Uxmal Fire Pillar in Concrete: a square stone-look bowl in 18 colors
The Outdoor Plus Uxmal fire pillar is a 30-inch gas feature with a square inverted-pyramid bowl and flared hourglass base, raising flames into view. Handmade in the USA, its glass-fiber concrete looks like solid stone at a fraction of the weight and comes in 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 burner, pan, hose, fittings, and lava rock are included; a key valve, cover, stainless lid, bullet burner upgrade, fire glass, and burner ornaments are optional. Prefer a round bowl? The Hana fire pillar is its chalice-shaped sibling. The concrete Uxmal fire pillar ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Includes
Uxmal Fire Pillar – GFRC Concrete
- Fire Pan/Plate
- Burner
- Mounting Bracket
- NG or LP Orifice
- Whistle Free Hose
- Lava Rock
FAQ
What is the Uxmal Fire Pillar in GFRC?
A standing column of cast concrete with fire at its crown — vertical architecture rather than a pit you sit around. GFRC (glass fiber reinforced concrete) keeps the Uxmal strong and weatherproof at a fraction of poured-concrete weight, and it comes in 18 hand-applied colors. It shares its material DNA with our whole concrete fire pit range.
What hardware ships with the pillar?
Everything above the gas line: fire pan and plate, burner, mounting bracket, the orifice matched to Liquid Propane or Natural Gas, whistle-free hose, and lava rock. The Uxmal arrives as a complete system — a licensed installer makes the connection and you are lighting it that evening.
What ignition does it use?
Two options at order: Match Lit, which needs no electricity and suits pillars placed deep in planting beds, or Low Voltage Electronic ignition (CSA certified), which lets a switch run the flame — the natural choice when Uxmal columns flank an entry or line a pool deck.
How do you light a flame that sits up high?
On a Match Lit Uxmal, the burner at the top of the column is still within easy reach — open the valve gently and touch a long-stemmed lighter to it. If reaching up nightly sounds tedious, that is precisely what the electronic ignition version exists for.
Fire glass or lava rock at the crown?
The Uxmal includes lava rock, which reads volcanic and suits the cast-concrete body. Swapping or topping with fire glass makes the crown sparkle after dark — striking on a column, since the media sits near eye level where everyone actually sees it.
What does a pillar cost to run?
Modest — a column flame is about presence, not volume, and most owners run the Uxmal at moderate height. On natural gas that is pocket change per evening; on propane, a standard tank covers many sessions. As always, the valve is the economy dial.
Can it stand under a covered patio?
Rarely — a pillar puts flame high by design, which eats most overhead clearance before you even start measuring. Check the Uxmal spec sheet against your ceiling height, but expect the answer to be open sky: columns are made for entries, pool decks, and garden lines anyway.