The Outdoor Plus Sedona GFRC Narrow‑Ledge Fire Pit

The Sedona GFRC Narrow‑Ledge Fire Pit is a round, modern fire feature handcrafted in the USA from Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete. Available in 48″ or 60″ diameters, its low-profile design and streamlined ledge create a sleek, social focal point for outdoor gathering spaces

• Superior Construction: GFRC is lighter than traditional concrete yet crack-resistant and weather-tough.

• Narrow Ledge Design: Offers subtle edge detailing—functional and elegant .

• Stainless Burn Pan: 304-grade pan with drainage holes to prevent water build-up .

• High Heat Output: Each 48″ or 60″ unit delivers a robust 65,000 BTU from a stainless burner

• Ignition Options: Choose from Match-Lit, Match-Lit with Flame Sense, Flame Sense with Spark, Low‑Voltage 12 V Electronic (CSA certified), or 110 V Plug-and-Play Electronic.

• Fuel Flexibility: Compatible with both Natural Gas and Propane .

• Residential: 1 year on electronics, valves & pilot; 3 years on stainless pans & burner components

• GFRC bowl with narrow ledge

• Stainless steel burning pan and burner(s)

• Gas orifice, whistle-free hose, key valve, mounting bracket

• Lava rock media

• Chosen ignition kit: Match Lit, Flame Sense, or Electronic

Handmade in California by The Outdoor Plus, this fire pit is crafted in-house—from GFRC composite fabrication to burner assembly—for consistent quality and design-centric precision.

Choose from an extensive palette of 18 GFRC finishes, including solid, metallic, and rustic textures (e.g., Ash, Black, Copper, Rustic Gray, Smooth Gray, Vanilla).
Slight variations are expected due to handmade nature—request a physical sample before ordering.

Match-Lit

• Manual ignition via lighter or match. No wiring needed.

• Pros: Simple, affordable.

• Cons: Must relight manually; no safety shut-off.

Match-Lit with Flame Sense

• Same manual lighting, but with a built-in sensor that shuts off gas if flame extinguishes.

• Pros: Adds safety, auto shut-off.

• Cons: Still requires manual lighting; slightly pricier.

 Flame Sense with Spark Ignition

• Includes sensor and push-button spark ignition—no wiring.

• Pros: Lightweight automation; enhanced safety.

• Cons: Manual ignitions still needed; moderate cost.

 Low-Voltage 12 V Electronic (CSA Certified)

• Spark ignition via switch; auto re-light, wind-tested, works with remotes or automation.

• Pros: High convenience, weather-resilient.

• Cons: Requires low-voltage wiring and transformer.

 110 V Plug-and-Play Electronic

• Similar performance to 12 V, but plugs directly into standard outlets.

• Pros: Easy install, wind-tested, remote ready.

• Cons: Needs electrical outlet; slightly more complex.

Bottom Line:

• No wiring & basic use → Match‑Lit

• Manual with extra safety → Flame Sense

• Semi‑auto without wiring → Flame Sense + Spark

• Full automation & weather resilience → Auto Electronic ignition

• Promotes Well‑Being: The open design and warm flame foster social gathering and mindfulness outdoors.

• Safe Design: Flame sensors prevent gas leaks; stainless pans drain water; CSA-certified systems ensure reliability.

• Cover Advisory: Use only breathable covers to protect the GFRC surface. Avoid plastic covers that can stick

• Prop 65 Notice: Concrete may contain lead, chromium, or carbon monoxide production—ventilate and follow guidelines 

Q: Can it conceal a propane tank?
No, this model doesn’t have internal propane tank storage; you’ll need an external enclosure.

Q: Is it poolside safe?
Yes. Electronic ignition versions are CSA-approved and capable of auto re-ignition in wind and rain .

Q: Can I use fire glass instead of lava rock?
Yes, recommendation: ~125 lb for 48″, ~150 lb for 60″ models