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Outdoor Living

Fire bowls

Versailles 24" Concrete Fire BowlNo one wants to stay inside all the time. We all love being outside! What is not to love? In the summer you can grill out, enjoy the smell of barbeque waft through the air, and when the seasons change from warm temperatures to more chilly ones you can get your fire pit up and going to warm your hands and your heart while you spend time with your loved ones and make cherishable memories. When the weather is nice, where do we usually find ourselves? Outside of course! That is why it is important that you have a place where you can make the most of it. Memories are better made in a place where we love, won’t you agree? Let us help you make your outdoor living space a place where you want to spend every day of the year! You can click the categories above to see how we can transform your home or read on to find the one that works best for you.

 

How does a fire bowl work?

First of all, they are not giant gaping bowls with every inch a blazing flame. The fire bowls are made out of durable concrete. You choose the color and it is mixed right into it when you order any of these beautiful fire bowls.  You can also choose a steel fire bowl.

Now we get to the burner setup. It goes into the fire bowl and is then surrounded by the fire media that you choose. Hook up the gas of your gas fire bowl, but you will want to make sure that you have it professionally installed. All that is left to do is to stand back and enjoy the beautiful view of the flames in your brand new fire pit bowl.

What makes it so exciting is that there are so many options to choose from. Whether you want an outdoor fire bowl like adding a patio fire bowl that you and family or friends can sit around, relax, socialize and make great memories all year round, or maybe you are a water lover that loves to sit and relax while you listen to the water flowing, then the pool fire bowls will be ideal for you!

 

Fire and water bowls

Madrid 24" Fire and Water BowlWith these fire and water bowls for pools, you can enjoy how these two elements seem to blend together with the fire reaching for the sky and water, just like any other scupper bowl, flowing into your pool or fountain. Thanks to the wide range of fire media we have custom colors you can choose for your unique fire and water bowl. Make your fire feature one of a kind and unique just like you! These fire and water bowl features will not only enhance the ambiance of your patio and pool but will also increase the value of your property! Who wouldn’t want to enjoy a dancing flame while they relax poolside?

We offer many different brands and variations of fire and water bowls. You can choose from options such as manual ignition or electronic ignition and some have a wide range of finishes to pick from. If you are looking to create a backyard oasis this is exactly what you need. These bowls really are unique and are absolutely stunning when seen up close. They are offered in copper, stainless, and concrete and each one has their own specific design features. We offer builder kits to give you the ability to slightly customize different bowls to your liking or preference.

While browsing through the categories you may notice that some bowls do not have the option of adding electronic ignitions. This is because some bowls do not have the space required to house the electronic ignition unit, and usually if you look for the bigger version of that same bowl it will offer the option. There are varying styles throughout concrete, copper, and stainless bowls and they have a variety of different shapes. Some of the concrete bowls that we offer are able to be coated with a variety of finishes while the stainless and copper bowls have less variations.

 

Fire Pits & Fire Tables

30" Black Cover Gas Fire PitBrooks Gas Fire Pit Table

 

When it comes to outdoor living, fire pits are a favorite. Outdoor fire pits have the benefit of a bonfire where you can gather and socialize around it, but without the potential of it raging out of control and the fire department crashing the party. Unlike the fire bowls we mentioned above, you can also have a wood-burning fire pit. There are some sweet advantages to using wood as your fuel, such as:

  • The smoke makes a natural bug repellant, so you don't have to worry about getting eaten alive outside
  • The smell of certain firewood is nice
  • You can roast marshmallows
  • A sense of satisfaction when you coax the fire into blazing

The last one may just be us. But if it’s you as well, it’s a big deal to stand back proudly as the fire curls up around burning logs, okay okay throw in the marshmallows too! Another big advantage is that you don’t have to wait until the gas company comes out to do a refill. On the other hand, it’s also really nice to just strike a match, light the burner, and watch as your gas fire pit is up and going, fuss-free. The outdoor gas fire pits are great if you just want to enjoy your outdoor space with no mess and no cleanup. Because of this, gas fire pits for your patio are a great choice and you also don’t have to worry about hunting down wood that is of good quality to burn.

 

Do you know what’s better than a fire pit?

A fire pit in the middle of a table of course!

And basically, that’s what a fire pit table is, just scaled down. Forget hibachi, your crew can surround a blazing fire right as you dig into a fruity dessert. Don’t expect a ton of talking—there’s something mesmerizing when flames jump, dance, and curl as the center of attention. You can also opt for a gas fire pit table if you don’t want to worry about good quality wood to burn like mentioned above.

 

Fire Pit burners

Not everyone wants a fully assembled fire bowl or fire pit delivered to their door and they’re waiting for the gas man to come to install it. No, you’re a DIYer. Where others see a finished project, you see the parts of it and how you’d like to change it. We see you, and we’re here to help you up to your awesome game. Check out our fire pit inserts and ignition systems! And, our fire shapes will help you make your fire bowl exactly what you imagine as well as make it easy for you to create your own DIY fire bowl. You wanted a bowl of fire? You’ve got a bowl of fire!

All you need is the right supplies (hey, we’ve got those), a can-do attitude (you’ve got that), and a certified gas professional to come out and inspect it when you’re done (we can help you get one of those). An outdoor fire pit burner will be a great choice to conduct the flaming fuel that is in a gas fire pit. Shop at Fireplace Doors Online and get the best fire pit burners. Now we get to fire pit burners and pans. Do I need a burner pan?

It is not necessary, but for those who use natural gas, we would recommend it. What are you waiting for? Get your fire pit burners online now!

 

Match Lit Burners

Push Button Burners

Electronic Ignition Burners


FAQS

How is my fire bowl installed?

Here we have outlined steps and considerations to make during you concrete fire bowl installation:

  • Check local, state, or municipality laws for regulations against outdoor fire features and make necessary accommodations to ensure your fire feature is legal. We are not obligated to accept returns based on the laws in your area.
  • Be sure to measure doorways and other spaces to ensure that your fire bowl will fit through these openings. We have provided the dimensions and weight of each fire bowl in the specifications on its product page.
  • Prepare for the installation by gathering all the necessary tools to maneuver the fire bowl. You may need a partner and/or a pallet jack to lift accommodate the size and weight of your fire bowl.
  • You may carefully begin moving your fire bowl to your desired location. A paved walkway provides the easiest surface for pulling a pallet jack or lifting the fire bowl without risking tripping or sinking into the soft, uneven ground. However, if you do not have a smooth walkway, you may lay down plywood to act as a secure platform for transportation.
  • For your safety, we recommend hiring a certified gas contractor the install the gas lines and ensure proper hook-up to your fire feature. Please note that certain areas may even require a contractor, so please check your local ordinances.

How do I clean and care for my concrete product?

Proper care and maintenance is the best way to get the most from your concrete bowl! Follow these simple tips to extend your fire feature:

  • Avoid having the surface of your bowl coming in contact with any heavy, rough, or sharp objects to minimize scratches. Keep in mind that hairline cracks or spots are not flaws, but occur naturally and are considered part of your product's character.
  • Clean up any spills immediately to prevent damaging the finish. Concrete is porous, making it susceptible to discoloration and stains from oils, acidic substances, and caustic liquids.
  • You may wash your concrete bowl with and mild soap and water solution of 1 part soap, 4 parts water, and a soft cloth. To remove stubborn stains, combine 1 part white vinegar to 4 parts water and gently scrub with a soft-bristled, vinyl brush. Allow your product to dry.
  • Apply a masonry or concrete sealer once a year to preserve the surface of your concrete bowl. Be sure to thoroughly clean your bowl and wait 24 hours to let it dry before applying this protective coating.

Do outdoor fireplaces give off heat?

  • Outdoor fireplaces are made to radiate heat as the flame is contained. If you were to set up your outdoor fireplace to block wind, this will reduce heat loss.

How can I get more heat from my outdoor fireplace?

  • You can convert your wood-burning fireplace to a gas outdoor fireplace and this will radiate more heat.

  • There are some outdoor fireplaces that will provide more heat, such as, a fire bowl or table.
  • If you have an outdoor wood-burning fireplace, you can always look into the kind of wood you are burning. Different types of wood can change the amount of heat the wood is putting out.