
Lucia Fire Pillar: a 31-inch concrete bowl on a cone-shaped base
The Outdoor Plus Lucia fire pillar pairs a 31-inch wide, shallow round bowl with a flared cone-shaped base, forming an hourglass wider than tall. Flames rise 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, fittings, and lava rock are included; a key valve, cover, stainless lid, bullet burner upgrade, fire glass, and burner ornaments are optional. Want a taller stem? The 33-inch Copa fire pillar stands on a narrow pedestal. The Lucia fire pillar ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Includes
Items Included: Fire Pillar, Fire Pan/Plate, Burner, Nipple & Lava Rock.
FAQ
How big is the Lucia Fire Pillar?
The Lucia is the compact column of the family: a 31-inch GFRC concrete pillar under SKU OPT-LUC31. It is scaled so a pair can flank a gate or spa without dominating the space, while a single Lucia still gives a small patio real vertical firelight.
What comes in the crate with the Lucia pillar?
The cast fire pillar plus the working parts: fire pan and plate, burner, gas nipple, and lava rock. Add your choice of Match Lit or Low Voltage Electronic Ignition (CSA Certified) at checkout, and the Lucia arrives built for Liquid Propane or Natural Gas.
What color choices does the Lucia offer?
Eighteen GFRC finishes, from Ash, Bronze, and Chocolate to Silver, Slate, and Vanilla. Since the color is cast into the concrete surface rather than sprayed on, the Lucia weathers gracefully instead of flaking, and the palette covers everything from desert warm to coastal cool.
Could the Lucia go on a wooden deck?
Possibly, with the right prep. Gas means no embers landing on boards, but you still want a non-combustible pad under the pillar, framing rated for a concrete column, and the clearances from the Lucia spec sheet honored. A licensed installer should make the final call on deck placement.
How quickly can I kill the flame?
Instantly. Shut the gas valve or flip the switch and the Lucia goes dark, with no coals smoldering into the night. That on-off certainty is a big reason hosts pick gas pillars over wood fire: when the evening ends, the fire genuinely ends with it.
Will running the Lucia pillar raise my gas costs much?
Less than you might fear. At cruising flame the Lucia draws in the neighborhood of a gas grill, so a plumbed natural gas line adds only modestly to a monthly bill, while a propane tank delivers an evening or more per fill depending on flame height.
Should an outdoor rug go under the Lucia pillar?
Keep rugs clear of the column. The Lucia belongs directly on stone, pavers, or concrete, since radiant heat and the pillar’s weight are both wrong for synthetic rug fibers. Let the rug live under your seating instead, a few feet back from this gas fire pit.