Prism Hardscapes Lombard Fire Bowl

GFRC stands for Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete. It is a high-strength, lightweight material that offers the aesthetic of traditional concrete while being significantly more resistant to cracking and weather-related wear.

The Lombard Fire Bowl is configured for a specific fuel type at the time of manufacture. You should select either natural gas or propane during your order, as converting between the two later requires a professional technician and specific conversion components.

The unit is designed with the structural integrity to support water plumbing. To convert it, you will need to install a compatible water kit that allows the bowl to function as a fountain or water feature instead of a fire pit.

The match-lit system is a manual ignition that requires you to light the burner with a lighter while turning the gas valve. The electronic ignition allows you to start the fire bowl with the flip of a switch or a remote, offering greater convenience.

No, the Lombard is a freestanding unit. While it is heavy due to its concrete construction, it does not require permanent mounting to your patio surface, though you should ensure it is placed on a level, non-combustible area.

To keep the finish looking its best, use the included cover whenever the fire bowl is not in use to protect it from debris and moisture. For general cleaning, a soft brush and mild soap are sufficient to remove dust or light stains.