The Outdoor Plus Burners

The Outdoor Plus burners behind every finished fire pit

Made in the USA, these kits use the same hardware as the brand's finished fire pits, fire tables and fire bowls. You build the enclosure.

Pick the pan first

A flat pan rests on top, hidden under media. A drop-in pan hangs inside from its lip. A raised lip adds a stainless border. Lipless pans sit flush, with no visible edge. For less building, ready to finish shells have the pan and burner installed. You add stone or tile.

Then the burner shape

A linear burner makes one flame line. H uses two tubes, switchback follows a zigzag, round uses two rings, and square follows a square ring pattern. Lotus has five petals, while triple S has three curved arms for swirling flame. Choose standard drilled tube or bullet burners with upright ports for taller, fuller flames. Bullet ports come in stainless steel or brass.

Sizes, gas and lighting

Measure the opening inside. Rectangular pans are 6, 8, 12 or 18 inches wide and 24 to 96 inches long. Round and square pans span about 12 to 60 inches. Pick a pan one size under your opening. Order natural gas or propane. Kits are match lit, with electronic ignition optional. You need a gas supply, a key valve or ignition system, and media. A licensed gas professional runs the line. Compare gas fire pit and propane fire pit options, or add a propane tank enclosure.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors

We are an authorized dealer, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. Send us the measurements and fuel for The Outdoor Plus burners. Call us and we will talk it through. Explore the whole brand or all fire pit burners.

FAQ

What size pan and burner do I need?

Choose by opening size, not heat. Measure the inside width, length and depth. The burner is already sized to its pan. Flat pans need a ledge, while drop-in pans need a slightly larger opening to hang from the lip. Send us the measurements and we will match a kit.

Flat pan, drop-in, raised lip or lipless?

Choose flat for a pan resting on a ledge, hidden under media. Drop-in hangs inside a cut opening. Raised lip leaves a stainless border above the stone. Lipless lets stone or tile meet the flame without a visible metal edge.

What is a bullet burner?

With The Outdoor Plus burners, the bullet design uses upright ports instead of drilled holes for taller, fuller flames. Every shape comes in standard or bullet versions. Choose stainless steel or brass ports when you pick a bullet burner.