Cronus
Cronus
Inspired. Sophisticated. Timeless.
Classically inspired and masterfully executed, time slips away when basking in the warm glow of Cronus. This piece makes a masterful complement to any outdoor space, whether you’re playing host to large gatherings or simply enjoying a peaceful evening to yourself.
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 48” x W 48” 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.