HPC Fire Phoenix Gas Fire Pit with H Burner
In Stock and Ready to Ship
Arrives securely packaged in a single box with minimal effort required to assemble.
In Stock and Ready to Ship
Arrives securely packaged in a single box with minimal effort required to assemble.
The HPC Fire Phoenix Copper Bowl Gas Fire Pit isn't just a source of warmth, it's a stunning focal point for your patio. Â Hand-hammered with an oil-rubbed bronze finish, this fire pit boasts a unique, artistic design.
Choose Your Comfort and Control:
Enjoy the convenience of starting your fire exactly how you like. All Phoenix Copper Gas Pit models come in your choice of:
Fuel Your Way:
No matter your preference, the Phoenix Copper Bowl accommodates both Liquid Propane and Natural Gas with compatible fire pit inserts.
HPC Fire's Phoenix Gas Fire Pit H Burner  includes everything you need for immediate enjoyment including Lifetime manufacturer warranty on burners and pans and the following:
Access it:
Happy fire pitting!
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The best size for a rectangular fire pit depends on how you plan to use it and the size of your patio or outdoor space
Here's a quick guide:
Consider these additional factors:
Tip: Measure your patio space and choose a fire pit that leaves at least 3 feet clearance on all sides for safety and comfortable walking room.
Generally, buying a fire pit is cheaper than building one from scratch. Here's why:
However, building your own fire pit can be a good option if:
Consider the time commitment and potential need for additional skills when building your own.
There's no single "best" shape for a fire pit, as each has its pros and cons:
Choose the shape that best suits your:
A good rule of thumb is for your fire pit to be 12-18 inches tall. This provides a good balance between comfort and safety:
Here are some additional factors to consider:
Remember: Always check your local fire codes for any specific height restrictions on fire pits.
A fire pit should be on the shallow side, ideally between 6 and 12 inches deep. Here's why:
However, a very shallow pit (less than 4 inches) might not be ideal either, as the fire could be too close to the ground and pose a safety hazard.
Remember: Always check your local fire codes for any specific depth restrictions on fire pits.
Don't let uncertainty hold you back from creating your dream backyard!
At Lux Yard and Homes, we're passionate about helping you turn your vision into reality. Have a question about building your dream outdoor space? We're here to guide you.
Reach out to our friendly customer service team at sales@luxyardandhomes.com. We aim to get back to you within an hour with an answer to your questions that will help you make informed choices to create your perfect backyard oasis.
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