The Outdoor Plus Sedona Fire Bowl

Yes, because this unit runs on natural gas, it requires a permanent gas line connection. We strongly recommend hiring a licensed plumber or gas technician to ensure the installation meets local safety codes.

It is a manual ignition system. You turn on the gas valve and use a long-reach lighter to ignite the burner directly. It is straightforward and reliable, though it lacks the push-button convenience of electronic ignition systems.

The Sedona is crafted from Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC), which is significantly stronger and more crack-resistant than standard poured concrete. While it is highly durable, it should be covered during harsh winters or extreme weather to maintain its finish.

No, this specific model is designed exclusively for natural gas. The burner orifices and gas plumbing are calibrated specifically for natural gas pressure, so it cannot be converted to propane after purchase.

Typically, these units include a standard lava rock filler to hide the burner assembly. If you prefer a more modern look, you can swap the lava rock for fire glass, provided it is rated for high-heat outdoor use.

Yes, GFRC is a substantial material. Once positioned, the weight of the bowl is sufficient to keep it stable on a patio or deck without the risk of it shifting during windy conditions.