
Horizon Fire Sculpture in Stainless Steel: a tapered steel basket that widens at the top
The Outdoor Plus Horizon fire sculpture in stainless steel is a bucket-shaped fire feature in a 24 or 36 inch size, narrower at the base and wider at the open top, built from vertical slats held by two horizontal rings, so the fire glows out between them. 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 Horizon in Corten steel turns a deep rust brown. The stainless Horizon fire sculpture ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
The Horizon Fire Sculpture – Specification Sheets
SKU: TFL-NBLA30SSWB
| Size |
24″, 36″ |
| Ignition Type |
Wood Burning, Match Lit Ignition, Fire Glow, Spark Glow, Plug and Play (CSA Certified) |
| Gas Type |
Liquid Propane, Natural Gas |
FAQ
Why pick the Horizon in stainless steel?
For permanence and shine. The stainless Horizon keeps its silver, mill-bright banding for life — no rust bloom, no color shift — and the polished shell throws firelight back at the seating area, so the horizontal cutouts glow from both the flame and its reflection.
What sizes are available in the stainless Horizon?
The spec tab lists 24-inch and 36-inch versions, same footprint options as the Corten sibling. The SKU shown on the tab looks misprinted, so if you need the exact stainless part number for your order, contact us and we will confirm it against the Horizon spec sheet.
What is the trick to a good fire in a sculpture like this?
Dry wood and loose stacking. Lay kindling in a small crosshatch at the Horizon’s center, light it, then add split hardwood a piece at a time so air keeps moving through the banded cutouts. Overstuffing chokes the draw and smokes up the show.
How do I extinguish it properly?
Burn the load down to coals, spread them thin across the Horizon’s floor, then pour water slowly over everything until steam and hissing stop. Stir, soak again, and let it vent openly overnight. Cold to the touch is the only true done.
Does stainless steel need any upkeep outdoors?
Very little — that is its charm. Rinse the Horizon occasionally, and if you are near a pool or the coast, wipe it with a stainless cleaner now and then to keep chlorides from tea-staining the surface. Smoke marks above the cutouts wipe off when cool.
Can embers escape through the cutout bands?
Small ones can, occasionally — so give the stainless Horizon a non-combustible apron of stone, pavers, or gravel and keep it clear of dry leaves. Seasoned hardwood pops far less than damp or resinous wood, which is the real spark-control secret for any wood burning fire pit.
Is a backyard wood fire even legal where I live?
Usually yes for contained recreational fires like the Horizon, but municipalities differ on burn days, setbacks, and seasonal bans. Ten minutes with your local fire authority’s website settles it — and a steel-contained sculpture with real clearances typically sits on the friendly side of those rules.