Studio Nisho Atlas Rectangle GFRC Fire Pit

Description

The Atlas fire pit is a bold, unapologetic statement piece designed for those who refuse to blend in. Precision-cut edges and adventurous angles give it a striking architectural presence that commands attention in any outdoor space. Hand-crafted from glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC), every Atlas is built with the same exquisite attention to detail that defines the Studio Nisho collection.

At 60 inches long, the Atlas is a commanding rectangular centerpiece sized to anchor patios, pool decks, and entertainment areas alike. As evening falls, the Warming Trends Crossfire Brass Burner roars to life with a tall, full flame that draws people in and keeps them there. Whether you choose Birch, Smoke, or Carbon, every finish carries its own character - each one crafted by hand and subtly unique.

Key Features

• Hand-Crafted GFRC Construction: Built from glass fiber reinforced concrete with high-strength alkali-resistant glass fibers embedded in the concrete matrix - durable, refined, and built to last outdoors.
• Warming Trends Crossfire Brass Burner (120K-190K BTU): Cutting-edge burner technology produces a flame twice the size of typical prefabricated fire features while using roughly half the natural gas.
• Natural Gas or Propane Compatible: Works with both natural gas and liquid propane via a 1/2" pipe opening - choose the fuel type that suits your setup at the time of purchase.
• Dimensions: 60" L x 30" W x 14" H: A generous rectangular footprint perfectly scaled for large patios, pool surrounds, and outdoor living rooms.
• Weight: 200-400 lbs: Substantial concrete construction provides stability and a permanent, grounded feel in any outdoor setting.
• Premium Black Rolled Lava Rock Fill (1-3"): Included lava rocks frame the flame beautifully while managing heat distribution across the burner bed.
• Corrosion-Resistant Brass Burner: Made from sustainable, rust-free brass that holds up in outdoor environments season after season.
• Complete Ready-to-Connect Package: Includes key valve, flex hose, aluminum burner plate, lava rocks, and a black marine-grade cover with the Nisho logo.
• 4 Hand-Crafted Finish Options: Available in Birch, Smoke, Carbon, and Onyx - each with natural variation that makes every piece one of a kind.

Finish Options & Which to Choose

• Birch: A light, warm concrete finish with soft tones that complement natural wood, lighter stone, and coastal or contemporary outdoor spaces. Ideal for buyers wanting a bright, airy aesthetic.
• Smoke: A mid-tone gray finish that bridges warm and cool palettes - versatile and refined. Works beautifully with modern, transitional, or Scandinavian-inspired outdoor design.
• Carbon: A deep, dark concrete finish with a dramatic presence. Perfect for bold modern spaces, darker stone hardscapes, and those who want maximum visual contrast against the flame.

Shipping

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What's Included

• Atlas GFRC fire vessel
• Warming Trends Crossfire Brass Burner (120K-190K BTU)
• Key valve
• Flex hose
• Aluminum burner plate
• Black rolled lava rocks (1-3" size)
• Black marine-grade cover with Nisho logo

Why You'll Love It

The Atlas is the kind of fire pit that stops conversation and starts it at the same time. Trusted by design-forward homeowners and landscape professionals who demand both beauty and performance, it delivers on every front. The Warming Trends Crossfire Brass Burner is one of the most advanced residential fire pit burners on the market - and it shows the moment you light it. Studio Nisho pieces are hand-crafted in small batches, meaning you're getting a genuinely artisan product with the quality control to match. The GFRC construction is built to endure freeze-thaw cycles, moisture, and the rigors of outdoor life without sacrificing a refined, architectural finish. If you want a fire feature that looks like it was designed by an architect and burns like a campfire, the Atlas is it.

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