Fire by Design 36" Legacy Square Crystal Cove Finish Propane Fire / Water Bowl - Battery Powered Ignition System Kit H72.50 Brand American Gas Lamp Works RF46290-CLAA-BFGM-Modern
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Fire by Design 36" Legacy Square Crystal Cove Finish Propane Fire Water Bowl Battery Powered Ignition System Kit H72.50 Brand American Gas Lamp Works RF46290 CLAA BFGM Modern Brand American Gas Lamp Works Model Bavarian Model Number 1200W Product Type Lamp Lamp Type Residential Fuel Type Natural Gas Width 21" Height 26" Installation Type Wall Mount Finish Weather Green Light Assembly Triple Inverted Gas Mantle Burner Glass Panes Beveled Tempered Glass (6) Finial Cast Eagle Orifice Size 68 BTUs Hour 3100 Gas Use Month (cf) 2232 Technical Dimensions IntelliFire App Brochure 36" Legacy Square Fire Water Bowl 18"" Diameter Spiral Burner 162K BTU's (316 Stainless Steel) 1 2 Gas Inlet with LP Air Mixer
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