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The Outdoor Plus Round Cazo 36" Chestnut GFRC Concrete Liquid Propane Fire & Water Bowl with Match Lit with Flame Sense Ignition

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The Outdoor Plus Round Cazo 36" Chestnut GFRC Concrete Liquid Propane Fire & Water Bowl with Match Lit with Flame Sense IgnitionThe 36 inch Round Cazo GFRC Concrete Fire & Water Bowl is the complete addition to finalize your outdoor design with. The Outdoor Plus takes the time to ensure each Fire Pit is consistent. The Outdoor Plus prides itself on being able to cut, bend, grind, weld, powder coat its own products. The Outdoor Plus's products are produced in the USA to bring you the fastest lead moments in the industry. The Round Cazo GFRC Concrete Fire & Water Bowl enhances

The 36-inch Round Cazo GFRC Concrete Fire & Water Bowl is the complete addition to finalize your outdoor design with. The Outdoor Plus takes the time to ensure each Fire Pit is consistent. The Outdoor Plus prides itself on being able to cut, bend, grind, weld, powder coat its own products. The Outdoor Plus's products are produced in the USA to bring you the fastest lead moments in the industry.

The Round Cazo GFRC Concrete Fire & Water Bowl enhances any outdoor space with its unique and stylish design. Each fire pit is individually handmade. Its powder-coated aluminum construction offers durability and longevity in a variety of environments. Because of its handmade nature, slight variations in color and texture may occur. Designed and built applying for the newest technological advances in burner construction and energy conservation, this beautiful high-end fire pit is perfect for both, residential and commercial projects.

The Round Cazo GFRC Concrete Fire & Water Bowl brings simplicity and elegance to any patio or backyard. The Cazo is sure to create beautiful ambient lighting in your outdoor space. It has 12-inch 304 stainless steel burner that produces 65,000 BTUs of heat and glimmering flames. This fire pit comes with lava rock burning display but you can upgrade to fire glass (sold separately). If substituting for fire glass, 95 pounds is usually recommended. The burner is compatible with natural gas and liquid propane.

The Round Cazo GFRC Concrete Fire & Water Bowl comes with different ignition options: Match Lit or Electronic Ignition. LC Certified Match Light Ignition System that provides a simple manual ignition process that connects to your existing gas source and valve. And 12V Electronic ignition system that will relight your fire pit if the wind blows it out. The electronic ignition can be wired by your local electrician to be controlled by a light switch, pool controller (with available relay), or home automation system.

What's Included

  • Fire Bowl
  • Pan
  • Burner
  • Whistle Free Hose
  • Gas Orifice
  • Mounting Bracket
  • Lava Rock

Features

  • Made in the USA
  • Individually Handmade
  • Durable & Long Lasting
  • Material: GFRC Concrete
  • 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects
  • Comes with Stainless Steel Fire Pan, Burner
  • Exterior Features Weather-Resistant Coating
  • Includes all the Lava Rock each model holds
  • Ideal for both residential and commercial projects
  • Produces 65,000 BTUs flames
  • Suggested Fire Glass: 95 lbs
  • Burner holes are individually drilled, not punched, providing better flame performance
  • Cannot store propane tank.

Specifications

Item Number OPT-36RFWFSML-ASH-LP
UPC Code 196111286713
Manufacturer The Outdoor Plus
Brand Name The Outdoor Plus
Material GFRC Concrete
Collection Round Cazo
Finish Ash
Shape Round
Fuel Type Liquid Propane
Ignition Match Lit with Flame Sense Ignition
Hides Propane Tank No
Burner Material 304 Stainless Steel
Product Category Fire & Water Bowl
Diameter 36"
Height 12"
Base 14"

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