Brand American Gas Lamp Works Model Bavarian Model Number 1200W Product Type Lamp Lamp Type Residential Fuel Type Natural Gas Width 21" Height 26" Installation Type Wall Mount Finish Noble Bronze Light Assembly Single Upright Gas Mantle Burner Glass Panes Beveled Tempered Glass (6) Finial Loop - Brass Orifice Size 70 BTUs/Hour 2800 Gas Use/Month (cf) 2016 Technical Dimensions
The 24-inch Square Avalon GFRC Concrete Fire Bowl is the complete addition to finalize your outdoor design with
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Item Number OPT-TACS4830EKIT-RWH-PEW-LP UPC Code 196111436033 Manufacturer The Outdoor Plus Brand Name The Outdoor Plus Material GFRC Concrete Collection Tacoma Finish Rustic White Concrete Top & Pewter Powder Coated Base Shape Rectangular Fuel Type Liquid Propane Ignition 110V Electronic Ignition Hides Propane Tank Yes Burner Material 304 Stainless Steel Product Category Fire Table Dimensions 48” x 30” Height 24" Base 33” x 18” Documents & Files
Item Number OPT-UFRT96PBFSML-LP UPC Code 196111104406 Manufacturer The Outdoor Plus Brand Name The Outdoor Plus Material Hardieboard & Steel Frame Shape Rectangular Fuel Type Liquid Propane Ignition Match Lit with Flame Sense Ignition Hides Propane Tank No Burner Material 304 Stainless Steel Burning Area 48”x7” Product Category Ready to Finish Fire Pit Certification LC Certified Width 96" Height 16" Depth 24" Documents & Files
American Gas Lamp Works Cosmopolitan 1600R 14" White Residential Pier Mount Aluminum Propane Gas Lamp With Triple Inverted Gas Mantle Light Assembly, Flat Tempered Glass Panes and Loop Finial GR45270 Brand American Gas Lamp WorksWe know youll fall in love with our Cosmopolitan style lamp and its sleek straight lines, rectangular contemporary structure, and clean appearance. The Cosmopolitan lamp is not just a lighting fixtureits a piece of art that brings together history, design, and functionality. With its six sided design and elegantly angled roof, this lamp is a unique blend of architectural precision and aesthetic appeal. Inspired by the late 19th century summer