Every home has a heart—a space that naturally draws friends and family near to sit, eat, laugh, and make memories. Your outdoor living space is no different. Adding a fireplace to your outdoor living room or patio gives your guests and family a place to gather close, long after the sun has set.

The Grand Fireplace Kit comes with everything you need to build the centerpiece of your outdoor living room in a single day, including pre-cut blocks and components, adhesives, and step by step building instructions.

If you live in Arizona, you’re probably familiar with many of the fire restrictions in place in the state and your city. Whether you live in Phoenix, Flagstaff, or Prescott Valley, it’s essential to understand and follow all state and local fire ordinances. And, because they can shift in response to various health and environmental factors, you should always be on the lookout for any changes or updates to them.

For example, residents in many parts of Phoenix can enjoy recreational fires without a permit unless it is a declared No Burn Day and provided they burn only gaseous fuels or clean, dry wood. However, residents in specific Maricopa County neighborhoods, including many Phoenix neighborhoods, may not burn recreational fires at all between May 1 – September 30.

Local fire restrictions for Flagstaff residents are declared in stages, limiting the types of fires allowed or prohibiting them entirely depending on various factors. While small backyard campfires are generally allowed without a permit in Flagstaff, even these can be forbidden under certain conditions, particularly during the dry season.