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Wanting to use the garden after dark
A fire pit with proper seating around it is one of the simplest ways to make a backyard usable through the cooler months.
Built Into The Garden
Fire Pits
- Wood-burning and gas options
- Built-in or freestanding designs
- Seating and paving designed together
A fire pit designed as part of the garden
We build fire pits across Brighton and the bayside suburbs, designed together with the seating and paving around them rather than dropped onto a random patch of lawn. A fire pit works best as a proper feature of the garden, not a metal ring sitting on its own.
Whether it's a built-in stone feature or a simpler freestanding setup, the location, wind direction and nearby planting all affect how well it actually gets used. Get in touch and we'll talk through what suits the space.
When This Comes Up
Common reasons to add a fire pit
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A backyard redesign that includes outdoor living
A fire pit is often added alongside a deck, patio or pergola as part of a wider outdoor living upgrade.
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Replacing a portable fire pit with a built-in feature
A permanent, built-in fire pit reads as part of the garden design rather than furniture that gets moved around.
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An outdoor space that gets used after dark
A properly placed fire pit turns a backyard into somewhere worth sitting outside on a cooler Brighton evening, rather than a space that only gets used over summer. Built together with the paving and seating around it, and worked into the wider planting, the finished feature reads as a deliberate part of the garden rather than something added on afterwards.
Options
Fire pit options
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Wood-burning built-in fire pit
A stone or block surround built into the garden, suited to a household that wants the look and sound of a real wood fire.
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Gas fire pit
A cleaner, lower-maintenance option with instant on and off control, well suited to smaller courtyards or entertaining areas.
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Freestanding fire pit setting
A simpler option for a smaller budget or a garden still being built out in stages, without the built-in surround.
How It Works
What happens after you get in touch
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Site visit and quote
We look at the location, wind and nearby planting, and give a clear quote before anything starts.
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Build
The fire pit gets built along with the seating and paving around it, as one connected feature.
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Handover
You get a finished fire pit area ready to use, with any warranty on the work explained clearly at handover.
Why Choose Us
A feature of the garden, not an add-on
Designed with the seating around it
The fire pit and its seating get planned together, not treated as two separate purchases.
Placed to actually get used
Wind direction and proximity to the house are worked out before the location is fixed, not left to chance.
Built into the wider garden design
The finished feature ties into paving, planting and any deck or patio nearby rather than sitting on its own.
Ready to start your project?
Send your details through and we'll arrange a free site visit before anything is costed.
