
Galaxy Fire Sculpture in Stainless Steel: a low round bowl of curved steel staves
The Outdoor Plus Galaxy fire sculpture in stainless steel is a low, round fire feature in a 30, 36, or 48 inch size, built from curved steel staves with narrow gaps between them, so the fire glows out through the sides as well as the top. It sits directly on the ground, and stainless keeps its brushed finish through rain and heat without rusting.
Burn firewood in it as it comes, or order it as a gas feature for natural gas or propane and light it with a match or a push-button igniter. Decorative gas burner ornaments are optional. Prefer a weathered look? The Galaxy in Corten steel turns a deep rust brown. The stainless Galaxy fire sculpture ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
SKU: TFL-GLXY24SSWB | TFL-GLXY30SSWB | TFL-GLXY36SSWB
| Size |
30″, 36″, 48″ |
| Ignition Type |
Match Lit Ignition, Fire Glow, Spark Glow, Plug and Play (CSA Certified) |
| Gas Type |
Liquid Propane, Natural Gas |
FAQ
What does the Galaxy look like in stainless steel?
Like a modern planetarium: the same star-field cutouts as the Corten Galaxy, but in a bright brushed shell that stays silver forever and reflects the flame it contains. Where Corten reads earthy and aged, the stainless Galaxy reads crisp — ideal beside pools and contemporary hardscape.
What sizes and SKUs does the stainless Galaxy have?
Three sizes, listed as TFL-GLXY24SSWB, TFL-GLXY30SSWB, and TFL-GLXY36SSWB on the spec tab. Because the tab’s size row and sheet differ slightly, confirm exact dimensions on the linked Galaxy spec sheet or with us before choosing.
Which ignition systems can I order it with?
The stainless Galaxy lists Match Lit, Fire Glow, Spark Glow, and Plug and Play (CSA certified). Match Lit keeps things simple and serviceable; Plug and Play gives push-button lighting with automatic re-ignition. All are configured for your chosen fuel at the factory.
Can this sculpture live under a covered patio?
An open flame wants open sky. Unless your cover is high, ventilated on multiple sides, and satisfies both the Galaxy spec sheet clearances and local code, place it out from under the roof — the cutout light show is better under stars anyway.
How do I shut the Galaxy down after use?
Gas makes this the easy part: turn the key valve or ignition off and the flame dies instantly — no dousing, no ash. Let the stainless shell cool before covering. That instant-off is a genuine safety edge over wood when evenings end abruptly.
Fire glass or lava rock inside the stainless Galaxy?
Fire glass is the natural partner here — its glitter against brushed stainless amplifies the starlight effect through the cutouts. Lava rock works fine too and hides dust better. Either sits over the burner; never substitute ordinary gravel or river rock, which can crack.
Can you actually cook on a sculpture like this?
Marshmallows and skewered treats over the flame, sure — but the Galaxy is not a grill, and drippings foul the burner and media. For real cooking keep a grill nearby and let this gas fire pit sculpture do what it does best: light, warmth, and atmosphere.