Prism Hardscapes Triton Fire Bowl

Yes, the bowl is crafted from reinforced cement and fiberglass, which provides significant weight and stability. It is designed for stationary placement and will not shift easily once set in your desired location.

No, this model is designed for a clean, minimalist look and does not have internal tank storage. You will need to use an external tank enclosure to hide the propane tank and hose.

No, the Triton Fire Bowl does not have internal storage for a propane tank. You will need to use an external tank enclosure to keep the fuel source hidden and maintain a clean, seamless look in your outdoor space.

Yes, the Triton Fire Bowl is compatible with both fuel types. Be sure to select the correct configuration at the time of purchase, as the burner setup differs for each gas source.

Yes, the Triton Fire Bowl is compatible with both propane and natural gas. Be sure to select the correct fuel type during your purchase, as the burner setup differs slightly for each.

The reinforced cement and fiberglass construction is engineered specifically for outdoor longevity. It is highly resistant to heat and weathering, though we recommend using a protective cover during the off-season to keep the finish looking pristine.

While the bowl is built for durability, you should always check your local fire codes and manufacturer guidelines regarding clearance. Generally, fire bowls should be placed on non-combustible surfaces or used with a heat-resistant pad to protect wood decking from intense heat.

The high-performance stainless steel burner is specifically chosen for its resistance to corrosion and high heat. It is built to withstand outdoor exposure, ensuring consistent flame output and longevity over time.

The reinforced cement is durable, but like any outdoor concrete feature, it benefits from occasional cleaning with mild soap and water. We recommend covering the bowl when not in use to protect the finish from harsh weather and debris.

The stainless steel burner is low-maintenance, but it should be kept free of debris and moisture. Periodically check the burner ports to ensure they aren't clogged, which helps maintain a consistent, even flame.