
Astoria Fire Pit: a rectangular galvanized steel fire pit from 48 to 96 inches
The Outdoor Plus Astoria fire pit is a rectangular gas fire pit made in the USA from galvanized steel with a powder coat finish. It comes in five lengths from 48 to 96 inches, each with its own spec sheet on this page, and 15 colors.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Light it with a match, or add electronic ignition and start it with a button. The fire pan, burner, key valve, gas hose, and lava rock are included; a lid, cover, and bullet burner upgrade are optional. Ask us about copper, stainless, or Corten versions of the same design, or browse our Outdoor Plus fire tables. The Astoria fire pit ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
OPT-ASTPC48 | OPT-ASTPC60 | OPT-ASTPC72 | OPT-ASTPC84 | OPT-ASTPC96
| Size |
48″, 60″, 72″, 84″, 96″ |
| Ignition Type |
Match Lit Ignition, Plug & Play Ready (CSA Certified), Match Lit with Flame Sense Ignition (LC Certified), Flame Sense With Spark Ignition, Low Voltage Electronic Ignition (CSA Certified) |
| Finish |
Java Powdercoat, Pewter Powdercoat, Silver Vein Powdercoat, Black Powdercoat, Copper Vein Powdercoat, Gray Powdercoat, White Powdercoat |
| Gas Type |
Liquid Propane, Natural Gas |
FAQ
What size is the Astoria Fire Pit?
The published specification sheet covers a 48-inch Astoria at 24 inches tall, and the product page links both a sales sheet and full spec drawings. It’s a powder-coated piece — if you need exact clearances or weight for planning, the linked sheets have them.
The spec tab looks light — where are the details?
They live in the documents: the Astoria sales sheet gives the overview and the dimensioned specification sheet covers installation figures. Can’t find a number you need? Contact us and we’ll confirm it straight from The Outdoor Plus before you commit.
Which fuel does the Astoria burn?
Liquid propane or natural gas — The Outdoor Plus builds each Astoria to order for the fuel you specify at checkout, shipping the correct orifice with it. Decide based on what your outdoor space supplies, or ask us if you’re torn between tank and line.
How far from the house should we place it?
Use 10 feet from structures and overhangs as your planning figure for a gas unit like the Astoria, then let local code make the final call. No embers means no drifting-spark worries, but the flame still wants open air above it.
How hard is it to put out the Astoria at night?
Turning off the gas — that’s the whole procedure. The Astoria’s flame dies the moment the valve closes, with no coals to soak and no ash pan to empty the next morning. It’s the low-effort end of fire ownership.
Could the Astoria be installed under a patio roof?
Possibly — covered installs hinge on overhead clearance and ventilation meeting code and manufacturer requirements. Check the Astoria’s spec sheet for its clearance figures, measure your cover height, and have your installer make the ruling before you buy.
Fire glass or lava rock for the Astoria burner?
Either works over the Astoria’s burner — lava rock for a natural, budget-friendly bed; fire glass for glitter and a more contemporary read against the powder coat. Both are heat-rated media, unlike pea gravel or river rock, which can pop. See more options across our gas fire pit collection.