The Outdoor Plus Designer Series Fire Feature 10 - Scupper High Quality Powder Coat Finish

The Designer Series Scupper 10 offers a perfect blend of modern minimalism and dramatic fire, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a sleek yet impactful outdoor fire feature. Its clean lines and contemporary style promise to enhance any space, adding both warmth and visual sophistication to your outdoor sanctuary.

Features:

• Minimalist Design with Maximum Impact:
  The Scupper 10 merges the allure of fire with modern design, creating an understated yet striking centerpiece for your outdoor space. Its refined aesthetic complements a variety of outdoor décors, delivering both form and function in a beautifully simple design.
• Flexible Ignition and Gas Options:
  Select between a traditional Match Lit Ignition or a CSA Certified Low Voltage Electronic Ignition system for enhanced convenience. Available in Liquid Propane or Natural Gas options to fit your installation requirements.

Specifications:

Dimensions:

• Length: 12”
• Width: 12”
• Height: 23”

Ignition Type:

• Match Lit Ignition
• Low Voltage Electronic Ignition (CSA Certified)

Gas Type:

• Liquid Propane
• Natural Gas

Color Options:

• Black (-BLK), Bronze Hammertone (-BZHT), Copper Vein (CPV), Java (JAV), Matte Black (-ONX), Mist (-MST), Olive Green (-OGR), Pewter (Pew), Sapphire Blue (-SBL), Silver Vein (SLV), Smooth Gray (-GRY), Soft White (-STW), White Vein (-WHTV), White (WHT)

Bring a sophisticated edge to your outdoor gatherings with the Designer Series Scupper 10—a fire feature that exudes understated elegance while providing the warmth and ambiance your outdoor space deserves.

-WARRANTY- 1 Year Warranty against manufacturing defects.

NOTE: Installation must be done by a local Professional Technician

WARNING: Combustion byproducts produced when using this product include chemicals known to the State of California to harm health. For more information go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Important: Always wait until the units have completely cooled down before covering them, and let them air out every couple of days to prevent condensation from building up inside, as this may result in the covers sticking to the surface.