Stateside Fire Idaho 72" Powder Coated Fire Pit
The Idaho 72 in powder coated steel has the same long, narrow shape as the concrete version at well under half the weight. It brings a low ribbon of flame to narrow terraces, rooftops and spots along a wall.
Every Idaho 72 is built in steel, powder coated and made to order in the USA. It ships in about 1 week, with freight and a free protective cover included.
Features
- Powder coated steel body with a durable finish that resists chipping, fading and moisture.
- Six powder coat colors: Slate, Fog, Frost, Dune, Saddle and Midnight.
- 40,000 BTU from a stainless steel burner set in a stainless steel pan.
- Three ignition choices: match lit with a key valve comes standard, or choose a battery powered push button or a full electronic ignition system.
- Black lava rock included to cover the burner pan.
- Free rectangular protective cover included.
- Order it for natural gas or propane.
- Made to order in the USA, ships in about 1 week.
Dimensions and Specs
- Length: 72", Width: 16", Height: 16".
- Burn area (opening): 52" x 8", Burner: 44" linear, Heat output: 40,000 BTU.
- Fuel: natural gas or propane. Fire glass to fill it: about 75 lbs. Weight: about 190 lbs.
What's Included
- Fire Pit body in powder coated steel
- Stainless steel burner and burner pan
- Key valve with key (Match Lit)
- 1/2" flex gas line
- Black lava rock
- Free rectangular protective cover
- Propane orifice (propane models)
With Push Button ignition it also comes with a battery spark igniter. With Electronic ignition it comes with a plug-in 110V electronic valve and pilot igniter, which needs a 110V outlet.
Not Included / Available Separately
- Fire glass in 8 colors: Cobalt Blue, Aqua, Clear, Amber, Copper, Gold Reflective, Black Reflective and Black. The Idaho 72 takes about 75 lbs.
- Polished lava rock
- Remote control kit, timer and emergency shut-off (Electronic ignition only)
- Propane tank, the gas line to the fire pit and installation. It must be installed by a licensed gas professional.
You can add fire glass, polished lava rock and controls in the steps at the top of this page.
Ignition Options
- Match Lit (standard): open the key valve and light the burner by hand. No power needed.
- Push Button (Battery), +$500: a battery powered spark lights the burner. No match and no wiring.
- Electronic, +$1,800: an automated system that plugs into a 110V outlet. It is the one that works with the remote control, timer and emergency shut-off.
Lead Time and Shipping
The Idaho 72 is made to order in the USA and ships in about 1 week. Freight shipping is included in the price, with liftgate delivery to the curb. The carrier schedules the delivery with you, and you move the fire pit into place from there.
Warranty
Covers manufacturing defects that prevent safe and correct function, starting on the ship date:
- Burner: lifetime
- Stainless steel pans: 3 years residential, 1 year commercial
- Electronics, gas valves and pilot assembly: 1 year residential, 6 months commercial
Common questions
Is the steel Idaho lighter than the concrete one?
Yes. The steel version is about 190 lbs, the concrete one about 465 lbs. Size and burner are the same.
Natural gas or propane?
Both. Choose the fuel when you order and the fire pit is set up for it. The propane tank and the gas line to the fire pit are not included.
How much fire glass do I need?
About 75 lbs to replace the included black lava rock. The fire glass step at the top of the page is already set to that amount.
When will it ship?
It is made to order in the USA and ships in about 1 week. Freight with liftgate delivery to the curb is included.
Which ignition should I pick?
Match lit is the simplest and needs no power. Push button adds a battery spark with no wiring. Electronic needs a 110V outlet and is required for the remote, timer and emergency shut-off.
IMPORTANT: Installation must be done by a licensed gas professional. The installer sizes the gas line from the burner rating label on the delivered unit.
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.