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Stamped concrete?

12 years ago

Is this stamped concrete? I really like the look, but hardscapers in our area won't do stamped concrete anymore because of the freeze/thaw cycle..I'm looking for an alternative that LOOKS like this!

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User
12 years ago
Hey there! Not sure on the concrete as it was already in existence when the backyard "make over" happened. I'm guessing it is stamped as we have a lot in the area. Good luck.
patmac8
12 years ago
Where can I get this firepit?
PRO
User
12 years ago
Please email doug@modernfab.com and I will send you a proposal to supply the fire bowl and kit. Thanks!
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FireFly Design, LLC
12 years ago
We offer cast iron fire bowls in 36" and 45" diameters. They work well alone or together in one of our hand forged stands or vintage factory carts. Cast iron grill grates are available as well!
PRO
User
12 years ago
All works are custom spun to size, this fire bowl is 54" diameter and all handcrafted. No limitations, any size and depth.

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