
8-inch wide raised lip drop-in pan with linear burner: a slim trough with a stainless border, 24 to 96 inches
The Outdoor Plus 8 inch wide rectangular raised lip drop-in pan and linear burner is a slim stainless steel fire trough made in the USA. The pan hangs from a wide lip above your enclosure’s stone or tile, creating a finished metal border. One straight drilled center tube creates a single clean flame line. Lengths are 24 to 96 inches, all 8 inches wide.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Light it with a match, or add electronic ignition and start it with a button. Prefer a rimless plate? See the 8-inch flat pan with linear burner. The 8 inch raised lip linear set ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
Raised Lip Rectangular Drop in Pan & SS Linear Burner – Specification Sheets
SKU: OPT-RLRCT248 | OPT-RLRCT308 | OPT-RLRCT368 | OPT-RLRCT428 | OPT-RLRCT488 | OPT-RLRCT608 | OPT-RLRCT728 | OPT-RLRCT848 | OPT-RLRCT968
| Size |
24″ x 8″, 30″ x 8″, 36″ x 8″, 42″ x 8″, 48″ x 8″, 60″ x 8″, 72″ x 8″, 84″ x 8″, 96″ x 8″ |
| 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 the raised lip on this pan actually do?
It stands proud of the finished surface and fences the media in. Where flat and lipless pans end flush, the raised lip version keeps fire glass corralled above an 8-inch channel — no glass migrating across the countertop, and a crisp metal border framing the linear flame.
What sizes does the raised lip linear set come in?
Nine lengths at 8 inches wide, 24 through 96 inches including the 30, 42 and 60-inch steps — OPT-RLRCT248 through OPT-RLRCT968. The generous size ladder makes it easy to match an opening that is already framed or templated.
Which ignition setups fit the raised lip rectangular pan?
Pan and burner only for match lighting, Match Lit with Flame Sense (LC certified), Flame Sense with Spark, Low Voltage Electronic (CSA certified) and Plug and Play (CSA certified). All are factory-built into the OPT-RLRCT pan — pick when ordering, not after.
Where does a raised lip make the most sense?
Anywhere people and media share a surface: dining tables, bar tops, seating walls with caps. The lip keeps glass from scattering when elbows and glasses wander — the practical reason it is the pan of choice for furniture-style builds over open masonry ones.
How far from the house should we site the feature?
Per the OPT-RLRCT spec sheet clearances and your local code — gas features can often sit nearer structures than wood fires, but eaves, windows and siding all count. Fix the location before the gas trench is dug; the pan is easy to place, the line is not.
Can it be the burner for a table I am building myself?
That is its natural role — drop the 8-inch pan into your tabletop and the raised lip finishes the opening like trim, no coping reveal needed. It is the detail that separates polished custom work from rough DIY on any fire pit table build. Licensed installer on the gas, as always.
Is an outdoor rug near the table an issue?
Keep it outside the clearances on the spec sheet. The raised lip contains glass, not heat — radiant warmth off the linear burner still reaches past the table edge. Rug under the conversation seating, hard surface under and around the feature itself.