Contractors Model fireplace with moulding: a raw shell plus a cast arched surround
The American Fyre Designs Contractors Model fireplace with moulding is an unfinished outdoor fireplace shell that measures 67 inches wide, 37 inches deep, and 91 inches tall. Smooth cast-stone moulding frames the firebox with an arched header. The surround is finished, while the body is ready for your stone, brick, or stucco. It is made from concrete reinforced with glass fibers, which looks like stone at a fraction of the weight.
Order it for natural gas or propane. On the page, you choose a vented or vent-free firebox and the Real Fyre gas log set that goes inside, with options ranging from match lighting to remote control or electronic ignition. You also choose which side the key valve sits on and whether gas enters from the back or underneath. The body, chimney, hearth assembly, and firebox liners are included. Prefer to finish the opening yourself? See the plain Contractors Model fireplace. The Contractors Model fireplace with moulding ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Includes
American Fyre Designs Contractors Model Fireplace with Moulding
- Hearth Assembly
- Firebox Liners
- Body
- Chimney
Specifications
American Fyre Designs Contractors Model Fireplace with Moulding
045-11-A-WC-RBC
- Dimensions: 67″w x 37″d x 91″h
- Vented and Vent-Free option
- Certified to ANSI Standards
FAQ
How does the Moulding version differ from the standard model?
It carries cast moulding detail, giving the finished fireplace built-in trim lines rather than plain flat faces – part of the profile work arrives already done. It stands 91 inches tall, five inches under the plain Contractors Model, and shares the same ready-to-finish concept: an unfinished exterior waiting for your choice of stone, tile, brick, or stucco.
How large is the Moulding version overall?
The shell measures 67 inches wide, 37 inches deep, and 91 inches tall – just over seven and a half feet of height before it is dressed. Remember that stone, brick, or tile facing adds thickness beyond those figures, so lay out your patio or outdoor kitchen around the clad dimensions rather than the bare shell.
Does stucco work over the moulded exterior?
Yes – stucco is one of the finishes the model is designed to take, alongside stone, tile, and brick. A stucco coat over the moulded profile leans classic Mediterranean or Spanish Colonial, while brick or stone reads more traditional. The unfinished exterior accepts whatever direction your outdoor living space calls for, so the trim detail works across styles.
Can this fireplace anchor an outdoor kitchen?
Outdoor kitchens are one of its intended homes, along with patios, poolside seating areas, and landscape projects. Because you control the finish, the fireplace can be faced in the same material as your counters and surrounds, so the kitchen and hearth feel planned together rather than purchased separately – a tailored centerpiece instead of a standalone appliance.
Will it read as true masonry once finished?
Once faced in brick or stone, the moulded profile and full-height proportions give it the presence of a traditional masonry hearth – guests will not spot the difference. If that established, permanent look is the goal, this model and our other masonry fireplaces get you there with the finish material of your choice.
Is the shell durable before the facing goes on?
Yes. It is handcrafted in the USA from glass fiber reinforced concrete, built to handle outdoor environments, and certified to ANSI standards. The material provides a strong, long-lasting structure on its own – the facing you apply is decoration, not structural reinforcement – so the shell holds up while your finishing plans come together.
How much finish material will I need for this fireplace?
Work from the shell’s faces: it runs 67 inches wide and 91 inches tall with 37-inch-deep sides, and your stone or tile supplier can calculate coverage from those measurements. Buy from a single lot so color stays consistent across the whole fireplace, and have your installer confirm quantities before delivery day.