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  • Mirage Stone Outdoor Fireplaces W/ BBQ

    Costco sells the Mirage Stone Outdoor Fireplaces W/ BBQ. Looks pretty nifty, no mortar, interlocking joints, and not too expensive. 2 variations on the same theme. The one mentioned above seems to have firebrick insides and a 3 position shelf, not unlike the churrasco setup, the other type is open on all 4 sides with metal screen, although you only have one side that actually opens for messing with the fire. This one says it is Lp gas, but I don't see why you couldn't burn wood as well. Seems like a nice easy addition to a patio build. Doesn't seem to need a special foundation either. Follow the link to the manufacturer, who seems to only sell to costco for a nifty video on the assembly.

    Good Luck.

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    Re: Mirage Stone Outdoor Fireplaces W/ BBQ

    Um, what link?
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      Re: Mirage Stone Outdoor Fireplaces W/ BBQ

      Google to the rescue:

      The assembly pictures,

      The video.

      I don't know if it would work with wood. You would certainly need a stronger grate.

      Upon further searching, they do have a wood version, and it's a couple of hundred bucks less. Still, it's in the same price range as the Forno Bravo fireplace, which is made of real refractory material.
      Last edited by dmun; 10-29-2007, 06:22 PM. Reason: found more links
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        Re: Mirage Stone Outdoor Fireplaces W/ BBQ

        Are there any recomended dry stack kits other than this one?

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          Re: Mirage Stone Outdoor Fireplaces W/ BBQ

          I use and recommend the rumford plan. You can buy just the throat and damper, and build your own firebrick firebox, which is much easier than a pompeii dome, or you can buy all the pre-cast components

          Rumford.com
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            Re: Mirage Stone Outdoor Fireplaces W/ BBQ

            Drool!!!! :smile:
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            "Success isn't permanent and failure isn't fatal." -Mike Ditka
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