
Comet Fire Sculpture in Corten Steel: a tall rust-finish teardrop around the flame
The Outdoor Plus Comet fire sculpture in Corten steel is a tall teardrop-shaped fire feature in a 36, 48, or 64 inch size. Four wide curved blades swell out at the bottom and taper to points at the top, with the fire burning low in the open center on short legs. Corten forms its own protective rust-colored skin outdoors, with no paint or sealer needed.
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. Want a finish that stays bright? See the Comet in stainless steel. The Corten Comet fire sculpture ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
SKU: TFL-CMT36CSWB | TFL-CMT48CSWB | TFL-CMT64CSWB
| Size |
36″, 48″, 64″ |
| Ignition Type |
Match Lit Ignition, Fire Glow, Spark Glow, Plug and Play (CSA Certified) |
| Gas Type |
Liquid Propane, Natural Gas |
FAQ
What is the Comet Fire Sculpture, in a sentence?
A gas-fired Corten sculpture with a streaking, tail-like cutout pattern — up to 64 inches of weathering steel that glows from within. The Comet is one of the largest pieces in the line, sized to anchor estates, courtyards, and commercial patios.
What sizes does the Corten Comet come in?
Three big ones: 36-inch (TFL-CMT36CSWB), 48-inch (TFL-CMT48CSWB), and a commanding 64-inch (TFL-CMT64CSWB). Even the smallest Comet is a presence; the 64-inch belongs in wide-open settings with generous clearances. Check the linked spec sheet for exact dimensions.
How is the Comet sculpture fueled and ignited?
The spec lists Match Lit, Fire Glow, Spark Glow, and Plug and Play (CSA certified) ignition, each built to order for liquid propane or natural gas. Match Lit means valve-and-long-match simplicity; Plug and Play means push-button start — welcome on a sculpture this tall.
Propane tank or gas line for a piece this large?
Either works — you specify LP or NG at order. For a 48- or 64-inch Comet that will run often, a plumbed natural gas line is the luxurious choice: continuous run time, no tank swaps, and the supply hardware stays hidden from view.
How warm is the area around it when running?
Genuinely warm — the Comet’s tall Corten shell radiates heat outward through its cutouts, and the flame zone runs extremely hot. Guests feel it several feet away, which is the point. The shell itself is a no-touch surface during and after burning.
Does the weathering steel need anything from me?
Almost nothing. Let rain and sun cycle the Comet to its stable rust patina — no sealing, no painting. Your only jobs: ensure water drains rather than pools inside, and stage it away from pale paving during the first season of oxide runoff.
Can we cook anything over the Comet?
Marshmallows on long skewers, happily — the clean gas flame is smoke-free and steady. Actual grilling is off the menu: grease fouls the burner and media. Treat the Comet as light, heat, and spectacle, and browse our gas fire pit category for cooking-friendly setups.