The Outdoor Plus Linear Maya 48" Gray Powder Coated Metal Natural Gas Fire & Water Bowl with 12V Electronic Ignition h81 Temperature Control Option Fits In:SPS/U150-N5

Name: The Outdoor Plus Linear Maya 48" Gray Powder Coated Metal Natural Gas Fire & Water Bowl with 12V Electronic Ignition h81 Temperature Control Option Fits In:SPS/U150-N5
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 48618747155
Price: 3866.00 USD
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The Outdoor Plus Linear Maya 48" Gray Powder Coated Metal Natural Gas Fire & Water Bowl with 12V Electronic Ignition h81 Temperature Control Option Fits In:SPS U150 N5 Temperature Control Option Cast One Piece Design (No Assembly Required) 000 BTUs flames Suggested Fire Glass: 20 lbs

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