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Decks with Fire Pits

Fire on a deck needs care, and these designs show it done properly: gas fire tables with a heat shield beneath, wood-burning pits set into a gravel or stone inset, and fire bowls placed at the edge with a view.

Multi-Level Cedar Deck with Hot Tub Rustic deck Composite Deck with Sunken Seating Area Modern deck Rooftop Composite Deck with Fire Table Modern deck Sunken Fire Pit on Lakeside Deck Rustic deck Multi-Level Composite Deck with Fire Pit Modern deck Composite Deck with Screened Timber Porch Classic deck Narrow Composite Deck with Fire Table Modern deck Multi-Level Composite Deck with Fire Pit Rustic deck Covered Composite Deck with Stone Fireplace Classic deck Tiered Deck with Lounge and Dining Areas Farmhouse deck Tiered Deck on a Coastal Beach House Coastal deck Tiered Timber Deck with Desert Dining Desert deck Multi-Level Deck Beside a Limestone Estate French-country deck Tiered Timber Deck with Outdoor Dining Tudor deck Tiered Gray Deck with Dining Pergola Colonial deck Tiered Timber Deck with Outdoor Dining Mountain deck Timber Deck with Glowing Fire Table Mediterranean deck Modern Farmhouse Deck with Fire Table Farmhouse deck Timber Deck with Concrete Fire Table Mid-century deck Weathered Timber Deck with Fire Table Coastal deck Pergola-Covered Deck with Fire Table Cottage deck Timber Deck with Rectangular Fire Table Japanese deck Desert Deck Featuring Concrete Fire Table Desert deck Deck with Fire Table Under String Lights French-country deck Dark Wood Deck with Built-in Fire Table Tudor deck Timber Deck with Central Fire Table Victorian deck Composite Deck with Glowing Fire Table Colonial deck Covered Timber Deck with Fire Table Mountain deck Sprawling Timber Deck with Fire Pit Tropical deck

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Decks with Fire Pits, explained.

Fire on a deck needs care, and these designs show it done properly: gas fire tables with a heat shield beneath, wood-burning pits set into a gravel or stone inset, and fire bowls placed at the edge with a view.

Check your local code and the manufacturer's clearances before choosing, then save the decks where the fire feels part of the layout — with seating around it and nothing flammable above.

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