Since 1982 · Mesa's fireplace store · 4.5 stars, 152 Google reviews · 8840 E. Main St, Mesa

The floor, and what leaves it

Showroom & installs

Everything on our floor runs. These are photographs of it, and of work that has gone out to homes around Mesa and the East Valley.

A wide linear gas fireplace built into a travertine wall with concealed cove lighting
Linear gas fireplace in a travertine wall
A concrete bowl fire pit burning beside a pool on a finished patio
Fire pit bowl, running, beside the pool
A built-in grill and griddle set into a finished outdoor kitchen island
Built-in grill and griddle in a finished island
A built-in grill and side burner on the Mesa showroom floor with the control lighting on
On the floor in Mesa, lit up
Close up of illuminated control knobs on a stainless built-in grill
The knobs light up. People always ask
The Weather Shack logo sign lit up on the showroom wall
The sign on the showroom wall
A MasterCool evaporative cooler ready to go out for installation
An evaporative cooler on its way out
A linear gas fireplace burning over fire glass
Linear gas burner over fire glass
Inside the Mesa showroom under the arched roof
Inside the showroom, under the arched roof
A linear fireplace set into a black brick wall in the showroom
Linear gas fireplace, black brick surround
Wood stoves lined up on the showroom floor
Wood stoves on the floor, one of them lit
A linear fireplace burning in a stacked stone wall
Linear fireplace in stacked stone
A gas fire pit burning in a round bowl
Fire pit bowl, running
A long linear fireplace built into a wall
Built-in linear fireplace
Shelves of ceramic gas log sets
The log set shelves
Fireplaces lit along the showroom wall
The wall of running units in the showroom
A gas log set burning in the showroom
Vented gas log set, burning on the floor
A pyramid flame patio heater lit in the showroom
Pyramid patio heater
An evaporative cooler on the floor at the store
Evaporative cooler, on the floor
A stainless built-in grill on the showroom floor
Stainless built-in grill
The Weather Shack building on East Main Street in Mesa
8840 E. Main Street, Mesa
The front door with hours painted on the glass
The front door, and the hours
Gas connectors and brass fittings on the counter
Gas connectors and fittings at the parts counter

There is more of it in person.

The photographs are ours, taken on the floor. The floor is better.