
An outdoor fireplace lets you use the terrace on cool summer evenings and during the colder months of autumn. You and your guests can enjoy outdoor gatherings without freezing. Whether you are renovating your patio or simply redesigning it, consider where you can build a fireplace in the garden. Here are two options and a great idea for creating a pleasant atmosphere on the patio.
Building a brick fireplace in the garden

If you have the space, build a traditional brick fireplace in the garden on your patio and surround it with outdoor furniture to create an open-air living area. If you also want to grill, consider the route to the table and cooking area. Use materials such as brick, stone or plaster. Think about the direction the wind usually comes from. A glass fireplace door can minimize dust and dirt, and the ash will not be blown around as easily.
Building a fire pit instead of a fireplace in the garden

A fire pit can be a less expensive and more practical alternative to a fireplace in the garden. Fire pits can be placed almost anywhere on a terrace and moved easily when you rearrange the patio furniture. If you want to build an open fire feature, choose its location carefully. It should not be too close to buildings, trees or shrubs. For construction, you can use materials such as clinker brick, standard brick, slabs or rubble stone.
Clinker brick fireplace

Comfortable seating on the terrace

Wrought iron furniture

Natural stone fireplace

Country style

Rubble stone

Cool autumn evenings on the terrace












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