Fire Pit Inserts and Fire Table Burners

The Outdoor Plus makes round, square, linear and rectangular burners. Pattern burners include the H, Switchback, Triple S, Star, Lotus and Fish Eye. Stainless steel bullet burners come in round, square, linear and racetrack shapes.

Firegear offers Pro Series and Stainless Steel burner kits and complete burner systems. It also makes the LUME Insert in 29, 34 and 36 inch sizes.

Drop in pans and flat pans

A drop in pan sits below the top of the surround and holds fire glass or lava rock. A flat pan sits on top of the opening. Raised lip and lipless versions change how the edge looks.

Measure the inside of your opening before you choose a size. Leave room around the pan as the instructions require.

Questions this catalogue can answer

What size fire pit insert do I need?

Measure the inside of the opening, not the outside of the surround. The pan must fit with the gap the instructions call for. Send us the inside dimensions and we will match a size.

What is the difference between a fire table insert and a fire pit insert?

A fire table insert is usually shallow and rectangular or linear. A fire pit insert is often round or square and can be deeper. Both are a burner and pan set into a surround.

Can an insert run on propane or natural gas?

Burner kits are made for one fuel or the other. Firegear makes its kits in both natural gas and propane versions. Tell us your fuel when you request a quote.

Do I need ventilation in my fire pit enclosure?

A closed surround needs vent openings. Propane is heavier than air and can pool inside. Follow the insert's install manual for vent size and placement.

What goes on top of the burner?

Most builds use fire glass or lava rock over the burner. We also list decorative steel logs and steel fire balls. Check the manual for the media depth your burner needs.