HP Rovinelli Architects Thanks! The fireplace is custom, wood burning, built by Jeff Gamelin of Orland, Maine. The back of the firleplace is safety glass, allowong visibilty from the screened summer room beyond.

marzmaz Beautiful space!! I'm exploring options to seal off one side of a two-sided fireplace in a house we recently purchased (to eliminate inherent smoking issues). In doing some research, it seems like a ceramic 'glass' suits the bill, but I'm searching for someone to measure install. Could you tell me what sort of subcontractor you hired for that work? Thanks!

HP Rovinelli Architects This is a steep roof: 12 to 12, or a 45 degree angle. Thanks!

HP Rovinelli Architects The glass is specifically made for a fireplace and is very thick and therefore difficult to break through, tougher than a standard window. The house has an alarm system and all the glass is secured.

susieneb Thanks, just curious!

HP Rovinelli Architects The stone is native to Maine; the chimney was custom designed and installed by Jeff Gamelin at Freshwater Stone (http://www.freshwaterstone.com/site/).

HP Rovinelli Architects The owner purchased this table in Hawaii, where it was made.

COASTROAD Hearth & Patio Since no one else has jumped in . . .
This appears to be a custom masonry fireplace, likely with a ceramic glass panel installed on the porch side, but there are indoor/outdoor gas fireplaces available "off-the-shelf", so to speak:

http://majesticproducts.com/family/Fireplaces/Direct-Vent/Marquis-See-Thru/
http://majesticproducts.com/family/Fireplaces/Direct-Vent/Echelon-See-Thru/
http://www.heatnglo.com/Products/Twilight-II-Gas-Fireplace.aspx

HP Rovinelli Architects This was a custom masonry wood burning fireplace. We found a supplier of fireglass suitable for exterior applications. The fire is open to the lving room, but you see through the glass to the fire from the porch. Thanks!