
6-inch wide lipless drop-in pan with linear burner: a flush, edge-free flame trough, 24 to 96 inches
The Outdoor Plus 6 inch wide rectangular lipless drop-in pan and linear burner is the range’s slimmest flush-fit insert. Made in the USA, its stainless pan spans 24 to 96 inches. Straight walls drop inside your opening without an outer flange, letting your finish meet the fire with no metal border. One straight drilled tube runs its length, creating a single flame line.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Light it with a match, or add electronic ignition and start it with a button. Prefer a lip that rests on the rim? The 6-inch drop-in pan with linear burner has one. The 6 inch lipless linear set ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
Rectangular Drop in Pan & SS Linear Burners – Specification Sheets
SKU: OPT-LTRCT246 | OPT-LTRCT306 | OPT-LTRCT366 | OPT-LTRCT426 | OPT-LTRCT486 | OPT-LTRCT606 | OPT-LTRCT726 | OPT-LTRCT846 | OPT-LTRCT966
| Size |
24″ x 6″, 30″ x 6″, 36″ x 6″, 42″ x 6″, 48″ x 6″, 60″ x 6″, 72″ x 6″, 84″ x 6″, 96″ x 6″ |
| Ignition Type |
Pan & Burner Only (Match Lit), 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 lipless mean on this pan?
No rim shows — at all. The lipless pan is made to be tiled, plastered or stuccoed dead flush, so the finished surface runs straight to the media and the 6-inch line of flame appears to rise out of the masonry itself. It is the pan for seamless, architectural fire details.
What lengths does the OPT-LTRCT line offer at this width?
Nine, all 6 inches wide: 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, 60, 72, 84 and 96 inches — OPT-LTRCT246 through OPT-LTRCT966. The fine steps between sizes matter here, because a flush install leaves no lip to hide an imperfect fit.
What ignition options does the lipless linear pan support?
Match lit pan-and-burner, Match Lit with Flame Sense (LC certified), Flame Sense with Spark, Low Voltage Electronic (CSA certified) or Plug and Play (CSA certified). For a burner set flush into finished stucco or tile, many builders choose electronic ignition so the surface never needs reaching over with a match.
What media keeps the seamless look?
Small fire glass — quarter to half-inch — filled level with the finished surface, so glass and masonry meet in one plane with the linear flame rising between. Chunky lava rock breaks the illusion in a channel this tight. Keep the stainless burner ports just clear of the fill.
How does a lipless pan fit into building my own fire feature?
It is the component pros use when the design brief says invisible hardware: set the 6-inch pan during construction, finish tile or plaster right over its edge, and the fire line looks born there — the same engineered core as any gas fire pit, minus visible metal. Licensed gas connection required.
Do I need to choose propane or natural gas up front?
Yes — each OPT-LTRCT set is built for the fuel you specify at order, natural gas or liquid propane, and it is not a field-swappable decision. Since this pan gets built into finished masonry, getting the fuel right the first time matters more than usual.
Does water collect in a flush-set pan when it rains?
It can, since there is no lip shedding runoff — which is why flush installs deserve drainage thought during design and a cover between uses. The stainless pan itself is unbothered; just give a soaked burner a short drying burn before expecting a crisp flame.