safety is a top priority, and our fireplaces use standard double-walled flue pipes and metal spark arrestors to keep flames where they should stay.

Material and Measurements

18-gauge galvanized, welded, metal u-channel structure
Magnesium oxide board overlay
24” H firebox with black interior
2.5” firebrick on firebox floor and firebox back
1.25” firebrick on firebox sides
Gray concrete hearth, 15” D x 16” H
ProVia® manufactured stone
Precast concrete chimney top
Metal cap and spark arrestor, powder-coated black
10” double-walled flue pipe (Compact)
12” double-walled flue pipe (Standard & Grand)
Limited lifetime warranty

Site Selection

Choosing the perfect spot for your outdoor fireplace is an essential first step in creating an inviting atmosphere for your backyard. The fireplace should be installed on a level concrete pad or foundation to ensure stability and safety. If your site requires a foundation, we’re happy to provide one for an additional charge. This makes for a more seamless, integrated appearance and provides a reliable base for years to come.

Our outdoor fireplaces can be beautifully incorporated into one of our custom-built pavilions to create a truly remarkable outdoor space. To ensure that you, your family, and your guests can enjoy your fireplace safely and comfortably for many years, your fireplace should not be installed on the east side of any building or structure (due to prevailing wind patterns).