Fire by Design 42" Legacy Round Crystal Cove Finish Propane Fire Bowl - 24VAC AWEIS With Field Serviceable Pilot Burner btu195000 UL 441 Diameter 4" Height/Length Fits In:SPS/U150-N5

Name: Fire by Design 42" Legacy Round Crystal Cove Finish Propane Fire Bowl - 24VAC AWEIS With Field Serviceable Pilot Burner btu195000 UL 441 Diameter 4" Height/Length Fits In:SPS/U150-N5
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SKU: 38129777958
Price: 3263.00 USD
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Fire by Design 42" Legacy Round Crystal Cove Finish Propane Fire Bowl 24VAC AWEIS With Field Serviceable Pilot Burner btu195000 UL 441 Diameter 4" Height Length Fits In:SPS U150 N5 UL 441 Diameter 4" Height Length 3ft 36" Technical Drawings & Dimensions Application Method: Brush Weight: 200 lbs 24V Transformer

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