The Forge · Contractor project guide
For a backyard renovation, a fire feature is both a focal point and a coordination task. Use this visual shortlist to align the client’s preferred experience with the fuel, finish and installation scope.
For clients who want a wood-fire ritual
Show the client the actual shape before discussing the installation plan. These are the four current Outdoor Plus smokeless wood options; dry-wood storage, ash access and clearances belong in the brief.
Helix
A square sculpture for an architectural patio.
Gravity
A round silhouette for a simple seating circle.
Orbit
A broad Corten centerpiece for an open lounge.
Artemis
A GFRC top when concrete texture is part of the palette.
For patios built around regular entertaining
Coronado Metal
Use the long rectangular form to anchor a lounge layout.
Procurement: size, material, gas type and ignition.
Unity Metal
Show a round gas option when the client wants a softer gathering layout.
Procurement: diameter, height, material and fuel.
Florence GFRC
Bring a low concrete silhouette into the hardscape palette.
Procurement: finish, gas and ignition; confirm the 42-inch footprint.
For a defined outdoor living room
These RTF fireplaces give the plan a focal wall or divider. Pair the product view with the proposed finished elevation; coordinate cladding, utilities and access before ordering.
Berkeley RTF
A see-through design can connect two outdoor zones.
Pictured wind guard is optional and is not included.
Huntington RTF
A hearth-style form creates a distinct gathering destination.
Confirm the selected width and finish scope.
Williams RTF
Use the linear opening as an architectural focal point.
Coordinate the final finish and service access.
For a poolside fire-and-water moment
Cazo Copper Fire & Water Bowl
A sculpted bowl combines flame with a spillway for a pool or water-feature plan.
Requires coordinated water and gas systems; it is not a self-contained fountain.
Coordinate before the purchase order
Confirm the exact drawing and manual, clearances, gas supply, ignition power where needed, drainage, service access and freight route. Separate product supply from installation and finish responsibilities. Verify lead time and included components for the chosen configuration.
See the pictured outdoor-kitchen, water and seating checklist.
Bring the plan. We’ll help build the product list.
Send your plan, delivery ZIP, product shortlist, quantities and target installation date. Include preferred fuel, ignition and finishes so we can discuss the right configurations.
Start a trade project inquiryQuick answers
What should a contractor send for a fire-feature inquiry?
Send the site or delivery ZIP, plan, model and size shortlist, preferred finishes, fuel and ignition preferences, quantity and project timeline.
Are RTF fireplaces delivered with the final decorative finish?
RTF means ready to finish. Coordinate the final cladding or finish and installation scope. Confirm included components and accessories for the chosen model.
