Name: Cazo Fire Pit Wide Ledge - GFRC Concrete - 60"
Brand: The Outdoor Plus
Price: 7622.0 USD

Cazo Fire Pit Wide Ledge - GFRC Concrete - 60"

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The Outdoor Plus

Cazo Fire Pit Wide Ledge - GFRC Concrete - 60"

Ignition Type

ColorRustic Gray

Gas Type

$7,622.00

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Cazo Fire Pit Wide Ledge – GFRC Concrete – 60"

60 inches of pure outdoor ambiance — the Cazo Fire Pit Wide Ledge at this scale is simply in a class of its own. The iconic wide ledge isn't just a design signature, it's a social experience, giving everyone around it a place to lean in, settle down, and stay a while. Lightweight GFRC construction means it looks like a permanent fixture without the installation headache, and six refined concrete finishes ensure it feels right at home in any outdoor setting.

Specifications

Dimensions:(D) 60” x (H) 20”
Burning Area:(D) 40”
Weight:185lbs
BTU:65,000
Fire Glass Sugg:150lbs
Match Lit:OPT-CZ60
Flame Sense:OPT-CZ60FSML
Plug &Play:OPT-CZ60EKIT
Low Voltage:OPT-CZ60E12V
Fire Glow:OPT-CZ60FG
Spark Glow:OPT-CZ60SG

ACCESSORIES

BULLET BURNER:OPT-B18SST
CANVAS COVER:OPT-CVR-60R-20H
STAINLESS LID:OPT-42RC
GLASS WIND GUARD:--

Maintenance

Daily: Wipe glass and top surface after use; close fuel supply
Weekly: Inspect burner ports and clean debris from the tray
Annually: Check hoses and valves; reapply high-temperature protectant to finish

Warranty

Frame & Burner: 5 years
Ignition & Glass Components: 2 years

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of fire pits do you offer?

We offer a variety of fire pits, including gas fire pits, wood-burning fire pits, and smokeless designs, to fit different outdoor spaces, styles, and uses—from ambiance and warmth to outdoor cooking.

Are fire pits safe to use?

Fire pits can be safe when used properly. Always:

Place your fire pit on a stable, non-flammable surface.
Keep it at least 10 feet away from structures and combustible materials.
Never leave a fire unattended and supervise children and pets nearby.

Where should I install my fire pit?

Choose a flat, fire-safe surface like concrete, stone, or gravel with plenty of clearance from buildings, fences, overhanging branches, and outdoor décor. Avoid placing near flammable landscaping.

Can I use a fire pit on a wooden deck or balcony?

If you’re placing a fire pit on a deck or elevated surface, make sure you use a fire-resistant barrier or protective pad underneath to prevent heat damage. Always check local fire codes and building regulations first.

What kind of fuel should I use?

Gas fire pits use liquid propane (LP) or natural gas (depending on model compatibility). Wood fire pits use dry, seasoned hardwood. Smokeless fire pits are designed for cleaner wood burning with less smoke. Never use accelerants like gasoline or lighter fluid.

Do I need a cover or protection?

Yes! A weather-resistant cover protects your fire pit from rain, snow, and debris, prolonging its life and reducing cleaning time. It also keeps insects and leaves out when the unit is not in use.