Fire Pit Rings

Keep at least 3” from edges and make sure you have enough gas pressure and volume to support the ring.

When sizing a burner, you will need to allow a minimum of 3" of space from the edges of the burner to the inside of the enclosure. This helps ensure that the flames don't damage the top of the enclosure.

A fire pit ring is a circular burner that distributes gas to create an even, beautiful flame. It’s one of the core components of a gas fire pit.

A fire pit ring creates the flame, while a burner pan holds the media (like fire glass or lava rock) and supports the ring. They often work together in a complete fire pit setup.

Choose a ring that is 6–8 inches smaller than the inside diameter of your fire pit. This leaves space for media and keeps the flames centered and controlled.

Yes, but the ring must be designed for your fuel type. Propane rings usually include an air mixer to help with clean burning. Natural gas rings don’t need one.

Yes! While round rings are the most common, we also offer H-style, and linear designs depending on the look and flame pattern you want.

Yes, but don’t bury it too deep. Just enough coverage to hide the ring while still allowing good airflow. For propane especially, proper ventilation is important for clean burning.

Most are made of stainless steel, which is durable, rust-resistant, and safe for high-heat outdoor use.

Installation is fairly simple. However, we always recommend consulting a professional to ensure proper gas connections and safety.

Please contact [email protected] or call 888-264-1017 and one of our representatives will gladly assist you.