Linear Fire Pits

A linear fire pit is an elongated outdoor fire feature designed to create a long, visually striking flame line. The term “linear” refers primarily to the shape and orientation of the flame rather than to an unusually narrow fire-pit body. The Cabo Linear models offered here are 38 inches wide and have a low-profile height of 16 inches.

Both designs may have an elongated rectangular shape, but a linear fire pit is usually selected for its architectural flame presentation and lower profile. A fire table is generally designed with a more table-like height or a broader functional ledge. The Cabo Linear combines a low silhouette with a substantial 38-inch-wide body, creating a defined centerpiece for larger outdoor seating arrangements.

The Cabo Linear models currently offered in this collection are available in 56-inch and 66-inch lengths. Both measure 38 inches wide and 16 inches high. The 56-inch model works well in more compact conversation areas, while the 66-inch model creates a longer flame presentation for larger patios and seating layouts. Always verify the complete product dimensions and required clearances before ordering.

The Cabo Linear is available in GFRC concrete with a range of smooth, rustic, and metallic-style finishes. Metal configurations include powder-coated steel, Corten steel, stainless steel, and hammered copper. Finish availability can vary by product and configuration. Because these products are handcrafted and screen colors can differ, natural variations in color and texture should be expected.

Yes. Cabo Linear fire pits can be ordered for either natural gas or liquid propane. Natural-gas installations require a correctly sized permanent gas supply. Propane configurations connect to an external propane supply, and the tank is not stored inside the Cabo Linear fire-pit body. A separate tank enclosure may be used when a more finished appearance is desired.

Professional installation is strongly recommended and may be required by local codes. Natural-gas models must be connected to an appropriately sized gas line. Propane configurations also require the correct regulator, hose, connections, ventilation, and tank placement. A qualified gas professional should confirm that the selected configuration and installation comply with applicable local regulations.

A gas fire feature must be installed outdoors in a properly ventilated area with the required overhead and lateral clearances. Suitability under a covered patio or pergola depends on the structure, ceiling height, ventilation, fire-pit configuration, manufacturer instructions, and local codes. Do not place the unit in a fully enclosed space. Have the proposed location reviewed by a qualified professional before installation.

Depending on the selected product, available systems may include match lit ignition, match lit with flame sense, flame sense with spark ignition, low-voltage electronic ignition, and plug-and-play electronic ignition. Flame-sensing systems provide additional safety by shutting off the gas supply if a flame is not detected. Electrical and control requirements vary by ignition system, so the preferred system should be selected before preparing the installation.

The manufacturer’s specification sheets list the fire-pit body, stainless steel burner and pan, applicable gas components, and black lava rock among the included components. The exact valve, ignition equipment, electrical components, hoses, and connections depend on the fuel and ignition configuration selected. Review the individual product specification before installation or contact our team for confirmation.