Mariposa fireplace: a 67-inch-tall outdoor fireplace with wing-wall seating
The American Fyre Designs Mariposa fireplace is a finished outdoor fireplace measuring 65 inches wide, 36 inches deep, and 67 inches tall. Its low wing walls double as bench seating, framing an arched firebox, a herringbone firebrick liner, and a curved raised hearth. It is cast in concrete reinforced with glass fibers, which looks like stone at a fraction of the weight, and comes in seven colors.
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 lighting and control choices ranging from match lit to remote control or electronic ignition. You also choose a 16-inch or extended hearth, whether to add a recess for your own cladding, and which side the key valve sits on. The body, chimney, hearth, and firebox liners are included. Want a taller chimney? See the 87-inch Phoenix fireplace. The Mariposa fireplace ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Includes
American Fyre Designs Mariposa Fireplace
- Hearth Assembly
- Firebox Liners
- Body
- Chimney
Features
- Durable GFRC Construction — Long-lasting outdoor performance with resistance to weather and heat.
- Classic Fireplace Design — Elegant, architectural presence anchors outdoor living spaces.
- Vented & Vent-Free Options — Choose the best configuration for your flame performance and heat output.
- Generous Size — 65″ W × 36″ D × 67″ H creates a substantial, inviting hearth.
- ANSI Certified — Meets trusted safety and performance standards.
Enhance your outdoor space with the American Fyre Designs Mariposa Outdoor Fireplace — a timeless centerpiece that brings warmth, ambiance, and unforgettable moments to your patio and backyard.
Specifications
American Fyre Designs Mariposa Fireplace
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- Dimensions: 65″w x 36″d x 67″h
- Vented and Vent-Free option
- Certified to ANSI Standards
FAQ
What gives the Mariposa its classic character?
A timeless silhouette with substantial presence – the Mariposa is drawn as a traditional hearth rather than a modern monolith, which lets it settle comfortably into a wide range of patio and landscape styles. Within our outdoor gas fireplace collection, it is the piece buyers choose when they want the fireplace to feel like it has always been there.
How much ground does the Mariposa cover?
About 65 inches wide by 36 inches deep, with the body rising 67 inches. That gives it genuine scale on a patio without the footprint creeping into walkway space, and the proportions leave room for chairs and benches to gather close. Confirm clearances with your installer when you plan the surrounding seating.
Will the Mariposa suit spaces where height is a concern?
That is its quiet advantage. At 67 inches tall it delivers a full fireplace experience while staying well under the towering scale of pieces like the 87-inch Phoenix, so it will not loom over a low fence line, a compact patio, or the single-story roofline behind it. You get the hearth without the monument.
Does the Mariposa deliver real warmth?
Yes – it produces radiant heat with enough reach to draw people together on cool nights, and the flame experience can be tailored through vented or vent-free configuration depending on your setting and climate needs. For gatherings, arrange seating in an arc facing the opening so everyone shares the warmth directly.
Where in a backyard does the Mariposa belong?
Wherever you want the evening to end up. It is built to be the welcoming focal point of a patio, backyard, or garden – the anchor for family gatherings, dinners that drift outside, and quiet nights by the fire. Give it a wall, corner, or sightline of its own and arrange the furniture to face it.
How is the Mariposa constructed?
Each one is handmade in the USA from premium glass fiber reinforced concrete, a material that withstands weather and seasonal changes while holding its elegant aesthetic. The classic detailing is cast into the piece itself, so the fireplace arrives as finished sculpture – nothing to face, coat, or complete once it is in position.
What does ANSI certified mean for a fireplace?
It means the fireplace has been tested against recognized American National Standards Institute safety standards rather than sold on looks alone. For an open-flame feature that lives where family and guests gather, that third-party benchmark matters. The Mariposa carries ANSI certification, so the classic styling sits on engineering that has been formally vetted.