28" Propane Fire Pit with Glass Wind Guard & Fire Glass

Solid & Durable Construction

The propane fire pit is built with a high-quality steel frame that features a protective enamel finish. Made from powder-coated iron, this material is both rust-proof and heat-resistant, making it ideal for use in your backyard, patio, garden, or any outdoor setting for long-lasting enjoyment.

Perfect Size for Enjoying Bonfires

With dimensions of L 28.4” x W 8.8” x H 4.5” and a total output of 22,000 BTU/hr, this fire pit is designed to create a warm and cozy ambiance. Perfect for camping, backyard gatherings, and beach parties, it weighs only 12 pounds, making it easy to transport and set up.

What You Get

This comprehensive kit includes a 5-foot hose, a fully adjustable safety shutoff valve, 3.3 lbs of lava rocks, and a glass guard designed to enhance the flickering effect. Perfect for adding a warm, inviting atmosphere to any outdoor event.

Easy to Assemble

Setting up this gas fire stove is a breeze, with minimal effort required. It includes leg caps, a pre-installed hose, and a propane regulator, meaning all you need to supply is a standard 20-pound propane tank. Ready in minutes, it’s the perfect addition to any outdoor gathering or group event.

Elegant Outdoor Fire Pits

Designed as a natural gas fire pit, this rectangular gas fire bowl features a simple yet elegant line design. The clean, propane-fueled flame creates a warm, welcoming ambiance as it radiates brightly against the lava rocks. The sleek design provides a cozy atmosphere, perfect for creating a pleasant outdoor experience.

Upgrade the Appearance with Fire Glass

Enhance the look of your fire pit with our various colors of fire pit glass. Whether you prefer a vibrant red or a calming blue, each color can be customized to fit your personal style. To search for our fire pit glass, use ASIN: B07VPSZB9Q or visit our website's fire glass page.

Ignition Problem

If you are unable to ignite the fire pit, it may be due to a loose thermocouple caused by transportation shock. To resolve this, try tightening the thermocouple before attempting to ignite the fire pit.