Does Napoleon make outdoor fireplaces and gas fire tables?
Yes. Napoleon makes outdoor gas fire features — fire pits and fire tables — alongside their indoor line. We carry the Napoleon Uptown square gas fire pit (60,000 BTU on propane), and we install it and other outdoor gas features across WNC with the buried, outdoor-rated gas line the job requires by law.
Fire that earns its keep outdoors
Napoleon's outdoor lineup runs from compact gas fire tables to larger fire pits, and it fits our mountains well — WNC evenings stay cool most of the year, so an outdoor fire feature gets used spring through fall, not just a few nights in summer. The Uptown square gas fire pit we carry throws 60,000 BTU on propane, which is real warmth on a stone patio in Fairview or a deck up toward Lake Lure. Gas outdoor features win on convenience the way they do indoors: flame at the flip of a switch, no hauling wood, no cold-start smoke, no ash to shovel the next morning.
The part that's actually our job
Napoleon builds the fire feature; making it burn safely is where we come in. An outdoor gas line is its own animal — it has to be buried to code, outdoor-rated, correctly sized for the appliance's BTU, and permitted and pressure-tested. In North Carolina that's licensed gas work; a landscaper or hardscaper who built your beautiful patio legally can't connect it to fuel. We run the line from your natural-gas meter or propane tank out to the fire pit, table, or outdoor fireplace, coordinate with your hardscaper on placement, and pull the permit with your county.
Propane country and the fuel match
Most outdoor features out in the cabins and rural spreads run on propane — Fairview, Candler, Brevard, and the mountain properties — while patios along the Asheville and Hendersonville gas mains can tie into natural gas. Napoleon offers LP and NG configurations, and we match the unit and the orifice to your fuel so it burns clean and hot. Thinking about an outdoor fire feature? Call (828) 545-0525 or visit our Asheville showroom to plan it.
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