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Fire Bowls and Fire Pit Bowls

Welcome to our captivating fire bowl collection, where warmth and beauty come together to create unforgettable moments.

Fire Bowls

Exploring Gas Fire Bowls

Gas fire pit bowls come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes. While the term “bowl” might suggest a round design, you’ll also find square and rectangular fire bowls that offer the same functionality with a different visual appeal.

Fire bowls are crafted from a wide range of materials, including—but not limited to—glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC), Corten steel, stainless steel, aluminum, powder-coated metal, and the ever-popular copper.

The Outdoor Plus truly stands out with its distinctive Bowl Collection, where each fire bowl is perfectly paired with a matching water bowl, planter bowl, fire & water combination, or planter with integrated water feature.

This cohesive collection is the perfect solution for both landscaping professionals and DIY enthusiasts who want to create a seamless, visually striking outdoor design. With matching styles, colors, and finishes, you can effortlessly elevate any outdoor space to a whole new level of sophistication.

Sedona GFRC Concrete Bowl Collection with Wood Grain Finish in Ebony
The Outdoor Plus Bowl Collection - GFRC Wood Grain in Ebony 

Where To Use Gas Fire Pit Bowls

In general, fire bowls are smaller than traditional fire pits and are often used as decorative statement pieces. They’re typically positioned for maximum impact, such as atop columns around a pool or at key points to define spaces, create symmetry, or simply draw the eye. While a single fire bowl can add charm and warmth to an outdoor area, they’re most commonly used in pairs or groups to deliver a truly dramatic wow factor.

Linear Maya Fire Bowls installed as a poolside fire feature
Linear Maya Fire Bowls installed as a poolside fire feature

Fire bowls are incredibly versatile, giving you the freedom to place them almost anywhere, as long as a gas supply is accessible. Whether it’s on a patio, terrace, or even wood or composite decking, fire bowls can be safely installed with the right precautions in place.

Curious about using fire pits on decking? Check out our blog post for expert tips and safety guidance.

Gas fire bowls come with a variety of ignition options to suit your needs. Match-lit bowls are the simplest to install, requiring just a gas supply—but keep in mind that easy access for manual lighting is essential when choosing their location.

Electronic ignition is an excellent choice for setups with multiple fire bowls or locations with limited access. This option allows the fire bowls to be controlled by a wall switch, timer, or even integrated with compatible pool controllers and smart home systems. For added convenience, handheld remote controls or Bluetooth systems are also available, making it easier than ever to ignite and enjoy your fire features with the push of a button.

The electronic ignition fire bowls are low-voltage and come complete with transformers, making them safe for installation within five feet of water, perfect for poolside fire features and water-adjacent designs.

When installing electronic ignition fire bowls near water features like pools, it’s essential to use a low-voltage model to meet safety standards and ensure code compliance. Bowls from The Outdoor Plus featuring low-voltage electronic ignition are supplied with a transformer. HPC Fire offers a 110V Plug-and-Play option and a low-voltage option, though in the latter case, the transformer must be purchased separately.

Take a look at the five-minute video below for inspiration about how and where to locate your fire pit bowl and other fire features.

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The Outdoor Plus Fire Bowl Overview

Fire Bowl Materials & Finishes

Copper

Copper is a popular choice—and for good reason. Its warm, distinctive glow is unmatched, and over time, it develops a rich, natural patina that adds character and timeless appeal.

Though malleable, copper is exceptionally durable and naturally weather-resistant. Its longevity is legendary—7,000-year-old copper artifacts found in Wisconsin are a testament to its enduring strength.

And beyond the practical benefits? It’s simply stunning.

Sedona Copper Fire Bowl on a pedestal in a garden
Sedona Copper Fire Pit Bowl

GFRC – Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete

The Outdoor Plus color-infused GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete) range offers exceptional design flexibility with a stunning palette of 18 colors—including 9 standard shades, 5 shimmering metallics, and 4 rustic finishes, perfect for complementing any outdoor aesthetic.

Some GFRC models come in a realistic wood grain finish, in three distinctive colors. The natural appeal of Oak, the driftwood-inspired Ivory for a contemporary coastal vibe, or the deep, dramatic Ebony for bold contrast. It’s all about wood, without the splinters, maintenance, or fire hazard!

GFRC fire bowls are lighter than traditional concrete, yet remarkably strong and weather-resistant. The fiberglass reinforcement enhances tensile strength, making them more durable and less prone to cracking or damage during transit or installation.

GFRC is an excellent choice for versatility, whether you’re designing a compact patio feature or a large-scale landscaping project.

Sedona GFRC Fire Bowl on a patio
Sedona Fire Bowl - GFRC Rustic Gray
Luna GFRC Fire Bowl on a patio
Luna Fire Pit Bowl - GFRC - White

Powder Coated Metal

Powder coating provides a durable finish, a greater resistance to scratches, chips, and fading, and a longer-lasting protective layer over traditional painting. The process uses dry particles that are electrostatically charged and baked onto the surface. Overall, it provides a tougher, more uniform finish that stands up better to the elements, making it an ideal choice for outdoor products like fire bowls.