
Round drop-in pan with round burner: a lipped pan and a double-ring flame, 13 to 43 inches
The Outdoor Plus round drop-in pan and round burner is a classic gas insert for round fire pits. Its brushed stainless pan has a rim wall and lip resting on the enclosure’s edge, hanging inside a lipped opening to hold lava rock or fire glass. Two concentric stainless burner rings with cross tubes spread flames evenly. Made in the USA, it measures 13, 19, 25, 31, 37, or 43 inches across.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Light it with a match, or add electronic ignition and start it with a button. No visible lip? The round lipless drop-in pan with round burner sits flush inside the opening. The round drop-in pan and round burner ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
Round Drop In Pan & Round SS Burner – Flame Sense – Specification Sheet
Drop In Round Pan and Round Burner – Specification Sheets
SKU: OPT-PBR13 | OPT-PBR19 | OPT-PBR25 | OPT-PBR31 | OPT-PBR37 | OPT-PBR43
| Size |
13″, 19″, 25″, 31″, 37″, 43″ |
| Ignition Type |
Pan & Burner Only (Match Lit), Match Lit with Flame Sense Ignition (LC Certified), Flame Sense With Spark Ignition, Low Voltage Electronic Ignition (CSA Certified), Plug and Play (CSA Certified) |
FAQ
Why are these pans sized 13 to 43 inches instead of round numbers?
Because they are drop-ins: the odd diameters — 13, 19, 25, 31, 37, 43 inches — are pan dimensions engineered around common finished-opening sizes, with the rim carrying the weight. Cut the hole to the spec sheet, rest the OPT-PBR in it, and the top finishes flush.
What is included, and does it support Flame Sense?
The round stainless pan and matched ring burner come as one assembly, and yes — there is a dedicated Flame Sense spec sheet for this set. Ignition runs from match lit pan-and-burner through Flame Sense variants to Low Voltage Electronic and Plug and Play, both CSA certified.
What does the recessed format change visually?
The fire sits down inside the surface — media below grade, ring of flame rising from it — rather than perched on top the way a flat pan reads. In columns, table centers and bowl builds, that sunken bed is what makes the feature look factory-made.
Is this the right component for building my own fire bowl?
It is the standard one — drop a 19 or 25-inch OPT-PBR into a cast concrete or metal vessel and you have built what the finished products are: browse any fire bowl and picture this pan inside it. Your material, TOP’s engineering, licensed gas hookup.
How is the fire put out at night?
Key valve closed, flame gone — instantly and completely, with nothing to soak or shovel. Electronic versions shut off from their switch. Let the recessed bed cool before covering the opening, and the OPT-PBR is ready for tomorrow untouched.
Which fuels can it burn?
Natural gas or liquid propane — one or the other, chosen when you order, built in at the factory. The ring burner is not field-convertible between fuels, so align the purchase with what your installer is actually running to the feature.
Can guests roast s’mores over the sunken ring?
Of course — the clean gas flame off the ring is perfect for it, and the recessed bed keeps drips inside the pan instead of on your coping. Sticks above the flame, marshmallows rotated patiently, and the 25-inch and larger sizes handle a crowd.