Atlas
Atlas
Bold. Unapologetic. Undeniable.
Atlas makes no apologies in its mission to be bold. Precise edges and adventurous angles make this an exquisite statement piece for those who dare to be different. As night falls, Atlas’s warmth draws us in, transforming it into an undeniable centerpiece for a beautiful night.
Hand crafted from glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC)
Warming Trends Crossfire Brass Burner 120K-190K BTU
Premium black rolled lava rock fill (1-3” size)
Available in 4 finish options
Please note: all concrete finishes are unique. Final product finish may vary from sample photos.*
Dimensions:
L 60” x W 30” x H 14”
Weight:
200-400 lbs
The Burners: The CROSSFIRE™ Brass Burner by Warming Trends is a distinctive fire pit burner that utilizes cutting-edge technology to produce a taller, brighter, fuller flame.
They are made of sustainable, corrosion resistant, rust-free brass and allow 10K BTU’s per orifice, resulting in 120K-190K BTU output. This produces a flame that is twice the size of typical prefabricated features, while using roughly half the amount of natural gas.
CROSSFIRE™ Brass Burner uses a specific air-to-gas ratio at the point of combustion to produce a taller, brighter, fuller flame that resembles a natural, wood burning fire.
1/2” pipe opening, works with natural gas or liquid propane, suggested to fit inside a 30” opening.
The Features
Precast concrete fire vessel.
Warming Trends Crossfire Brass Burner 120K-190K BTU
Key valve, flex hose, aluminum burner plate.
Black rolled lava rock (1-3” size)
Black marine grade cover with Nisho logo
Rolled lava rocks (included)
Colors & Finishes: Nisho is hand-crafted out of glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC), which consists of high strength alkali-resistant glass fiber that are embedded into the concrete matrix. Choose from a Birch, Smoke, Carbon, or Onyx hand crafted finish where each color may have a slight variation. All exude form, function, and are of exquisite craftsmanship.
Birch
Smoke
Carbon
Onyx
*Minor variances in color and texture are natural with concrete. Please note small hairline cracks may develop as part of the concrete curing process. This is a natural occurrence as moisture escapes from the concrete as it dries. Hairline cracks should not affect long-term stability and do not constitute a faulty or damaged product.