onlyfire 36″ Square Fire Pit Flat Pan with Burner Ring, 435,000 BTU

【More Flame Coverage – On Any Table Shape】 – A round burner works well in a round table, but in a square or rectangular table? It leaves cold corners and wasted space. Square burner gives you more flame area than a round burner of the same diameter – on any table shape. Its wider flame pattern pushes heat outward for better coverage, you get more fire, more heat, less waste. (Fact: 30″ square burner = 900 sq in vs 30″ round = 707 sq in – that’s 27% more flame coverage.)
【Heavy-Duty 304 Stainless Steel – Built for Outdoor Living】 – Crafted from commercial-grade 304 stainless steel – not cheaper 201. Resists rust, corrosion, and high heat. Precision-drilled gas ports ensure smooth, whistle-free flow. Weep holes prevent water buildup inside the pan. This insert is made to last through seasons of backyard enjoyment – even in coastal or humid environments.
【Complete Drop-in Assembly – Ready for DIY Installation】 – Includes 36″ square pan with 30″ square burner pre-installed. 1/4″ flange on all sides for simple drop-in into any fire pit or table opening. 1/2″ center NPT inlet for easy gas connection. No welding, no complex assembly – just drop, connect, and enjoy.
【Versatile Fuel Compatibility – Natural Gas or Propane】 – Delivers massive 435,000 BTU – enough to warm large patios, poolside lounges, or commercial outdoor areas. Works with both natural gas and propane (air mixer required for propane – sold separately). Compatible with fire glass, lava rock, or ceramic logs (minimum 2″ depth recommended; up to 130 lbs of fire glass).
【DIY-Friendly & Customizable – Create Your Style】- Choose your favorite fire glass color or lava rock to match your patio decor. The clean square flame pattern creates a modern, upscale look that stands out in any outdoor space. Perfect for large backyard fire tables, outdoor kitchens, or commercial patios. Upgrade your outdoor living area with a professional-grade fire feature.
【Note】 – For large-sized burners, sometimes there may be no flame at the outer gas outlets, but this does not mean the burner itself is damaged. In such cases, you can try using an igniter ot ignition gun to externally assist in igniting these outlets. The reason is that each outlet requires a sufficient concentration of propane or natural gas to ignite automatically, and it takes longer for the gas to reach the outer outlets.