Grand Canyon 36" Round Flat Stack Electronic Ignition Outdoor Fire Pit Burner Kit (RFS-36-WBECS)

Start with your fireplace’s approval and the burner’s installation manual. Vented sets need a suitable wood-burning fireplace and working chimney; vent-free sets need an approved firebox and must be permitted locally. Send us your fireplace model or a photo if you are unsure.

Measure the firebox’s front width, rear width, depth and opening height. Compare all four measurements with the requirements for your chosen burner and control. A 24-inch set does not mean it fits a 24-inch opening. Add a photo with measurements and our team can help check your selection.

Choose the fuel supplied to your fireplace. Natural-gas and propane components are not interchangeable. If you are unsure, have your installer confirm the supply before ordering; any conversion must be specifically approved by the manufacturer.

Match-lit is a manual option for compatible natural-gas sets. A safety-pilot system adds flame supervision; compatible remote systems offer easier control. Available controls depend on the burner and fuel. Choose from the options shown for this set, or ask our team to help compare them.

Check Product details and your selected options for the included logs, burner and controls. Contents vary by set and configuration. If you are replacing only part of an existing system, send us its model number so we can check compatibility before you order.

Yes. Use a qualified fireplace or gas professional to check the fireplace, venting, gas supply and clearances, then install and test the set using its manufacturer’s instructions. Installation requirements depend on the exact product and local rules.

For an open-front gas-log installation, keep the glass doors fully open while the burner operates. Follow the instructions for your specific fireplace and burner, including required airflow around the door frame. A sealed direct-vent fireplace is a different appliance.

Have a qualified professional inspect the burner, controls and fireplace at least once a year, or more often if the manufacturer requires it. Follow the set’s cleaning and log-placement instructions; do not rearrange the logs or add unapproved material to the burner.