Crossfire by Warming Trends CFBR-FULL Radial Full-Circle Brass Fire Pit Burner
SKU
CFBR-FULL-Config
Regular Price
$2,855.00
Special Price
$2,392.00
Features
- Brass Burner Construction - Heavy duty brass burner construction ensures a corrosion resistant product
- Crossfire™ Burner Design - Innovative burner design with fuel regulation creates a brighter, taller flame presence
- Radial Full-Circle Burner Shape - Unique full-circle shape designed for round fire pits
- Fuel Efficiency - Unique design creates a fuel efficient burner that consumes half the fuel of conventional burners
- Full Lifetime Warranty - Superior quality brass is backed by Warming Trends' Full Lifetime Warranty
- Natural Gas or Propane - Burner system can be specified to accommodate natural gas or propane applications
| Manufacturer | Warming Trends |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | CFBR-FULL-Config |
| Shape | Round |
| Material | Brass |
| Made in USA | Yes |
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What to Consider When Building a Gas Fire Pit:
- Gas Supply - Before you begin designing your fire pit, first determine your gas supply
- Both Natural Gas and Propane may be used - Supply Pressure and BTU ratings need to be regulated for both
- For Natural Gas: Supply Pressure should be set between 3.5" - 7" Water Column
- For Propane*: Supply Pressure should be set between 8" - 11" Water Column
- *If using a 20 lb. propane tank, consider the maximum BTU output of a tank that size ranges from about 90,000 - 125,000 BTU† and a regulator must be used
- †The BTU rating of the 20 pound tank limits your burner options to sizes that are rated for 125,000 or fewer BTU
- Fire Pit Burner - The shape and size of your fire pit burner can be choosed after determining your gas supply
- Choose a burner that's at least 6" smaller than the inside dimension of your enclosure - that's 3" between the edge of the burner and the inside edge of the pit
- Fire Pit Pan - Recommended for use with all fire pit burners, but required for use in propane applications
- A pan can be flat or "bowl" style in order to accommodate your construction - it should be installed at least 3-4" below the top surface of your enclosure
- The burner pan separates the air mixer from the burner in propane applications, but in all constructions it helps with water drainage and ventillation
- Flange Extension - In many cases, the shut-off valve will be located inside the fire pit - if your enclosure walls are thicker than 3" it may be necessary to use a flange extension and a longer key
- Ventilation - For all fire pit burners, adequate ventilation is required
- The recommended amount of ventilation is 36in² - or (2) 18in² vents on two opposing sides to create proper airflow
- Installation Collars - Are designed to simplify the installation of a fire pit pan
- Our flexible installation collars can bend for round enclosures, and can be anchored in with concrete screws
- Fire Media - Is the final step to finishing a gas fire pit
- Both lava rock and fire glass may be used to complete your fire pit, the choice between the two is purely aesthetic
| Warming Trends Radial Full-Circle Crossfire™ Burner Systems | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Model # | BTU Rating | Inlet Size | Burner Size |
| CFBR500 | 500,000 | 1/2" | 35" |
| CFBR780 | 780,000 | 1/2" | 55" |
| CFBR1.02 | 1,002,000 | 1/2" | 71" |
About the Manufacturer
A family owned and operated business, Warming Trends specializes in manufacturing their innovative Crossfire™ Brass Burner Systems. Their state-of-the-art burner has reimagined the capabilities of backyard gas fire features by using a specific air-to-gas mixture that produces a taller, brighter flame - all while using half the fuel of conventional gas burners. All of their work is done in Colorado to ensure the highest standards using only the best quality materials so you can rest assured they stand behind their products - complete with a full lifetime warranty.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including CARBON MONOXIDE, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/.
