Outdoor fireplace
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Catherine G
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Buy prefab or have built on site? Any ideas on price points? I jsust want a basic stone fireplace off my concrete patio.
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Catherine, if you are just looking for a "basic stone fireplace" then I would just build it myself. You can find all the materials you would need at either Lowes or Home Depot. Line the interior with fire resistant brick and then use your choice of stone for the outside portion. The cost here should be rather minimal, depending on how extravagant you get and the some materials you choose.
Dan's of Central Florida, Inc.
on Dec 29, 2011
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Catherine, take a look at this link: This is a DIY kit that comes on a pallets http://www.outdoorlivingkits.com/literature/Necessories-Outdoor-Living-Kits-Mini-Catalog.pdf
360 Sod (Donna Dixson)
on Dec 29, 2011
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It depends on the size and the location of the gas line you would be sourcing should you want a gas hookup. Basically for a fireplace that runs about 6' wide and about 6' high on center, you can get that built for about $3,500-$5,500.
Atlanta Finished Basements
on Dec 29, 2011
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Thanks for the info Four Season Nursery! I don't think I want gas but if I did, there is already a gas hookup out there. $3500-$5500 isn't too bad, but I do think I will explore all my options.
Catherine G
on Dec 29, 2011
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I would not do a built-in, as it will not add value and it may lower value of the home. i would not want one, so it would be a turn off to me as a buyer. having options are always best.
Johnchip
on Nov 21, 2015
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