Architectural & Outdoor

Fire pit surrounds in stone, shaped to your space

A fire pit surround is where outdoor living comes together, so the stone needs to look right and handle heat. We fabricate custom surrounds with mitered corners, clean edges and architectural details.

We plan material, clearances and layout with you before anything is cut.

Scope of work

What Your Fire Pit Surrounds Project Includes

  • Close-up of a fire pit burner set into a dark stone surround with a light vein

    Heat-aware material choice

    Porcelain, sintered stone and some natural stones suit fire features. We match the material to the fire unit and how it is used.

  • Corner detail of a stone fire pit surround with a contrasting inlay

    Mitered and architectural details

    Mitered corners, ledges and mantel-style details are planned and specified in fabrication.

  • Fire pit with a built-in wood bench seating area

    Digital templating

    The space and the fire unit opening are captured digitally so the stone fits the build.

  • Rectangular stone fire pit surround with the flame lit

    Installation oversight

    Pieces are set, seamed and checked against the clearances your fire unit requires.

Step by step

How Your Fire Pit Surrounds Project Is Planned and Installed

Design the surround

We review the space, the fire unit and the look you want, from low and simple to a taller feature.

Plan ahead

What to Consider Before Planning Fire Pit Surrounds

Required clearances come from the fire unit's specification, not assumption, and we coordinate with whoever installs it.

Stone near an open flame needs the right material, so we confirm suitability before you commit to a slab.

A surround also faces weather, so material and substrate are chosen for the season as well as the fire.

Real projects

Case studies

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  • After, Kirkland Outdoor Fire Pit, Neolith Sintered Stone

    Outdoor · Sintered Stone

    Kirkland Outdoor Fire Pit in Neolith Sintered Stone

    Kirkland, WA

    A fire pit surround in Neolith sintered stone for a modern Kirkland home. The material handles heat, sun and weather, and LED accent lighting adds a glow at night.

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Questions

Fire Pit Surrounds: Your Questions Answered

Porcelain, sintered stone and some natural stones are common. The right one depends on your fire unit and whether the flame is open or sealed.

Yes. We fabricate surrounds with full-height walls and mantel-style details, planned for how the piece will be lifted and set.

Yes. We confirm clearances and openings against the unit's specification and coordinate with its installer.

Yes. Mitered corners give a thicker, cleaner look, and we plan them during layout and fabrication.

With the right material and substrate, yes. We choose with both heat and weather in mind.

Ready to plan your fire pit surrounds?

Share photos, rough sizes and the material you like. We will help you take the next step.