
Sedona Fire Bowl in concrete: a round 27 or 33 inch fire bowl for patios and pool edges
The Outdoor Plus Sedona fire bowl in GFRC concrete is a round gas fire bowl with a smooth half-sphere profile and a natural fit for a pool wall or a small terrace. GFRC is glass-fiber concrete, stone-like but light enough to place by hand. Choose a 27 or 33 inch bowl and one of 18 colors.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Light it with a match, or add electronic ignition and start it with a button. The fire pan, burner, hose, fittings, mounting bracket, and lava rock are included; a key valve, canvas cover, and fire glass are optional. Planning a pool feature? See all our pool fire bowls. The concrete Sedona fire bowl ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
OPT-27RFO | OPT-33RFO
| Size |
27″, 33″ |
| Ignition Type |
Match Lit Ignition, Low Voltage Electronic Ignition (CSA Certified) |
| Color |
Ash (-ASH), Black (-BLK), Bronze (-MBR), Brown (-BRN), Chestnut (-CST), Chocolate (-CHC), Coffee (-RCF), Copper (-MCP), Limestone (-LIM), Moss Stone (-RMS), Natural Gray (-NGY), Pearl (-MPR), Rustic Gray (-RGR), Rustic White (-RWH), Silver (-MSV), Slate (-MSL), Smooth Gray (-GRY), Vanilla (-VAN) |
| Gas Type |
Liquid Propane, Natural Gas |
| Key Valve Installation |
No, Yes |
⚠️ California Prop 65 Warning ⚠️
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, Lead Compounds, Chromium, and Carbon Monoxide which are known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to
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FAQ
What sizes does the Sedona Fire Bowl come in?
Two slightly unconventional diameters, 27-inch (OPT-27RFO) and 33-inch (OPT-33RFO), which land neatly between the 24 and 36-inch bowls most brands offer. The 27-inch is a favorite for pool ledges and small terraces; the 33-inch carries a main patio without crowding it.
What makes GFRC right for a bowl like the Sedona?
It casts crisply enough to hold the Sedona’s smooth round profile, weighs a fraction of solid concrete so placement does not require machinery, and rides out sun, rain, and freeze-thaw without cracking. Glass fibers embedded through the concrete do the structural work that steel rebar would in a pour.
What is included and how is it lit?
Fire pan, burner, whistle-free hose, gas orifice, mounting bracket, and lava rock all ship with the bowl, and you select Match Lit or Low Voltage Electronic Ignition (CSA Certified). Every Sedona is built to order for Liquid Propane or Natural Gas.
Is the Sedona a good poolside fire feature?
It is one of the most popular bowls for exactly that, and the GFRC finish palette blends into pool coping and hardscape beautifully. If yours is going onto a pool wall or bond beam, route the project through your pool contractor and browse our pool fire bowl collection for companions.
How much heat comes off it?
A healthy, grill-class output that warms an arc of seating in front of open sky. The concrete shell warms mildly rather than searing like bare metal, so incidental contact with the Sedona rim is far more forgiving. Size-specific burner ratings live on the Sedona specification sheet.
What is involved in shutting it down?
Rotate the valve closed and the Sedona is out, full stop. Gas leaves nothing burning, so there is no water, sand, or stirring involved, and you can walk inside thirty seconds after the last guest leaves. Cover the bowl once cool if weather is coming.
Can I stage it on an outdoor rug?
Keep the rug at a distance. The Sedona needs a hard, non-combustible surface underneath, pavers, stone, or concrete, because radiant heat off the bowl base will damage synthetic fibers over time. Rugs belong under the chairs, several feet back from the flame line.