Many wood-burning fireplaces can be converted to gas for outdoor use. However, we suggest consulting with our team to determine if your existing fireplace is suitable for conversion.

Permit requirements can vary depending on your local building codes and regulations. In many areas, outdoor fireplaces, especially gas ones, may require permits. Please consult with our team or check with your local municipal authorities or building department to determine the specific permit requirements for your location.

A fire pit is an open, typically circular or square outdoor feature that allows for a contained fire. It offers a 360-degree view of the flames and usually has a more casual and informal design. Fire pits are often placed at ground level or slightly elevated and can accommodate larger groups.

On the other hand, an outdoor fireplace is a structured and enclosed fire feature, resembling a traditional indoor fireplace. It includes a front opening and a chimney that directs smoke upward and away from the seating area. Outdoor fireplaces can serve as focal points for outdoor spaces, providing a cozy and intimate atmosphere.

Yes, gas logs can typically be installed in outdoor fireplaces, provided that the fireplace is designed and equipped for gas use. Many outdoor gas fireplaces are designed to accommodate gas logs, offering convenience and ease of use for creating a controlled and consistent flame.

However, it's important to consult the manufacturer's guidelines and specifications for your specific outdoor fireplace to ensure that gas logs are a compatible and safe option. Additionally, professional installation by a licensed technician is recommended to ensure proper gas line connections and compliance with safety standards.