American Fyre Designs Contractor's Model with Moulding Gas Fireplace

The custom stone fireplace, without building one from scratch. Quick Facts • Heating Capacity: Designed for ambiance, not as a heat source. • Fuel: Gas. Who It’s For A finished outdoor fireplace comes in the colors the factory picked, and none of them are the stone on the front of your house. You need a fireplace built to be clad, not bought as-is . If you or your contractor have a specific stone, tile, or veneer in mind and want the fireplace to belong to the house instead of sitting next to it, this is your unit. Pick a pre-finished model and you’re matching the patio to the fireplace; pick the Contractor’s Model with Moulding and the fireplace matches everything you’ve already built. What Makes It Special It arrives as a white concrete shell with the moulding details already shaped in, engineered to take your own stone, tile, or other veneer . The finish work is the point: when it’s done, the fireplace reads as part of the house, not an appliance parked on the patio. Underneath, it’s glass fiber reinforced concrete—alkali-resistant glass fiber and acrylic polymer blended into concrete built to stand up to the weather—delivered as easy-to-assemble modular components . You get the presence of a full-height masonry fireplace without laying it up block by block. There’s also a vent-free version made for covered spaces —a lanai or roofed patio where a standard outdoor fireplace can’t go. The firebox is lined in a herringbone brick pattern, so the fire has a finished backdrop before you’ve set a single stone. Possible Downsides • White Concrete is the only finish —it ships ready to clad, not ready to admire; if you want a finished fireplace out of the box, look at the Phoenix, Grand Phoenix, or Mariposa. • An open fire is ambiance first —it warms the people gathered at it, not a whole patio. If you want the outdoor fireplace to look like it was built with the house, the Contractor’s Model with Moulding is the right decision. The patio becomes the room the evening ends in. It comes in vented and vent-free versions—vent-free for lanais and covered patios—and takes gas log sets from full charred-oak stacks to sculptural branch styles, all finished with the stone, tile, or veneer you choose.

Manuals & Spec Sheets

Documentation for this model is available in the showroom.