Build with Roman - How to build a Fremont DIY Outdoor Fireplace Kit

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Published 2016-02-11
In this video, Roman takes you through the simple process of building your very own Freemont outdoor fireplace kit. You will get to see one be built and learn valuable tips and tricks along the way. Don't forget to bring your Big Ass Square. You are going to need it. Sorry, the Big Ass Square is not included with the kit. If you cannot perform the tasks in this video, or you aren't confident in what you are doing, you can always call a professional. They would love to hear from you.

*Note: This is the older model. Visit romanstone.com for the new and improved version. Don't worry, It's easier to build than this one.*

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All Comments (21)
  • @TheMule360
    Finally, a YouTuber who did not waste half the video on B.S. Great job!
  • @peterpepelehew6283
    Bought the Fremont kit - just noticed there are two types of brick layout. The one here is using almost all rectangular stones, while there is also one with angular/trapezoidal stones. Would have loved the option of which stone we would like. Can’t wait to start my build this week
  • @jwg30
    Explained really well! Thank You.
  • @cassiebright3619
    Finally found this video again from 4 years ago...thank you...
  • @dogh2o921
    Not only is this a cool build, the music is smashing.
  • @TheKahu78
    Dude I'm getting one of these to put with my pavilion I'm building next year!
  • @sharenfederinko5721
    what kind of sealant/adhesive are you using, and does it have to be able to withstand high heat? Do the fire bricks require a different adhesive than the stones?
  • @shanehart1123
    This is probably the most funny instructional video I’ve watched in a long time thank you sir for making me laugh you made my day and please where can I buy one those big ass squares
  • @adkcustomsllc
    Yeah buddy! Very smart channel and approach. Inspiring.
  • @danc3831
    Nice job.....a little advice that goes a long way from a 50 yr experienced mason. Sponge off the block and the married block where the adhesive will make contact. You can brush those blocks off with a brush till the cows come home but nothing will make adhesive bond like moist contact with a cured masonry material. Bond two pieces cleaning only with a brush and another set with the block that was sponged moist. Let them cure 48 hrs. Now try to separate them any way you can or want (hammer and chisel etc.) The moistened blocks will fight you every inch of the way to separate them. Still a nice job you did there.
  • @eolden7749
    Is that subfloor adhesive you are using? I spent my younger years building fireplaces a many. This is really ingenious and well thought out. Great job.