Fire Pit Burner Kits

Outdoor fire pit kits offer a personalized touch to your outdoor living area. These gas fire pit kits come in various sizes, shapes, and designs, with all the necessary parts to fit into a custom-built enclosure. Our selection only offers top brands in the fire pit burner kit industry. These reliable manufacturers guarantee a long-lasting product. While it may be tempting to purchase a cheap fire ring from a big box store, it will rust out after a few summers, leaving you with the same problem. Invest in a high-quality fire pit kit from us, and you'll never have to worry about it again.

Consider a fire pit kit DIY build if pre-built fire features fail to meet your needs. The unmatched flexibility of these components allows for maximum personalization whether you're a homeowner designing a personal patio paradise or a business owner designing an outdoor dining area. Opting for a propane or natural gas fire pit kit is the way to go. Common factors that drive customers to choose a fire pit kit include customizability, durability, and technology. Fire pit kits offer limitless design options, allowing you to use any material that suits your needs. Building your fire pit from scratch also guarantees durability, thanks to the ability to use heavier, more robust materials like stone, brick, and concrete. Finally, fire pit kits feature some of the latest designs in the outdoor fire industry, making them technologically advanced and innovative. At CJs Hearth & Home, we stock only brands with the best technical quality for your peace of mind.

Considerations to Make When Purchasing a Fire Pit Kit: When shopping for a DIY fire pit kit, it is important to keep in mind several key factors. At CJs Heart & Home, we offer a wide range of options for fire pit kits, including different sizes and styles. To ensure that you are making an informed decision, consider the following:
Fuel Type - Our fire pit kits can either be powered by natural gas or propane. It is important to know which fuel type you plan on using before purchasing components. If you are unsure, we recommend consulting with a licensed gas plumber for safety.
Shape and Size - We offer fire pit kits in various sizes and shapes, from small DIY tabletop fire pits to large 10-foot designs. Keep in mind that larger fire features require more fuel.
Price - Our collection of fire pit kits includes products at different price points. While we strive to offer only the best brands in the industry, our team is committed to helping you find the kit that meets your needs and budget.
Material - Our fire pit kits are made from durable materials, such as stainless steel and brass, to withstand outdoor use and resist corrosion.
Features - Consider the types of features you prefer in a fire pit kit, such as electronic ignitions, smartphone control, and shut-off timers. Keep in mind any local building codes or HOA rules that may restrict the size, placement, or design of fire features.

Q: Is the inclusion of a burner pan necessary for my fire pit kit?
A: While a natural gas fire pit does not require it, installing a burner pan can provide easier access to the pit's interior for maintenance purposes. On the other hand, propane units require a burner pan due to the air mixer they employ, which necessitates a particular amount of open space to function correctly.

Q: Is it possible to construct a fire pit oneself under an awning or pergola?
A: Placing any material directly over a fire pit is not advised. The kit includes comprehensive instructions on the appropriate distance it should be from combustible materials.

Q: Can a fire pit burner kit create any heat?
A: The appropriate BTU output for your fire pit relies on the size of your burner and your fuel source. Typically, a 50,000 BTU output is suitable for smaller units, whereas larger natural gas fire pit kits can generate up to 300,000 BTUs, contingent on adequate fuel supply. It is recommended that you confer with a gas plumber to verify that your installation can generate sufficient heat.

Q: Is it possible to use a regular propane tank to power my fire pit kit?
A: It is possible. If your burner requires 125,000 BTUs or less, a 20-pound propane tank should suffice; however, a larger burner may need up to 250,000 BTUs and result in a weaker flame if a standard tank is used.

Q: What is the required amount of fire glass or lava rock for a DIY fire pit?
A: We suggest using around 90 pounds of fire glass for each square foot of the enclosure area. Conversely, for lava rock, it is advisable to use 45 pounds per square foot due to the larger size of the pieces and the resulting gaps between them.