The Outdoor Plus Cabo Fire Pit

The match lit system is a manual ignition that requires you to light the burner with a lighter while turning on the gas valve. The electronic ignition allows you to start the fire pit with the flip of a switch or a remote, offering more convenience at the cost of a more complex installation.

Yes, you can replace or layer the included lava rock with fire glass. Depending on the size of your fire pit, you will need approximately 50 to 75 pounds of fire glass to achieve the desired coverage.

Yes, the fire pit is constructed from Glass-Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC), which is specifically engineered for outdoor durability. It is designed to withstand various weather conditions, though we recommend using a cover during the off-season to maintain the finish.

The Cabo fire pit is a heavy, freestanding unit that arrives as a finished piece. You will need to position it in your desired location and connect the fuel line, but no complex structural assembly is required.

Yes, you must specify your fuel type when ordering. While both options are available, the internal burner components are calibrated differently for natural gas versus propane, so they are not interchangeable after the unit is manufactured.

Because this is a wood-free gas fire pit, it is safer than traditional wood-burning options, but you should still maintain a clear perimeter of at least 3 to 5 feet from combustible materials like wooden decks, overhanging trees, or patio furniture.