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Firegear Sanctuary 76 76-Inch Concrete Fire Table — Pro Brass Burner with Lava Rock

Finish: 4 options · Fuel Type: 2 options · Ignition: 3 options

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Finish Slate
Fuel Type Natural Gas
Ignition Match Throw (MT)

The details

Product details

OverviewProduct details and key features

Bring a long ribbon of fire to a larger lounge area. The 76-inch Sanctuary pairs a generous rectangular surface with a low profile that keeps sightlines open across your patio.

What comes with your order

This ExceptionalFire assembled set combines one complete factory Firegear fire feature in your selected finish, fuel and ignition with 3 factory 10 lb bags of Firegear lava rock (30 lb supplied). The displayed price includes both. The factory fire feature and media retain their own manufacturer part numbers and may arrive in separate cartons.

Make it yours

Choose Arctic, Chocolate, Raven or Slate to complement your outdoor space. This listing includes the GFRC enclosure and the selected Pro Series brass burner and ignition system. Handcrafted concrete can show natural surface and color variations.

Choose how you light the fire

  • Match Throw (MT): manually light the burner with a long lighter and control gas at the key valve.
  • TPSI: a battery spark lights the pilot; the thermocouple safety system monitors the pilot flame.
  • AWS: electronic ignition and flame monitoring for convenient operation. Plan for a 120 V AC GFCI-protected power supply.

Choose the right fuel

Select the factory configuration that matches your natural-gas or propane supply. Pro Series models cannot be field-converted between fuels. The enclosure does not house a propane cylinder. Gas supply, regulator, connectors and any external cylinder enclosure must be planned with a qualified installer and are not included.

Complete your fire feature

Use approximately 30 lb of the supplied lava rock; never overfill the burner or obstruct pilot and airflow openings. The optional COVER-SAN1-76 weather cover is sold separately. Photos may show optional accessories or alternative decorative media.

Specifications

Model family Sanctuary 76
Enclosure dimensions 76 × 38 × 16 inches (L × W × H)
Material Glass-fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC)
Burner material Pro Series brass
Finish choices Arctic, Chocolate, Raven or Slate
Fuel Choose a factory natural-gas or propane configuration
Ignition choices Match Throw (MT), Thermocouple Piloted Safety Ignition (TPSI), or All Weather System (AWS)
Power for AWS 120 V AC GFCI-protected supply required
Weather cover Optional COVER-SAN1-76; sold separately
Media Firegear lava rock included (30 lb supplied)
Lava rock quantity 30 lb target fill; do not overfill or cover pilot/airflow openings
Enclosure weight 525 lb, before burner and media
Fuel conversion Factory gas-specific; cannot be field-converted
Rated input 120,000 BTU natural gas; propane: 150,000 BTU MT / 160,000 BTU TPSI or AWS

Installation and manuals

For outdoor use only. A qualified installer must confirm placement, clearances, gas supply and electrical requirements for your exact burner and ignition system. Keep the built-in base ventilation and drainage unobstructed. Read both the enclosure instructions and the instructions for your selected ignition before installation.

SpecificationsDimensions, materials and product information
Model familySanctuary 76
Enclosure dimensions76 × 38 × 16 inches (L × W × H)
MaterialGlass-fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC)
Burner materialPro Series brass
Finish choicesArctic, Chocolate, Raven or Slate
FuelChoose a factory natural-gas or propane configuration
Ignition choicesMatch Throw (MT), Thermocouple Piloted Safety Ignition (TPSI), or All Weather System (AWS)
Power for AWS120 V AC GFCI-protected supply required
Weather coverOptional COVER-SAN1-76; sold separately
Media3 × FG-LAVA-10; 30 lb supplied, 30 lb target fill
Enclosure weight525 lb, before burner and media
Fuel conversionFactory gas-specific; cannot be field-converted
Rated input120,000 BTU natural gas; propane: 150,000 BTU MT / 160,000 BTU TPSI or AWS
Manufacturer documentsManuals and reference information
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WarrantyProduct coverage

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Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked

Wood, gas, or propane — which fire pit is right for me?

Wood-burning fire pits give the most authentic crackle and smoke smell — but require seasoned firewood and produce ash. Natural gas fire pits run from a fixed gas line for unlimited burn time, instant on/off, no ash — require a gas plumber for install. Propane (LP) fire pits use a refillable tank, fully portable, also instant on/off — tank lasts roughly 8–14 hours on average use.

Where can I install a fire pit?

Most fire pits are designed for outdoor use only — on a non-combustible surface (stone patio, concrete, gravel, or fire-rated paver). Maintain at least 10 feet of clearance from buildings, fences, overhangs, and combustible vegetation. Check local fire ordinances; some HOAs and municipalities restrict open flame outdoors. Never use indoors — CO and combustion byproducts make this unsafe.

Can I use a fire pit on my wood deck?

Only with a fire-rated heat shield mat underneath and a unit specifically rated for deck use. Many wood-burning pits should not be used on wood decks at all due to ember escape risk. Gas and propane pits with sealed bottoms and proper heat shields are safer for decks — but always check the manufacturer's clearance requirements and your local code.

How long does a propane tank last?

A standard 20 lb propane tank typically powers a fire pit for 8–14 hours at full output, depending on the BTU rating of the burner. At lower flame settings, you can stretch this to 16+ hours. To extend tank life: lower the flame, use a wind guard to reduce gas waste, and turn off when not actively in use.

Free shipping and warranty?

Free freight shipping on all fire pits within the contiguous US. Most fire pits carry a 1–5 year manufacturer warranty (varies by model — full warranty terms on each product page). 30-day return window on unused units. White-glove delivery on heavier models.

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