Uxmal Fire Pillar in Stainless Steel: a square bowl on a flared base that stays bright
The Outdoor Plus Uxmal fire pillar is a 30-inch gas feature, handmade in the USA, with a square inverted-pyramid bowl, flared hourglass base, and brushed stainless steel finish. Its shine withstands rain, sprinklers, and salt air with occasional wiping, ideal for pool decks and coastal patios.
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. Want this shape in color? Try the powder-coated Uxmal, available in 15 shades. The stainless Uxmal fire pillar ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Includes
Uxmal Fire Pillar – Stainless Steel
- Fire Pan/Plate
- Burner
- Mounting Bracket
- NG or LP Orifice
- Whistle Free Hose
- Lava Rock
FAQ
Why pick stainless steel for the Uxmal?
For a column that never changes. Stainless will not rust or patina, so this Uxmal keeps its precise, machined look season after season with a wipe-down — the pick for modern architecture, poolside chlorine mist, and coastal air. Where copper and Corten perform their aging, stainless simply performs.
What ships with the stainless Uxmal pillar?
Fire pan and plate, burner, mounting bracket, whistle-free hose, lava rock, and a fuel-matched orifice — the stainless Uxmal is a complete fire system built for Liquid Propane or Natural Gas, declared at purchase. Add a licensed installer connection and it is ready.
What ignition choices does the stainless Uxmal pillar have?
Two: Match Lit, fully manual and unpowered, or Low Voltage Electronic (CSA certified) for switch-run flame. Multiple stainless Uxmal columns along a pool deck practically beg for the electronic build — one circuit, one motion, a whole line of fire.
What media flatters a stainless column?
Fire glass, decisively — the polished Uxmal surfaces and glass media trade reflections until the crown reads as pure light. The included lava rock is the quieter, matte alternative and works perfectly well; many owners keep rock as the base with glass dressed over the top.
What does an evening of flame cost?
Little — a pillar flame is scaled for drama, not heating volume, so the Uxmal sips compared with a big fire table. Natural gas runs are trivially cheap; propane users get many evenings from a standard tank at moderate flame height.
Can it go under a roof or pergola?
Almost never — flame at the top of a column leaves little overhead clearance to spare, and the Uxmal spec sheet numbers will rule out most covered structures. Plan it for open sky: entries, garden axes, pool surrounds — the places a gas fire pit column belongs.
Can you cook over a fire pillar?
No — and honestly, nobody should try. The Uxmal burner sits at the crown of a column, the wrong height and geometry for skewers or grates, and food drippings would foul the media and ports. This piece is architectural flame: light, motion, and atmosphere.