The Outdoor Plus Plymouth Square Fire Pit – 24” Height – Wood Grain

FAQ

What does the extra height on this Plymouth Square change?

Presence, mostly. At 24 inches tall the flame rides at end-table height, easy to see from across the yard, and you reach the valve without crouching. Same 36- and 48-inch wood-grain squares as the low version — this one just carries itself more like a monument than a coffee table.

Which SKUs and finishes are these?

OPT-PLMS36 and OPT-PLMS48, the 36-inch and 48-inch squares at 24 inches tall, finished in Ebony, Ivory, or Oak wood-grain GFRC. Cast concrete with real timber texture is the whole trick — browse our concrete fire pit category to see how varied the look gets.

Is electronic ignition an option?

Yes — this Plymouth Square can be built with Low Voltage Electronic or Plug and Play ignition (both CSA certified), Flame Sense with Spark, Match Lit with Flame Sense (LC certified), or plain Match Lit if you would rather keep it entirely unwired.

How do I put it out at the end of the night?

Turn the key until the flame drops and dies — done. No water, no stirring, no smoldering overnight, which is the quiet luxury of a gas Plymouth over a wood fire. Give the media a few minutes to cool before you fit a cover.

Am I allowed a fire pit like this in my backyard?

In most municipalities, yes — gas features such as the Plymouth Square are usually permitted even where wood fires are restricted, because they make no smoke or embers. Local codes and HOAs still vary on clearances and gas lines, so a quick check before ordering is worth it.

How much gas does it actually use?

That depends entirely on how high you run it. At a moderate flame, a burner sized for the Plymouth Square will run several evening sessions on a standard 20-pound propane tank, while natural gas costs a fraction of that per hour. Lower flame, dramatically longer run time.

Can a natural gas unit be converted to propane later?

The Outdoor Plus builds each Plymouth Square to order for the fuel you name at purchase, with the matching orifice fitted from the factory — so choose carefully up front. If your fuel situation has changed on an existing unit, contact us and we will work it out with the manufacturer.