The Outdoor Plus Sedona Fire Bowl

The match-lit system is the most straightforward, requiring you to manually light the burner with a lighter. Flame sense systems include a safety feature that automatically shuts off the gas if the flame goes out. Electronic ignition offers the most convenience, allowing you to turn the fire on and off with a switch or remote control.

Yes, GFRC concrete fire bowls are generally safe for use on wooden decks, but it is important to ensure the unit is placed on a non-combustible surface or heat-resistant pad. Always check your local fire codes and manufacturer clearance requirements before installation to ensure safe operation.

Yes, the glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) is designed specifically for outdoor environments. While it is highly durable, we recommend using a protective cover when the fire bowl is not in use to maintain the finish and prevent debris buildup.

The Sedona fire bowl includes the concrete body, stainless steel burner and pan, valve, necessary hoses, and lava rock. You will only need to ensure you have the correct fuel source (natural gas or propane) ready for connection.

Natural gas is ideal if you have a permanent gas line available, as it offers a continuous fuel supply without needing tank refills. Propane is a better choice if you prefer portability or do not have access to a natural gas line, though it will require a propane tank to be connected to the unit.

Yes, if you select the electronic ignition option, the fire bowl is compatible with many smart home and remote control systems. This allows you to control the flame height and on/off function through your home automation setup.