Finishing Your Flare Fire

Natural Finish

Every Flare Fire comes ‘skimmed’ with a finishing compound to produce a smooth natural concrete finish that can be left as is or further coated — onsite: with plaster, paint, stone or schist.

Finish & Polishing

Most people leave their fire as it comes, embracing the natural look. Joins can be touched up after install, woodboxes and hearths can be polished to create a great looking working surface.

Woodbox Finishes

Having the tops of the woodboxes polished is a popular option. It creates a beautiful contrast from the plaster as well as a great looking working surface.

Modern Polish

A light polish of the tops and front edge of the woodboxes with natural imperfections included.

Traditional Polish

A deep polish of the tops and front edge of the woodboxes with natural imperfections removed.

Waterproof Your Flare Outdoor Fire

Waterproofing your Flare Outdoor Fireplace is recommended. This is about sealing joins and lifting eye points so that water is less likely to gather and seep through the fire.

You’ll want to do this if:
  1. If you are planning to plaster or paint your fire.
  2. If you are planning to install your outdoor fireplace in an enclosed outdoor space where you want it to remain in an incredibly dry environment.

Transform Your Centrepiece

A bold black Flare Fire

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