
Starlight Fire Sculpture in Corten Steel: a tall rust-finish cylinder of blades around the flame
The Outdoor Plus Starlight fire sculpture in Corten steel is a tall, narrow fire feature in a 24 or 36 inch size: closely spaced vertical blades form a cylinder, tied by a ring near the top and standing on a round base plate, with the fire burning low inside so light flickers out between the blades. 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 it bright instead? See the Starlight in stainless steel. The Corten Starlight fire sculpture ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
SKU: TFL-STLT24CSWB| TFL-STLT36CSWB
| Size |
24″, 36″ |
| Ignition Type |
Wood Burning, Match Lit Ignition, Fire Glow, Spark Glow, Plug and Play (CSA Certified) |
| Gas Type |
Liquid Propane, Natural Gas |
FAQ
Where did the Starlight Fire Sculpture get its name?
From what it does after dark: dozens of pinpoint cutouts scatter firelight like stars across the patio while real logs burn inside. In Corten steel, the Starlight weathers to a deep rust that makes each point of light glitter harder against the darkened shell.
What sizes does the Corten Starlight come in?
Two: 24-inch (TFL-STLT24CSWB) and 36-inch (TFL-STLT36CSWB), both wood-burning per the spec tab. The 24-inch is one of the most compact sculptures in the line — a genuine small-patio option — while the 36-inch throws a wider constellation. Spec sheet linked above.
How do I light the Starlight sculpture properly?
Small and dry: kindling teepee with a starter at the Starlight’s center, then seasoned splits added as flames establish. The pinpoint perforations meter airflow steadily, so a patient start rewards you with a long, even burn and maximum starfield effect.
What is the safe way to clear Starlight ashes?
After the Starlight sits cold for a full day, scoop ash into a lidded metal container and keep it on concrete, away from structures, for another day or two. Clean hardwood ash can amend garden beds thinly; never bag or bin ash that might hold embers.
How much space does it need around it?
Even the compact 24-inch Starlight is a real wood fire: keep 10 to 20 feet from your house and fences, nothing overhead, and a non-combustible pad below. Municipal fire codes set the binding setbacks, so confirm locally before placing it.
Is the early rust runoff from Corten permanent on stone?
Usually not — fresh tints on pavers fade with weathering and cleaning — but prevention beats scrubbing: park the Starlight over gravel or dark stone for its first season. Once the patina stabilizes, the steel stops shedding and the issue ends.
Does the Starlight come in a gas version?
It can be ordered so — the spec lists Match Lit, Fire Glow, Spark Glow, and Plug and Play (CSA certified) in LP or NG alongside wood burning. But the crackling-log version is the classic: a wood burning fire pit that doubles as planetarium.