Harbor Fire Pit, 72 inches: a six-foot powder-coated fire pit for big patios
The Outdoor Plus Harbor fire pit in the 72-inch size is a long rectangular gas fire pit, six feet end to end, 28 inches deep, and 20 inches tall, so it anchors a whole outdoor room. It is handmade in the USA from heavy steel with a baked-on powder coat in many colors, and it puts out up to 65,000 BTUs.
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, stainless lid, and fire glass are optional. Need something shorter? See all our rectangular fire pits. The 72-inch Harbor fire pit ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
FAQ
How big is the 72-inch Harbor, practically speaking?
Six feet of fire feature (OPT-HBROS72) — large enough to anchor a full outdoor room on its own. Where the 60-inch Off Set Harbor plays companion to a seating group, the 72-inch version is the destination: scale it against your terrace and leave generous circulation space around it.
What are the ignition choices on this model?
Five tiers, including Plug and Play Ready (CSA certified): the lineup runs Match Lit, Match Lit with Flame Sense (LC certified), Flame Sense with Spark, Low Voltage Electronic (CSA certified), and Plug and Play. On a 72-inch Harbor, push-button ignition matches the effortless mood the piece sets.
Which powder coat colors can I order?
Black, White, Silver Vein, Java, Gray, Pewter, Copper Vein, Olive Green, Mist, Soft White, Onyx Black, Bronze Hammertone, Sapphire Blue, White Vein and Gold Vein — 15 baked-on finishes. At the Harbor scale, color changes the whole personality: Java and Pewter recede into planting and stone, while White or Black turn the six-foot form into deliberate architecture.
What setback does the 72-inch Harbor need from the house?
Plan the standard ten feet from structures and combustible overhangs, then confirm with local code — and measure from the edges of the 72-inch Harbor body, not its center point. On tighter lots, that math is often what decides between this and the 60-inch version.
How quickly can I shut it down?
Instantly — close the key valve and the Harbor flame is out, full stop. No embers linger, no water is involved, no smoke follows you inside. Close the tank or supply line valve afterward, and cover the unit once cool if weather is coming.
Could it work under a covered patio?
Only under genuinely open structures with serious overhead clearance and unrestricted airflow — a 72-inch Harbor sends a lot of heat upward. Compare your structure against the specification sheet clearances and involve your local inspector early. If the numbers are close, open-sky placement is the wiser call.
Propane or natural gas — what is the process?
Declare your fuel at purchase and the Harbor is built to that order — Liquid Propane or Natural Gas, the standard across our gas fire pit collection. For a fixture this size, most owners plumb natural gas and never think about fuel again.