The Outdoor Plus Coronado 108″ Fire Pit – Hammered Copper

Coronado 108" Hammered Copper overview

The Outdoor Plus Coronado 108" Fire Pit in Hammered Copper (item OPT-CORCPR108-NG) is the largest size in the Coronado family, which runs from 48 to 108 inches. At 108 by 28 inches and just 15 inches tall, it reads as a long, low trough of flame rather than a round bowl, so it works best along a seating wall, at the edge of a pool deck or down the middle of a long conversation area.

What sets this version apart is the copper shell. Hand-hammering gives the surface a textured, uneven sheen, and the reddish-brown metal darkens and changes character as it weathers. If you prefer a smoother, more architectural look, the same Coronado shape is offered in GFRC concrete, wood-grain concrete, Corten, stainless and powder-coated steel.

Key features

• Hand-hammered copper enclosure with an artisan, textured finish that ages naturally
• Long 90" x 10" burning area delivers a continuous ribbon of flame across the full length
• 120,000 BTU rating for real warmth around a large seating group
• Natural gas or propane, with five ignition choices from simple match-lit to low-voltage electronic
• Ships with fire pan, burner, key valve and key, gas hoses and lava rock
• Low 15" profile keeps sightlines open across the patio

Specifications

Venting & installation

As an open-air outdoor gas fire pit, the Coronado needs no chimney or flue, only a properly sized gas supply. Keep the clearances to overhangs, structures and furniture shown in the manufacturer's manual. It should be installed per the manufacturer's installation manual and local codes, by a qualified installer, including the gas line and any electrical work for electronic ignition.

What to order with it

• Required choices: fuel type (natural gas or propane) and ignition type.
• Popular add-ons: a fitted fire pit cover, glass wind guards, fire glass or lava rock to top the burner, and ignition remotes or controls for electronic models.

FAQ

How much fire glass does the Coronado 108" need?
The manufacturer suggests about 100 lbs of fire glass to cover the burning area. Lava rock is included standard if you prefer that look.

Which ignition should I pick?
Match-lit is the simplest and needs no power, but has no automatic shut-off. Flame Sense versions shut the gas off if the flame goes out, and electronic ignition adds switch or remote control. Low-voltage electronic is the choice for features within 5 feet of water.

Will the copper change color?
Yes. Hammered copper develops a natural patina outdoors, so the finish will deepen and vary over time.

Questions about fit or venting? Call (540) 212-9374.