Outdoor fireplaces extend the living space onto a patio, deck or covered terrace. The gas models here include the Napoleon Riverside clean face outdoor fireplaces in 36 and 42 inch widths and the Napoleon Galaxy 51 inch outdoor linears, plus fire pit tables from EcoSmart and Athena and the Outdoor Greatroom Cove fire bowl. Output ranges from 40,000 BTU on the Riverside 36 to 65,000 BTU on larger units. Look at fuel supply, wind exposure and clearance to structures when you plan the installation.
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Outdoor fireplaces are built for weather, but the setting still matters. Check how much overhead cover you have, how close the fireplace will sit to walls and combustible materials, and whether wind will be a problem. Gas models need a natural gas or propane supply routed to the site by a qualified installer. Decide between a fireplace, which is a built-in feature, and a fire table or bowl, which sit on a patio and offer seating space. Review the finishing too, since the Riverside is a framed-in unit with a stainless steel build. Consider wind guards, covers and lighting options listed on the product pages.
No. Indoor units are not designed for weather exposure. Choose a model rated for outdoor use and follow its clearance guidance.
Outdoor-rated gas fireplaces burn in the open air and do not use a flue, but they need adequate clearance and ventilation as described in the manual.