Fire Walls & Flame Screens
Feature walls with built-in burners, flame sheets and glass screens that turn a vertical surface into a dramatic fire experience.
- Wall height: 3 to 8 ft typical
- Materials: Stone, concrete, steel, stucco
- Fuel: Natural gas or propane
What it is, and why it works.
A fire wall uses a vertical surface as the stage. Flames dance along the top of a wall, spill across a slot in a stone face or glow behind a glass screen, giving a patio or entry a strong architectural presence that a pit cannot match. They work as a backdrop for seating, a divider between zones or a dramatic gateway.
Because the wall holds the burner, we engineer it carefully: non-combustible construction, proper clearances, gas supply and ventilation. We build fire walls in stone, concrete, steel and stucco, and choose burners that look right in daylight as well as at night. A well-planned feature wall gives Nashville patios a presence that makes guests stop and stare.
Four things done right.
Flame as architecture
Burners built into the wall, not set against it.
Glass and steel options
Tempered glass screens that guard and glow.
Non-combustible build
Stone, concrete and steel designed for heat.
Clean gas hookup
Lines, valves and controls hidden in the structure.
From idea to fire walls & screens.
- 01
Design the wall
Height, length, burner and material.
- 02
Foundation and frame
Footing, structure and gas rough-in.
- 03
Burner and facing
Install burner, then stone, steel or stucco.
- 04
Test and tune
Flame pattern and safety checks.
Often built together.
Fire FeaturesLinear Fire Troughs & BurnersSlim, continuous ribbons of flame in any length.A ribbon of flame that draws the eye across the yard.
Fire FeaturesFire Columns & Fire TowersVertical flame features that frame entries and patios.Vertical flame that makes an entrance.
Outdoor Living & GatheringHardscape Patios & Pavers for Fire AreasPaver and stone floors engineered for fire and foot traffic.A floor that stands up to heat, feet and weather.Fire Walls & Flame Screens across Middle Tennessee.
We install this service in 28 cities, from Nashville to Franklin, Murfreesboro and beyond.
Fire Walls & Screens: common questions
Can I build a fire wall against my house?
Only with proper clearances and non-combustible separation. We plan an offset or a protected design and verify against code.
How tall should the flame be?
A few inches to a foot for a refined look, taller for drama. The burner and the wall height decide, and we show examples before building.
How do I get a price for fire walls & screens?
Fill in the form or call 615-357-7797. We schedule a free visit, bring samples and send a written estimate that lists exactly what is included.
Ready to talk about fire walls & screens?
A free visit, real samples and a written estimate. A real person calls back, usually the same day.