Big Sur Fire Pit: a wave-shaped wood-look concrete fire pit in 60 or 72 inches
The Outdoor Plus Big Sur fire pit is a long, low gas fire pit that curves in a gentle wave, named for the winding coast road it was inspired by. It is cast in the USA from GFRC, a glass-fiber concrete molded from real timber so the grain and knots show, in Ebony, Ivory, or Oak, and it comes in 60 or 72 inch lengths.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Light it with a match, or add electronic ignition and start it with a button. The burner, pan, hose, and fittings are included; a key valve, cover, and fire glass are optional. Prefer a straight wood-look fire pit? See the Catalina fire pit. The Big Sur fire pit ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
FAQ
Is the Big Sur Fire Pit actually made of wood?
No — that’s the trick. The Big Sur is GFRC concrete cast in molds taken from real timber texture, so you get the look of a massive wooden beam holding fire it could never survive. Grain, knots, and all, rendered in glass fiber reinforced concrete.
What lengths does the Big Sur come in?
Two long-format options: 60 and 72 inches, SKUs OPT-BGSR60 and OPT-BGSR72. Both carry the Big Sur’s low, hefty timber profile — the 72-inch especially reads like a reclaimed beam laid across the patio with a flame line down its spine.
Which finishes are offered?
Three wood-inspired tones: Ebony (-EBN) for a charred-timber look, Ivory (-IVY) for driftwood pale, and Oak (-OAK) for classic mid-brown grain. Because the color is cast into the Big Sur’s GFRC, it won’t peel or flake the way a painted faux finish would.
What ignition systems are available?
Five — Match Lit, Match Lit with Flame Sense (LC certified), Flame Sense with Spark, Low Voltage Electronic (CSA certified), and Plug and Play (CSA certified). The Big Sur ships with its fire pan, plate burner, mounting bracket, fuel orifice, and whistle-free hose regardless of which you choose.
How much gas does a pit this size use?
It scales with flame height — the Big Sur’s long burner sipping at low settings can run an evening on modest fuel, while full flame draws considerably more. Propane users should expect several hours per 20-pound tank at moderate output; natural gas households just run the line.
Can I have a fire pit like this in my backyard?
Almost certainly — as a gas unit the Big Sur avoids the smoke and ember rules that restrict wood fires, and many areas allow it even during burn bans. Confirm setbacks and gas-work permits locally, and use a licensed installer for the connection.
Does it burn propane or natural gas?
Either — each Big Sur is built to order for the fuel you specify. It’s one of the standouts in our concrete fire pit collection for buyers who want wood-fire looks with none of wood’s smoke, sparks, or cleanup.