The Outdoor Plus Sedona Fire Bowl

Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) is significantly lighter than traditional solid concrete while offering superior durability and resistance to cracking. This makes the Sedona Fire Bowl easier to position on your patio while ensuring it withstands harsh outdoor elements.

The match-lit system is a manual, simple ignition method that requires a lighter to start the flame. The electronic ignition allows you to start the fire with the flip of a switch or a remote, offering greater convenience and safety.

No, the Sedona Fire Bowl is configured specifically for one fuel type at the factory. You must select either Natural Gas or Propane during the ordering process to ensure the internal components are compatible with your gas supply.

If you choose the Natural Gas model, you will need a professional to install a permanent gas line to the bowl's location. The Propane version typically uses a tank, which offers more flexibility for placement but requires a concealed tank setup.

The 27-inch model is ideal for smaller seating areas or intimate patio corners, while the 33-inch version provides a more substantial visual impact for larger decks or open-air spaces. Consider the scale of your existing furniture to ensure the fire bowl complements rather than overwhelms your space.

No, the Sedona Fire Bowl is designed exclusively for use with gas fuel and approved fire media like glass or pebbles. Using wood will damage the burner system and void the manufacturer's warranty.