Smaller patio, same warm glow. The Stateside Fire Hawaii 30" Concrete Fire Bowl is a 30" round gas fire bowl, 15" tall, with a full rounded profile and a 10" burner rated at 65,000 BTU. It is a good fit for a bistro set or two chairs and a side table.
Sized for tight spaces
A 30" footprint fits on balconies, small courtyards and the corner of a larger patio. The 14" round burn area sits in the middle of a flat rim, so the flame reads as a neat ring of fire. Plan on about 24" from the rim to each seat.
Specs at a glance
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Overall size: 30" diameter x 15" high
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Burn area: 14" round
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Burner: 10" round stainless steel burner with stainless steel pan
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Heat output: 65,000 BTU
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Approx. weight: About 120 lbs
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Body: Glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC)
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Finishes: Stone, Cloud, Salt, Sand, Coal and Canyon
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Fuel: Natural gas or propane
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Ignition: Match Lit (standard), Push Button battery (+$500) or Electronic (+$1,800)
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Included: Black lava rock and a free round protective cover
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Fire glass capacity: About 50 lbs (fire glass sold separately)
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Lead time: Made to order in the USA, ships in about 2 weeks
The body is cast in GFRC and finished by hand, so tone and texture vary a little from piece to piece. A spec sheet with a dimensioned drawing is under the Manuals & Documents tab on this page.
What's included
- Fire bowl body (GFRC concrete)
- Stainless steel burner and stainless steel burner pan
- Key valve with key (Match Lit)
- 1/2" flex gas line
- Black lava rock
- Free round protective cover
- Propane orifice (propane models only)
Push Button adds a battery spark igniter. Electronic adds a plug-in 110V electronic valve and a pilot igniter.
Not included / available separately
- Fire glass, about 50 lbs for this fire bowl (8 colors: Cobalt Blue, Aqua, Clear, Amber, Copper, Gold Reflective, Black Reflective and Black)
- Polished lava rock
- Remote control kit, timer and emergency shut-off (Electronic ignition only)
- Propane tank, the gas line to the fire bowl and installation. Installation must be done by a licensed gas professional.
Ignition choices
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Match Lit, standard: turn the key valve and light the burner with a long lighter. No power needed.
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Push Button, +$500: a battery spark igniter lights the burner at the press of a button. No wiring.
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Electronic, +$1,800: a plug-in 110V electronic valve with a pilot igniter. It needs a 110V outlet near the fire bowl and is required for the remote control, timer or emergency shut-off.
Warranty
For residential use:
- Burner: lifetime
- Stainless steel burner pan: 3 years
- Electronics, gas valves and pilot assembly: 1 year
For commercial use, coverage is 1 year on stainless steel pans and 6 months on electronics, gas valves and pilot assembly. The warranty covers manufacturing defects that keep the fire bowl from working safely and correctly, and it starts on the ship date.
Lead time and shipping
Every Hawaii concrete fire bowl is made to order in the USA and ships in about 2 weeks. Freight shipping with liftgate unloading at the curb is included in the price. The driver sets it down at the curb; you move it into place.
Common questions
Natural gas or propane?
Either one. Choose your fuel in Step 1 and the fire bowl ships set up for it.
What comes with it?
The GFRC concrete fire bowl, the stainless steel burner and pan, a key valve, a 1/2" flex gas line, black lava rock and a free round protective cover. The full list is under What's included above.
How long does it take to ship?
Each one is made to order in the USA and ships in about 2 weeks, with freight included.
How much fire glass does it take?
About 50 lbs if you want to replace the lava rock. Pick the color right in the product options above.
Is this one too small to give real heat?
It puts out 65,000 BTU, which is plenty for two to four people sitting close. For a bigger group, look at the 38" size.
NOTE: Installation must be done by a licensed gas professional. The installer should size the gas line from the burner rating label on the delivered unit.
WARNING: Combustion byproducts produced when using this product include chemicals known to the State of California to harm health. For more information go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
