Fire by Design 42" Legacy Square Dark Walnut Finish Natural Gas Fire Bowl - 30VDC AWEIS With Field Serviceable Pilot Burner sounbar allowing you control over the d14.825
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Fire by Design 42" Legacy Square Dark Walnut Finish Natural Gas Fire Bowl 30VDC AWEIS With Field Serviceable Pilot Burner sounbar allowing you control over the d14.825 allowing you control over the ignition of your flames with the flip of a switch or the press of a button Item Number OPT UCTDR120PBFSEN NG UPC Code 196111452897 Manufacturer The Outdoor Plus Brand Name The Outdoor Plus Material Hardieboard & Steel Frame Shape Rectangular Fuel Type Natural Gas Ignition Flame Sense with Spark Ignition Hides Propane Tank Yes Burner Material 304 Stainless Steel Burning Area 96” x 10” Product Category Ready to Finish Fire Pit Certification LC Certified Width 120" Height 15" Depth 28" Documents & Files 24" Diameter Spiral Burner 170K BTU's (316 Stainless Steel) 1 2 Gas Inlet with NG Orifice 38" x 13" Rectangle Aluminum Flat Burner Pan (Bowl Packing & Crating Included in Kit Price) Note: Holds 114lbs of Fire Glass 6 Bags of Lava Rock 2 Bags of Rolled Lava Stone
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