Description
Introducing the Rasmussen FP36D Manzanita Driftwood Fire Pit Logs—a symphony of artistry and functionality designed to elevate your outdoor experience. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, these logs redefine the ambiance of your backyard with the charm of Manzanita driftwood. The grandeur of the 36" diameter footprint creates a captivating focal point, turning your outdoor space into a haven of warmth and sophistication.
As daylight fades, these logs come alive, casting a mesmerizing play of shadows and light. The Manzanita driftwood detailing adds a touch of coastal elegance, bringing the spirit of nature to your fire pit. It's not just about the flames; it's about the experience, the fusion of design and utility that transforms your evenings into unforgettable moments.
Benefits:
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Grand 36" Diameter: Command attention with a generously sized fire pit, setting the stage for memorable gatherings.
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Manzanita Driftwood Detailing: Infuse coastal charm into your outdoor space, creating a captivating visual narrative.
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Aesthetic Versatility: Seamlessly blend these logs with various outdoor styles, ensuring they complement your existing decor.
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Realistic Flame Simulation: Immerse yourself in the magic of a real wood-burning fire, enhancing the overall ambiance.
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Durable Construction: Built to withstand the elements, these logs promise longevity and enduring elegance.
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Effortless Installation: Enjoy a hassle-free setup, bringing the charm of a roaring fire to your backyard without complications.
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Versatile Outdoor Decor: From lively gatherings to serene evenings, these logs provide the perfect backdrop for a range of outdoor activities.
Features:
- Available in 6 Sizes: 12", 18", 24", 27", 30", 36"
- Gas Logs arranged in a campfire stack
- Covers 30" rectangular footprint
- Manzanita Driftwood Fire Pit Logs for 360-degree viewing
- Number of pieces: 16 Logs
- Natural Gas
About The Manufacturer:
Four Generations of Rasmussen family members have proudly designed and produced innovative products in Whittier, California. It was 1907 when Rasmus Rasmussen, a Danish immigrant, opened his blacksmith shop on Philadelphia St. in Whittier, CA. In addition to more traditional blacksmith services, Rasmus quickly developed a sideline business making fancy fireplace tools and screens.