
Coronado Fire Pit in Wood Grain: a long timber-look concrete fire pit up to ten feet
The Outdoor Plus Coronado fire pit in wood grain is a long, low rectangular gas fire pit cast in the USA from GFRC, a glass-fiber concrete molded from real timber, with the color cast all the way through. Choose Ebony, Ivory, or Oak and one of seven lengths from 48 to 120 inches.
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, stainless lid, wind guard, and fire glass are optional. Need to hide a propane tank in a wood-look pit? See the Catalina fire pit. The wood grain Coronado fire pit ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
OPT-COR48 | OPT-COR60 | OPT-COR72 | OPT-COR84 | OPT-COR96 | OPT-COR108 | OPT-COR120
| Size |
48″, 60″, 72″, 84″, 96″, 108, 120″ |
| 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) |
| Color |
Ebony (-EBN), Ivory (-IVY), Oak (-OAK) |
| Gas Type |
Liquid Propane, Natural Gas |
FAQ
Why does the Coronado Wood Grain look like a giant timber ring?
Because it was cast from one — the Wood Grain Coronado is GFRC concrete molded with real timber texture, delivering the look of a massive wooden vessel that fire could never actually be trusted inside. Grain and knots included; combustibility not.
How many sizes does the Wood Grain version offer?
Seven — more than any other Coronado: 48, 60, 72, 84, 96, 108, and 120 inches, SKUs OPT-COR48 through OPT-COR120. That 120-inch flagship is a ten-foot ring of wood-look concrete and flame.
Which wood-grain finishes does the Coronado come in?
Three cast-in timber tones: Ebony (-EBN) for a charred, dramatic read; Ivory (-IVY) for weathered driftwood; Oak (-OAK) for classic warm grain. The color permeates the Coronado’s GFRC shell, so it wears without exposing bare material.
Could it go on a deck?
The gas flame poses no ember risk, and GFRC is dramatically lighter than poured concrete — but a Coronado of this scale still demands verified structural capacity, a non-combustible barrier, and code clearances. Decks suit the smaller diameters best; your installer decides.
How hot does it burn?
The gas flame at its core exceeds 1,000 degrees, radiating adjustable warmth across the Coronado’s wide bowl — and the GFRC mass softly holds and re-releases heat the way stone hearths do. Valve down for ambiance, up for cold-night output.
S’mores over a concrete log — does it work?
Wonderfully, and with comic irony: you roast over the one wooden-looking fire pit that will never become firewood. The Coronado Wood Grain’s clean gas flame gives smoke-free marshmallows, and even the 48-inch rim fits a family of roasters.
Which fuel does it use, and what’s included?
Built to order for natural gas or liquid propane, shipping with fire pan, plate burner, mounting bracket, matched orifice, and whistle-free hose. It anchors the timber-look wing of our concrete fire pit collection.