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Bullet Burners – Patented Nozzle Technology for Powerful, Controlled Flames

Enhance your fire feature with modern, nozzle‑based Bullet Burners engineered for taller, more efficient flames. Unlike traditional non‑nozzled burners that rely on drilled gas piping, Bullet Burners use patented tip and hub technology to precisely manage gas flow and oxygen integration. The result is a powerful yet efficient flame presentation suitable for both residential and commercial fire pits, fire tables, and custom installations.

What is a Bullet Burner?

A Bullet Burner is a modern gas burner system that incorporates patented, nozzle‑style burner tips to create jet‑like flames. Each bullet tip is designed to optimize the release of gas and support efficient combustion, producing taller, more consistent flames than traditional pipe-style burners.

This engineered approach enables Bullet Burners to deliver a dramatic flame effect without increasing gas consumption, making them a performance‑driven upgrade over conventional drilled‑port burners.

The Outdoor Plus (TOP) pioneered this technology and continues to refine it across a wide range of premium burner designs, all of which are manufactured in the USA.

Watch: Bullet Burner Technology & Performance

The patented nozzle technology within the Bullet Burner is designed to optimize gas flow and oxygen integration. This video demonstrates the Flat Flame nozzle system in action, showcasing the improved flame height, consistency, and wind resistance that distinguishes these units from traditional burners.

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Bullet Burners vs Traditional (Non‑Nozzled) Burners

Time-tested traditional burners are constructed from gas piping with drilled holes that allow fuel to escape and ignite. Bullet Burners improve upon this approach through precision‑engineered nozzle tips, delivering clear advantages:

  • Taller, Fuller Flames: Concentrated jets produce a more visually striking fire display.
  • Improved Efficiency: Optimized gas‑to‑oxygen mixing enhances flame output without unnecessary fuel waste.
  • Propane Compatibility: The Bullet Burner does not require a separate external air mixer, simplifying installation.

For those seeking a classic, pipe‑style solution, explore our full selection of Traditional (Non‑Nozzled) Burners, which remain a popular and proven choice for many fire pit applications.

Comparison between a Traditional Burner Flame and a Bullet Burner Flame
Flame comparison between traditional burners & Bullet burners

Materials & the Evolution of Bullet Burner Design

The original Bullet Burners were crafted entirely from brass, selected for its excellent thermal expansion properties and durability under extreme heat. Brass remains a premium material choice, particularly suited to high‑temperature environments.

To make Bullet technology more accessible, The Outdoor Plus introduced stainless steel burner bodies paired with patented brass bullet tips. This evolution preserved the performance benefits of the original design while offering a more cost‑effective option.

Today, Bullet Burners are available in both brass and stainless steel configurations, helping customers to balance performance, durability, and budget.

2025 Evolution: The Aqua-Guard™ Water Protection System

The latest 2025 evolution of the range introduces the AquaGuard™ system. While Bullet Burners have always featured strategic weep holes in the burner spurs to allow for drainage, the AquaGuard hub adds a new layer of protection. This redesigned hub acts as a physical moisture barrier for your gas line, making the current generation the most weather-resilient version of the Bullet Burner to date.

In 2026, the Bullet Burner remains a strong choice for statement fire pits, particularly where flame presence, durability, and long-term reliability matter. For a deeper look at why this design continues to hold up, see our Bullet Burner review.

Performance is great, but durability is what keeps a fire pit running year-round. This video showcases the 2025 Aqua-Guard update, demonstrating how the redesigned hub and strategic weep holes protect your gas lines from water ingress.

Watch: AquaGuard Water Protection in Action

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Fuel Types & Ignition Compatibility

Bullet Burners are available for use with both natural gas and propane systems. They are compatible with a range of ignition options, including spark ignition, flame sensing, and electronic ignition systems. Complete burner kits are also available, combining the burner, pan, and ignition system into a coordinated solution.

Available Shapes & Configurations

Available in numerous shapes, Bullet Burners offer the versatility for fire pit design across both residential and commercial environments.

All Bullet Burners are made to order in the USA, ensuring consistent quality, precise manufacturing, and reliable performance across the entire range.

Burner Size Ranges at a Glance

Bullet Burners are available in a broad range of sizes to accommodate different fire feature dimensions:

  • Linear: 18″ to 96″ long
  • H‑Style: 18″ to 72″ long – 6″ wide
  • Rectangle: 18″ to 72″ long – 12″ wide
  • Double Rectangle: 18″ to 72″ long – 12″ wide
  • Switchback: 18″ to 72″ long – 6″ wide
  • Racetrack: 18″ to 72″ long – 6″ wide
  • Square:  8″ × 8″ (single ring) to 48″ × 48″ (quad-ring)
  • Triple S: 8″ diameter to 48″ diameter
  • Round Ring: 8″ diameter (single ring) to 48″ diameter (quad ring)
  • Custom Bullet Burners: Built To Your Design

For projects that require a precise fit or a unique flame layout, custom Bullet Burners are available. Whether you’re designing a bespoke residential fire pit or specifying a large‑scale commercial installation, burners can be tailored to your exact requirements.

Custom solutions are built with the same patented technology and manufacturing standards, ensuring consistent performance and reliability.

Contact our team for expert guidance, custom sizing options, and personalized quotes.

Explore More Fire Pit Burner Options

For a broader overview of all available gas burner technologies, visit our Fire Pit Burners collection. There you’ll find guidance on choosing between traditional pipe‑style burners and modern nozzle‑based systems like Bullet, Torpedo, and Crossfire burners, helping you select the right solution for your fire feature.