Rectangular Fire Bowls
A fire bowl holds the flame in a single vessel at seating height. It is the usual choice at a pool edge, on a deck corner, or in pairs flanking an entry, where a full table would be too much furniture.
Choosing within the range
Both of these are offered in more than one finish, hammered copper and GFRC concrete, chosen on the product page. The shape is what this collection is gathering, not the material.
What to look for
Decide the fuel first, because it shapes everything else. Natural gas needs a line run to the spot; propane runs from a tank that has to live somewhere nearby. Then pick the ignition: match lit is simplest, electronic starts from a switch or remote. Around a pool, buy in pairs, because the symmetry is what makes the reflection work.
Browse the rest of the range
A fire bowl holds the flame in a single vessel at seating height. Compare across the range: Round · Square · Conical · GFRC Concrete · Metal · Copper.
Rectangular Fire Bowls FAQs
Who is a rectangle shape right for?
A rectangle suits a sofa run or an L-shaped seating group, because the flame stretches along the length rather than sitting in one spot.
Natural gas or propane?
Most designs are offered either way, and it is stated on the product page. Natural gas needs a line run to the spot by a licensed professional and then never runs out. Propane runs from a tank you house and refill.
How is it lit?
Match lit systems open at a key valve and light by hand, which is the simplest and least expensive. Electronic ignition starts from a switch, panel or remote and commonly adds flame sensing.
Do you offer free shipping?
Yes, free to the lower 48 contiguous states. Most pieces are made to order, so lead times run by brand and are shown on each product page.
Guides worth reading
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