Hana Fire Pillar: a 28-inch concrete chalice with the flame in a raised bowl
The Outdoor Plus Hana fire pillar is a 28-inch gas chalice with a deep rounded bowl on a curved hourglass foot, its flame rising from lava rock. Handmade in the USA in 18 colors, its glass-fiber concrete (GFRC) looks like solid stone at a fraction of the weight.
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, fittings, and lava rock are included; a key valve, cover, bullet burner upgrade, fire glass, and decorative burner ornaments are optional. Prefer a square bowl? The Uxmal fire pillar comes in the same 18 colors. The Hana fire pillar ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Includes
Hana Fire Pillar – GFRC Concrete
- Fire Pan/Plate
- Burner
- Mounting Bracket
- NG or LP Orifice
- Whistle Free Hose
- Lava Rock
FAQ
What is a fire pillar, exactly?
A vertical take on the fire pit. The Hana (OPT-HNAPC28) is a 28-inch GFRC concrete column that lifts the flame off the ground, so the fire reads as a torch-like landscape element rather than a bowl you gather over. Use one as a focal point, or repeat several to rhythm a path or pool deck.
What finish colors does the Hana offer?
Eighteen GFRC finishes — cool tones like Ash, Natural Gray, Slate, and Silver; earthy Chestnut, Chocolate, Coffee, and Moss Stone; lighter Limestone, Rustic White, and Vanilla among them. Matching a pair of Hana pillars to your hardscape color is usually the fun part of ordering.
What ships with the pillar?
The working fire system: fire pan, plate burner, mounting bracket, an orifice matched to your natural gas or propane order, whistle-free hose, and lava rock. The Hana arrives complete — a licensed installer connects the fuel, and the pillar is ready to light.
How far from the house should it stand?
Treat the Hana like any open gas flame: roughly ten feet from structures and overhangs as a planning figure, with local code as the final word. Because the flame rides at the top of a 28-inch column, also mind what is above it — branches, pergola beams, umbrellas.
Can the Hana pillar stand on an outdoor rug?
No — give the Hana a footing of stone, concrete, or pavers. A pillar concentrates its weight and its radiant heat over a small footprint, which is exactly the wrong combination for synthetic rug fibers. Keep rugs in the seating zone, away from the column base.
How do you light the Hana fire pillar?
With the ignition you choose at order — base Match Lit means opening the key valve and touching a long lighter to the burner atop the Hana, while Match Lit with Flame Sense (LC certified), Flame Sense with Spark, Low Voltage Electronic, or Plug and Play (CSA certified) automate the job progressively.
Which fuel powers the Hana fire pillar?
Liquid Propane or Natural Gas — each Hana is built to order for the fuel you specify, like every concrete fire pit we stock from The Outdoor Plus. Installations running multiple pillars are usually plumbed for natural gas on one line.