32-inch Marseille fire bowl: a wide, low concrete dish with a 16-inch burner
The American Fyre Designs 32-inch Marseille fire bowl is a wide, shallow round dish, 32 inches across and 8.5 inches tall, with a thin rim and a smoothly rounded underside that narrows to a small hidden foot. Made from concrete reinforced with glass fibers, it has the look of stone at a fraction of the weight. It comes in seven colors and has a 16-inch stainless steel star burner.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Turn the knob and press the igniter to light it; this size comes with the manual control only. The burner, pan, fittings, and lava granules are included, and you pick the fill on the page: lava, fire glass, or glass gems. A canvas cover and a side table that hides a propane tank are optional. Want a bigger bowl? See the 40-inch Marseille fire bowl. The 32-inch Marseille fire bowl ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Includes
American Fyre Designs 32″ Marseille Fire Bowl
- Burner
- Pan
- Orifice (Natural Gas or Propane)
- Thermocouple
- Flex Connector
- Convertible Regulator
- Lava Granules
with Manual Flame Sensing Control
- Control Valve (with Knob and Adapters)
- Igniter Array (Module, Wire and Electrode)
- Igniter Screen
Features
Key Features:
• Contemporary GFRC construction built to withstand the elements and high heat
• 32″ diameter × 8.5″ height — ideal surface for social outdoor living
• 16″ stainless steel star burner for even, captivating flames
• Compatible with natural gas or propane fuel options
Elevate evenings at home with a fire feature that’s as beautiful as it is functional — perfect for entertaining, relaxing, and extending your outdoor season.
Specifications
American Fyre Designs 32″ Marseille Fire Bowl
SKU: 753-WA-11-M6NC
- Dimensions: 32″dia x 8.5″h
- Burner: 16″ Stainless steel star shape
- Fuel options: Natural Gas/Propane
- Certified to ANSI Standards
FAQ
What footprint does the 32-inch Marseille claim?
A 32-inch circle, standing just 8.5 inches off the ground. It is one of the smallest dishes in the Marseille run, with the shallow, saucer-like profile the series is known for – a wide plane of concrete that keeps the fire low and lets the landscape around it stay visually open.
How does the 32-inch Marseille compare with the 24-inch version?
The step up buys both scale and fire. Beyond the extra 8 inches of width, the 32 carries a 16-inch stainless steel star burner, so its flame is substantially larger. If the 24 works as a subtle accent, the 32 is where the Marseille starts becoming a genuine centerpiece while keeping the same low-slung character.
Why put a 16-inch burner in such a shallow dish?
Because the dish is the stage and the flame is the show. With only 8.5 inches of height, the Marseille itself almost disappears, so the wide star burner supplies the presence – a broad, full fire rising straight from a slim concrete saucer. The proportions are the entire design idea rather than an engineering accident.
Where should a low sculptural fire bowl be placed?
Anywhere it can be seen in the round. The Marseille flatters gravel gardens, wide terrace edges, and planting beds, where its saucer form reads as landscape sculpture rather than furniture. It also shines beside seating that looks over it rather than around it. Browse the full range of gas fire bowls to plan the composition.
Which fuel options does the 32-inch Marseille offer?
Natural gas or propane – the bowl is produced in both versions. Order to match the supply your site can provide; the handcrafted GFRC dish, weather-resistant finish, and 16-inch star burner are common to both. The unit is certified to ANSI standards regardless of the fuel you select.
Does the Marseille contribute anything when the fire is off?
That is half its job. Unlit, the 32-inch dish stands as a piece of cast-concrete garden sculpture – a clean geometric form among plantings or paving. Fire features that only earn their place at night are hard to justify in a small landscape; the Marseille holds its corner of the garden around the clock.
Can you see the flame from across the yard?
Clearly – openness is the payoff of the dish shape. Nothing rises around the burner, so the fire is visible from every direction and from a distance, hovering just above the paving. In the evening the wide flame, not the vessel, becomes the feature, which is exactly the effect the Marseille is shaped to create.