9 Easy DIY Outdoor Fireplaces |

Outdoor Stone Fireplace

If you like stone, then you’re going to love this outdoor stone fireplace. Perfect for a smaller area and easy for those first timers out there. Only a few materials are needed to create this cozy outdoor fireplace: concrete fireproof blocks, a compound glue to affix the layers together, and sand for the center base of the fireplace. A simple yet elegant look to spruce up your outdoor space. Minimal time required to assemble this one, even for those of us that aren’t so handy!

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Outdoor Porch Fireplace

Fireplace on a porch? Why not? We just love the different styles of brick pieced together. Simulated stone was used instead of real stone which is more cost effective. The mantel just adds that extra something to give it a rustic look. A firebox was added into the frame they built onto their existing porch. Take your indoor living outside keeping yourself cozy and entertained. This fireplace uses a gas line that runs down the side of the fireplace. The old barn wood added to the ceiling, along with the crown molding and tiled floor makes this outdoor porch fireplace so warm and inviting.

Stacked Stone Outdoor Fireplace

Here’s another fireplace kit option, it comes complete with all of the materials you need along with detailed instructions on how to assemble. This build takes about 2-3 days. The kit that was chosen came in different blends. The one they used for this build is charcoal blend with the classic woodboxes. This outdoor fireplace is a great option for larger spaces on a level surface. We just love the height of this fireplace, it really fills up the space and gives a grand look. And the sides to hold the wood are a practical and great addition to this stone fireplace.

Fremont Outdoor Fireplace Kit

Here’s another great kit option. The Fremont outdoor fireplace kit works well in a smaller space. In just one weekend, you’ll have a beautiful entertaining space for your whole family. The kit comes with everything you need, no additional materials are required. The height of this fireplace really adds dimension without taking up too much space.

Old Mill Brick Outdoor Fireplace

Can you imagine yourself sitting in front of this fireplace on a cool night? We sure can! Budget-friendly and beautiful, now that’s what we’re talking about. The thin bricks used are castle gate with the ivory buff motor. This contrast really makes this fireplace pop. The wooden beam gives this outdoor fireplace a rustic look which makes it so cozy and inviting.

Pima II Outdoor Fireplace

Get your family ready for those cooler nights with this outdoor fireplace. We just love this stacked look of this fireplace with the cool colors of the bricks. You’ll be making some memories for sure about that beauty!

How We Built Our Outdoor Fireplace

If you’re looking for a beautiful architectural design, this outdoor fireplace is what you’ve been looking for. The height of this fireplace makes it perfect for a larger space. You’ll need a concrete foundation, cinder block base and heat shield, a fireplace insert, wooden structure around the fireplace, and last but not least a roof. You can choose to paint your board planks or leave them as is. They chose to paint theirs the color of warm concrete which has a very natural look. Built in about a week, this outdoor fireplace is worth the time and effort adding a great look to your outdoor space even when not in use.

Fireplace with a Kit

If you’re looking for a kit design here’s one for you! A backyard waterfall turned into an outdoor fireplace in no time, this project took about three weekends to fully complete. After pouring a cement pad, they began with the assembling of their Interstate Brick kit which came in about 20 pieces. We love how they were able to use some recycled pieces from their old waterfall in the build. Beautiful and resourceful.

Easy Outdoor Fireplace

This modern outdoor fireplace is a great option for a larger space, a perfect fit under their existing pergola. The fireplace in this build is an electric fireplace to protect the environment and not burn wood or use gas, the brand they used was SimpliFire. So essentially all that you need for this build is the frame for the electric fireplace. Great for all seasons and the electric fireplace gives you the option to change colors and give you a clean and environmentally safe centerpiece to add to your outdoor space.