Warming Trends® Featured in gb&d Magazine
Over the summer, we were thrilled to sit down with gb&d magazine to discuss why Warming Trends® partners consistently choose us for their…
Isolation Inspiration, Part II: The Backyard Has Not Been Cancelled
Backyards across the country have not been cancelled. If anything, they’re being utilized more these days. If you find yourself dreaming of a backyard remodel, whether it’s for yourself or the projects you’re excited to get back to creating, we’ve put together another set of ‘Isolation Inspiration’ to help you dream up the perfect outdoor […]
Six Steps to FIRE!
Whether you’re converting a wood-burning fire pit to gas or starting from scratch, choosing the right CROSSFIRE® Brass Burner for you can be done in six simple steps. Step 1: Measure Measure the interior dimensions of the opening of the enclosure. If you are designing from the ground up, give us a call to discuss […]
Isolation Inspiration: Bring Your Backyard to Life
With everyone spending a lot of time at home these days, we thought we’d bring a little ‘Isolation Inspiration’ to those considering a backyard remodel. From ‘plug and play’ vessels to all-out backyard renovations, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite pits and projects we are proud to be a part of. Hiner Outdoor Living […]
Certifications: The Facts and Nothing but the Facts
Note: This article was updated December 2020 per updates to the Warming Trends® certification list. There is a lot of misleading information out there regarding certification of products like our own. Having the most up-to-date and accurate information is important to us, to our partners, and to our customers, so we have compiled the following […]
Customer Spotlight: Nisho
Landscape architects Chris Turner and Paul Wrona had been creating innovative outdoor living spaces for years and were repeatedly running into the same problem: they were unable to find quality, tasteful solutions for fire features that met their design standards. “We wanted something that was impressive when it was on and still looked like a […]