Offering a unique shape and style, the
Akoya Outdoor Essentials 34” Square Bowl Fire Pit is a beautiful centerpiece for any style patio. Crafted with a concrete gray finish over a fiber-reinforced concrete frame, this fire pit is lightweight and durable. Great for use any time of year, this unit has a manageable heat output of 50,000 BTUs. Use with either an external propane tank (tank holder sold
here) or with natural gas (natural gas conversion kit sold
here).
*THESE PIECES ARE HAND-PAINTED. COLORS MAY VARY.*
- Heat Output: 50,000 BTUs
- Push-button electronic ignition
- Constructed with lightweight fiberglass reinforced concrete and steel
- Propane option: 20 lb tank stored externally (tank holder sold here) and connects via 8 ft gas hose (included); burn time is 10 hours (high setting) - 28 hours (low setting)
- Natural gas option: conversion kit available (sold here) with optional installation
- Estimated assembly time: 30 minutes
- Propane tank not included
- Furniture sold separately
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Freight Shipping: Curbside delivery with signature required. 10-21 business days to most US locations. Please check our Shipping & Delivery page for more info.
(1) Fire Pit Table - 34" (L) x 34" (W) x 16.5" (H)
(1) 10 lbs of Lava Rocks
(1) Protective Cover
(1) Stainless Steel Lid
- Store in a warm and dry area when temperatures are below freezing. Cool and damp conditions may cause chipping and cannot be prevented with the rain cover.
- Cover when not in use. Make sure to leave an air gap between the cover and the surface of the fire pit to prevent the cover from sticking to the surface and peeling the paint.
- Do not cover until the burner has completely cooled down.
- Avoid stacking items on top of the fire pit when storing.
- Regularly treat with a water-based silane/siloxane sealer to protect it from environmental conditions.
- Avoid food and drink spills.
- Spot clean with mild soap and water to keep from staining. Do not use heavy acid cleaners.
- Do not sit or stand on top of your fire pit.
- Lift to move, do not drag.
