Gas · Fire pits
A fire you can turn off.
Linear gas burners in welded steel, cut to the table or terrace they are going into.
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The fire pits run on gas rather than wood, which makes them a different animal to the rest of the catalogue: no ash, no smoke downwind of a dinner table, and a flame that goes out when you turn the valve. They are welded steel like everything else we make, and there is no model list — a linear burner is cut to the opening it drops into, so every one is built to the drawing for the table, terrace or roof deck it is going into.
Specified on
Burner output
- Burner length
- Cut to the opening. Give us the finished dimension and we work back from it.
- Output
- Follows the length, stated in kW and BTU/h on the drawing.
- Fuel type
- Natural gas or propane. The orifice differs, so it is settled before anything is cut.
Built to order
No catalogue · cut to the job
There is no model list for the fire pits, because a linear burner is cut to the opening it drops into. Every one is made to the drawing. These are the four things we settle before anything is cut.
01
Burner length
Linear burners are cut to the opening. Give us the finished table or surround dimension and we work back from it.
02
Output
Follows the burner length. Stated in kW and BTU/h on the drawing, because a terrace in Alberta and a terrace in Texas are not asking the same question.
03
Fuel
Natural gas or propane. The orifice differs, so this is settled before anything is cut, not after.
04
Surround and finish
Drop-in pan, full table, or a plate to build into masonry. Steel finish to match the rest of the build.
Send the opening dimension and the fuel, and we will come back with a drawing and a price.
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