
12-inch wide drop-in pan with brass H bullet burner: brass ports on two long tubes, 24 to 96 inches
The Outdoor Plus 12 inch wide rectangular drop-in pan and brass H bullet burner fits long fire pits with lipped openings. Made in the USA, it measures 24 to 96 inches long by 12 inches wide. The stainless pan rests on its lip inside the enclosure, holding lava rock or fire glass. Two long tubes joined in the middle like an H carry rows of upright brass bullet ports for taller, fuller flames than drilled tubes.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Light it with a match, or add electronic ignition and start it with a button. Happy with stainless ports? The 12-inch drop-in pan with stainless H bullet burner costs less. The 12 inch brass H bullet set ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
Drop In Pan and H Bullet Burner – Spec Sheets
SKU: OPT-BP1224RD | OPT-BP1236RD | OPT-BP1248RD | OPT-BP1260RD | OPT-BP1272RD | OPT-BP1284RD | OPT-BP1296RD
| Size |
24″ x 12″, 36″ x 12″, 48″ x 12″, 60″ x 12″, 72″ x 12″, 84″ x 12″, 96″ x 12″ |
| Ignition Type |
Match Lit Ignition, Match Lit with Flame Sense Ignition (LC Certified), Flame Sense With Spark Ignition, Low Voltage Electronic Ignition (CSA Certified), Plug and Play (CSA Certified) |
FAQ
What does the brass H bullet burner look like when lit?
Two parallel rails of sharp brass jets running the length of the sunken 12-inch pan, joined by a crossbar — a trench of distinct flames rather than one soft ribbon. It is the burner to pick when you want the fire itself, not the media, to be the texture.
Which sizes are in this drop-in line?
Seven, from 24 by 12 inches to 96 by 12 inches: OPT-BP1224RD through OPT-BP1296RD. All share the 12-inch pan width, so scaling the feature up is purely a length decision — the cut-out detail and surround design stay the same.
Do I lock in the fuel when ordering?
Yes. Each OPT-BP1224RD-series set is built for natural gas or liquid propane per your order, and the brass H bullet burner is not intended for field conversion. Confirm the property’s fuel with your installer first; flame quality is excellent on either.
How much heat does a burner like this throw?
Output scales with length — a 96-inch double rail of bullet jets is a legitimate patio heater, while the 24-inch set is intimate. Per-size ratings live on the spec sheet. Whatever the length, seating goes outside the listed clearances and enjoys the radiant warmth from there.
Can I design a dining fire table around this pan?
Yes — the drop-in rim lets the tabletop finish flush, with the 12-inch trench of brass jets running down the centerline like the best production fire pit table designs. Leave generous table surface either side of the pan for plates and elbows.
Are marshmallows over brass jets acceptable?
Encouraged. The clean gas flame off the H bullet ports toasts marshmallows without smoke flavor, and the wide 12-inch bed gives several kids room to work at once. Keep the sticks above the jets and sugar drips off the glass, and the pan stays showroom-grade.
Could this run under a pergola or pavilion?
Only if overhead clearances and ventilation meet the spec sheet and local code — a double-rail bullet burner sends real heat straight up. Open sky is the simple answer; covered installations need the clearance math done by your gas professional before anything is built.