Collective 2 Concrete Fire Bowl

Product Description Product Dimensions Instruction Manual The Moderno 2 Fire Bowl provides an outdoor retreat of warmth and ambiance. Each bowl has been hand-crafted using our custom patina finishing process, guaranteeing a one-of-a-kind creation with subtle variation. The 29" diameter bowl provides a beautiful and functional centerpiece for any backyard, patio or lounging area. The ambient heat provides plenty of warmth for multiple people. The 65,000 BTU unit operates with both a standard propane tank or Natural Gas hookup.       Diameter  29" Bottom Opening Diameter 14" Height 13" Surface 5" Burner Size 15" Cross Burner  Burner Plate 26" Weight 90 lbs Moderno 2 Key Features  Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) 65,000 BTUs Stainless steel burner Natural gas or propane options available Includes (1) 25# bag of ¾" charcoal lava rock Manual key valve ignition system PROPANE OPTION - This unit is NOT self contained. Propane tanks need to be stored outside the table. There is an optional matching concrete end table that conceals the propane tank available as an upgrade. Included with Purchase One (1) Moderno 2 Concrete Fire Table One (1) Stainless Steel Burner Includes (1) 25# bag of ¾" charcoal lava rock Stainless Steel Insert Installation Manual  Optional Available Accessories Electronic Ignition System ¼" fire glass in a variety of colors Matching Concrete Propane Enclosure Important Note: All PRISM concrete fire tables weigh 75-650lbs depending on the model. The fire table is delivered "curbside" via LTL freight delivery meaning the carrier will drop the table at the curb or base of your driveway. It will require the assistance of at least 2-4 people or more to move the table and install it. Please plan accordingly as All Backyard Fun does not provide any further assistance of the installation of these fire tables. Maintenance: Each Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete fire pit and fire bowl is sealed before it leaves the factory. As far as cleaning the unit or care after you receive it, Prism suggests using only soap and water. If you want to seal it again,  purchase any concrete sealer from your local hardware store.