Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers

Beacon Hill BlissTraditional Patio, New York

Custom granite seat walls and firepit with Pennsylvania bluestone cap. Random pattern square cut PA bluestone patio surface. Red Laceleaf Japanese Maple enframes the view.

Alan & Linda Detrick Photography

URL: http://www.cordinglandscape.com

Inspiration for a large timeless backyard stone patio remodel in New York with a fire pit and no cover — Houzz

What is the name of the tree?

- What is the name of the tree with the red leaves of the left side of the picture?

Dodie Gazda
Is the firepit wood burning or gas? If wood burning, what is it lined with and does it need drainage?
March 18, 2017
PRO
Cording Landscape Design
The fire pit is gas. It is lined with fire brick and fire clay. There is a drain in the bottom to prevent it becoming a birdbath!
March 20, 2017

dkomac wrote:Jun 9, 2014

How did you build the fire pit with those rocks?

dkomac
Sorry but I'm a woman and I don't know exactly how it works, but did the stone go on cement board or anything?
June 11, 2014
PRO
Cording Landscape Design
No it did not. It was stacked and we secure the stones with concrete on the inside so you don't see concrete seams from the outside.
June 12, 2014

Two Brothers Brick Paving wrote:Apr 28, 2014

Caps

- Hi - What's the wall cap made from. Looks like either bluestone or limestone.

Andrea Shink
what about the flooring? also bluestone?
May 5, 2015
PRO
Cording Landscape Design
Yes. Pennsylvania bluestone as well
May 5, 2015

katenook wrote:Apr 29, 2016

Did you need to use footers when constructing the walls?

PRO
Cording Landscape Design
We constructed these walls by stacking the stone to give a dry-laid appearance and then backed the stone with mortar for added strength.
April 29, 2016
katenook
We would like to know if the plans for the patio and fire pit are available to purchase?
May 1, 2016

angimarks wrote:Apr 15, 2014

seat wall height

- How tall is this fire pit and seat wall? Thanks so much.

PRO
Cording Landscape Design
The fire pit is 16" tall, the seat wall against the foundation of the home is 18" tall and the curved seat wall around the fire pit is 20" tall.
April 15, 2014last modified: April 15, 2014
PRO
Nancy Van Natta Associates
I love this design. The seating wall provides extra seating and it also defines the space around the fire. The Adirondack chairs stand out against the stone and greenery. Really nice!
April 16, 2014

Victoria Champeau wrote:Mar 31, 2014

Love the chairs, where can I buy them?

PRO
Cording Landscape Design
The client purchased the chairs on their own but you can find similar Adirondack chairs at Walpole Woodworkers (www.walpolewoodworkers.com).
March 31, 2014
PRO
Douglas Nance
You can also find similar adirondack chairs made of teak or recycled plastic at www.atlanticpatio.com
April 2, 2014

Georgescu Oana wrote:May 5, 2015

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PRO
Cording Landscape Design
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May 7, 2015

tdtbc5 wrote:May 5, 2014

What type & color is the stone used on fire pit & wall facings?

PRO
Cording Landscape Design
Granite.
May 5, 2014

truetality wrote:Apr 30, 2014

sharing images

- can these images be shared in other social media groups ?

PRO
Cording Landscape Design
Unfortunately, this is our intellectual property and we do not share our photos with the public without receiving credit for our work or our photographers work. We are very flattered for your interest in our photographs!
July 10, 2014

julieefisher wrote:Apr 24, 2014

How many feet from the pit to the wall?

PRO
Cording Landscape Design
5' from the back of the fire pit to the front of the seat wall.
April 24, 2014

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Rock wall and brick coping could serve as planter all and spa siding.

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like the fire pit, not the seating wall

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Fit pit style, wall border for sitting?