Masonry Fireplace Industries

read moreMason-Lite Lightweight Masonry Fireplace Systems help you realize your dreams of having a fireplace in your master bedroom, upstairs retreat, or even your outdoor patio, without major building infrastructure reinforcement. The restful flicker and comfortable glow of the fire will provide you with years of treasured memories.

read moreLike any home improvement, planning is important when selecting an outdoor fireplace. There are many things to think about before you buy or build any outdoor fireplace. Doing your homework is key to making the right choice and attaining the results you desire. Mason-Lite specializes in prefabricated, modular fireplace kits that can suit any homeowner's needs and budget. If you are planning to build an outdoor fireplace, and need expert guidance to get started, you can rely on us. We've compiled a list of top things to think about when making outdoor fireplace plans.

read moreA masonry fireplace can enhance the beauty and value of any home. Made in the USA, the Mason-Lite masonry fireplace system costs 50% less than traditional hand-built masonry fireplaces and is half the weight of competitive products. Because of its unique lightweight design it can be used in second-story installations. Mason-Lite aims to revolutionize the way the construction industry thinks about masonry fireplaces. We encourage you to join with our winning team. Since its founding in 1891, Acme Brick has continually advanced the art and science of brickmaking, to make brick an affordable, sustainable, enduring, and beautiful choice for America's homeowers, builders, contractors, institutions, and businesses.

read moreHaving a wood burning fireplace in a home or building is a long-standing tradition. As a result, many home and business owners desire to have fireplace which burns wood in their environments to provide both warmth in cold months and comforting ambiance. However, in the United States, several local municipalities have specific legal requirements to reduce wood smoke. Before building a fireplace, you should familiarize yourself with wood burning practices in the US, and be sure to know any regulations that apply in your community.