Architectural fire pits, bowls, fireplaces and built-in burner components
The Outdoor Plus brings a strongly architectural point of view to an outdoor fire feature. From a compact round bowl to a long, low fire pit or a ready-to-finish fireplace, the collection gives Bay Area homeowners and trade professionals clear forms to build a patio, poolside setting or entertaining zone around.
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The brand, in context
At The Fireplace Element in Mountain View, begin with the role the fire feature should play in the plan: a gathering point, a linear visual anchor or the fire component within a custom surround. We can help frame a useful product conversation around the site, finish direction and fuel-planning questions, with the manufacturer’s current documentation close at hand.
A broad mix of round, square and rectangular fire-feature forms
Current collections span GFRC concrete, powder-coated metal and other listed material directions
A distinct built-in path with drop-in pans and Linear Bullet Burner configurations
Product directions
Explore the relevant ranges, then bring your dimensions, plans and questions to our team.
The Outdoor Plus lists fire pits and tables in round, square and rectangular formats, with GFRC concrete, metal and ready-to-finish groupings on its current site. The Cabo Linear Fire Pit is a verified low-profile GFRC option in the collection, offered in three listed lengths and with natural-gas or liquid-propane configuration choices.
Explore this product type The Outdoor Plus product informationFire bowls bring a softer, sculptural silhouette to an outdoor layout, with concrete and metal bowl categories shown by the manufacturer. The Cazo Fire Bowl is a verified round GFRC model, with listed size, color, ignition and fuel selections that make it a practical starting point for a focused feature discussion.
Explore this product type The Outdoor Plus product informationThe current fireplace category includes the Williams, Berkeley and Huntington designs, along with material variations for the Williams. The Williams Fireplace Ready To Finish is designed to receive finish materials on site, making it relevant where the fire feature needs to relate closely to surrounding masonry, tile or another non-combustible architectural finish.
Explore this product type The Outdoor Plus product informationFor a custom-built enclosure or fire feature, The Outdoor Plus lists burner-only components as well as flat, lipless and raised-lip pan-and-burner combinations. Its Raised Lip Rectangular Drop-In Pan with Linear Bullet Burner is specifically presented for built-in fire-feature applications, where the finished edge and drop-in format are part of the design intent.
Explore this product type The Outdoor Plus product information
Plan before you specify
Start with the footprint and sightlines. A bowl can punctuate a pool edge or patio corner without turning the entire space toward one axis, while a linear fire pit can reinforce the long edge of a seating arrangement. For an outdoor fireplace, establish early how its face, surround and adjacent materials will be resolved rather than choosing the finish after the fire feature is defined.
Then bring the technical conversation into the layout. Confirm the intended fuel, ignition approach, dimensions and clearances against the current manufacturer materials and the requirements of the project. A built-in pan and burner merits a different coordination discussion from a self-contained feature, so drawings, finish samples and the relevant product documentation are useful items to review with The Fireplace Element and the project team.
Discuss The Outdoor Plus for your projectThe current official categories support four useful directions: fire pits and tables, fire bowls, outdoor fireplaces, and pans and burners for built-in work. That lets a project begin with a finished focal feature or with the fire component for a custom enclosure.
Yes. The official Cabo Linear GFRC page lists 56-, 66- and 90-inch lengths, each at 38 inches wide and 16 inches high. Confirm the selected configuration and current documentation before finalizing a layout.
It means the Williams Ready To Finish version is intended to be finished on site with the project’s selected architectural finish material. The manufacturer specifically identifies stone, tile and other non-combustible finish directions, so the surround should be coordinated with the project team and current product guidance.
Start with the project
Visit our Mountain View showroom or share your plans with The Fireplace Element. We work with homeowners, architects, designers, builders and contractors across the Bay Area.