Stone Fireplaces
Looking to upgrade your space? Our stone and masonry works are all about creating awesome stone fireplaces that make your place feel cozy and inviting with warmth and style to your home. So, let's go ahead and transform your space with our expert stone works with stunning stone fireplaces that blend beauty and functionality. Let us help you create a warm and inviting atmosphere in your home today!
Stone Fireplaces
Stone fireplaces key factors include its heat resistance, durability, cost and availability, and aesthetic appeal (color and texture). Choosing a stone that can withstand the high temperatures of a fire is crucial, and its robustness should ensure longevity. We will also recommend you the need to consider the stone's overall appearance to match your home's style, its price, and how much maintenance it requires over time.
4 popular types of stone for your fireplace​
1. Granite
​2. Marble
​3. Porcelain
4. Quartz (engineered stone)
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Timeless elegance to your home
Stone fireplaces will consist of the following parts:
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Smoke Shelf. This is the transition area in the masonry chimney.
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Chimney Crown. This concrete-like surface is featured at the top of the chimney.
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Flue Tile.
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Fire Box.
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Smoke Shelf.
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Lintel.
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Heart Extension.
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Damper.
Stone fireplace key factors
Functionality
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Heat Resistance:
The chosen stone must be able to tolerate the intense heat from the fire to prevent cracking or degradation.
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Durability:
The stone should be strong and resistant to scratches, stains, and wear from frequent use, ensuring a long-lasting investment.
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Maintenance:
Some stones, like marble, require regular sealing and cleaning to maintain their appearance, while others, such as granite or quartzite, are more low-maintenance.
Aesthetics
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Style, Color, & Texture:
The stone's appearance is vital for matching your home's decor and achieving the desired look and feel for the space.
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Versatility:
Different stone types offer a wide range of colors, patterns, and textures, allowing for a unique and personalized design for your fireplace.
Practical Considerations
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Budget:
The price of stone varies significantly based on the type and rarity of the material, so it's essential to balance your budget with the desired quality and look.
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Installation:
The complexity and cost of installation depend on the type of stone, with some materials requiring specialized expertise.
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Professional Assistance:
Consulting with a professional can help you select the best stone for your needs and ensure proper installation