Welcome to our Nashville Fire Pit page
We make some of the prettiest Fire Pits in Nashville. You can choose from a Gas Fire Pit or a Wood Burning Fire Pit. All of our work is guaranteed for 1 year. We make natural stone, man made stone, and paver fire pits. We use fire brick in the center of our pits to protect your stone from the heat. Take a look below.
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Quigleys Landscaping 615-715-8216 For all of your Fire Pit Needs!
This fire pit is in Brentwood Tn. Spend the evening roasting marshmallows or just entertaining friends around the fire. |
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Quigleys Landscaping 615-715-8216 For all of your Patio Fire Pit Needs!
This fire pit is in Nashville and it is one of our smaller ones. Gray on Gray flagstone fire pit. |
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Quigleys Landscaping 615-715-8216 For all of your Pool Fire Pit Needs! Gas Firepit This fire pit is gas and has smaller pieces of flagstone used for the cap. What a great look. |
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Quigleys Landscaping 615-715-8216 For all of your Tan Flagstone Fire Pit Needs! Tan Flagstone Firepit This Tan Flagstone Fire Pit has a firbrick center and has flagstone mortared to the outer edge. The beautiful cap is made of large flat pieces cut to size. Call us today for your Nashville Flagstone Fire Pit. |
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Quigleys Landscaping 615-715-8216 For all of your Tan Natural Flagstone Firepit Needs!
This fire pit is 4' wide from outer edge to outer edge. What an amazing firepit to have at your home. Call us today to have your firepit installed. 615-715-8216 |
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Our fire pits are made with fire brick inside to protect the natural stone from heat. A fire pit made with natural stone is timeless and affordable when compared to concrete block. |
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This is our least expensive option and also a nice choice. This fire pit does not have a firebrick center. Great for any back yard. This is a Gray and Tan fire pit.
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Fire pits are smoking hot.
Well, when they’re being used, fire pits are quite hot indeed. But the fad of having a fire pit in your yard is just as hot – the number of people shopping for fire pits and adding them to their yard as a landscaping feature has increased enormously just in the past five years.
Many people want a fire pit for entertainment purposes – it’s nice to gather around a safe, controlled fire outdoors, but still within reach of the kitchen.
But don’t install that fire pit too close to the kitchen. A fire pit should be placed on a satellite patio and made from materials like stone or concrete that can with-stand heat, which is dedicated to the fire pit itself, at least 30 feet away from the house.
The danger of a house fire isn’t the main reason for the 30 feet rule. Smoke is.
An outdoor fire, in a fire pit, is susceptible to winds and breezes. Smoke, dispersed from the top of the fire pit, can be carried back towards the home very quickly. Thirty feet is the minimum that would allow the smoke to break up sufficiently to not adversely affect anyone inside the home with a door or window open.
Thinking more upscale than a glorified campfire? An outdoor fireplace is a much more expensive than a fire pit, but it adds an element of class. Having a little Landscape area between the fire pit and the home can be a barrier to smoke.
Distance from the house is not as crucial because an outdoor fireplace will vent the smoke with its own chimney. But placement is aesthetically crucial – whereas a fire pit is often circular and surrounded by chairs, and thus identical on all sides, the hearth of an outdoor fireplace requires planning and thought. It should be both visible and inviting
If you don’t like the smoke involved with both either an outdoor fireplace or an fire pit, but you still yearn to sip wine outdoors, at night, in front of a dancing glow, you can spend a good bit more money and have the structure outfitted for natural gas.
Direct feed natural gas lines are becoming a popular solution for outdoor kitchens as well. However, some communities have zoning restrictions for outdoor fire pits and fireplaces. Check with your homeowners association for any restrictions before you start a project.
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