Fuel & Accessories
Fire feature parts and accessories for a complete installation
Fire feature parts and accessories are the finishing and functional pieces that help an outdoor fire feature look complete, perform as intended and stay protected between uses. Whether you are building a custom gas fire feature or refining an existing fire pit, fire table or outdoor fireplace, the right components matter.
From burners and decorative media to wind guards, lids and weather covers, these details can affect the flame’s presentation, the way the feature handles outdoor conditions and how polished the installation feels when it is not in use.
Find the right fire feature accessories
Burners & Burner Components
For custom fire-feature projects, compatible upgrades and the core components that create and shape the flame. Always match the burner system to the intended fuel type, fire-feature dimensions and installation requirements.
Decorative Fire Media
Fire glass, lava rock and other compatible media help finish the burner area, complement the surrounding material and give the flame a more polished visual presence.
Glass Wind Guards
Designed for compatible fire features in breezier settings, wind guards can help protect the flame area while adding a clean, finished architectural detail.
Lids & Weather Covers
Help protect the burner area and finished fire feature from debris, weather and downtime. The right lid or cover should be selected for the exact size and shape of the feature it will protect.
Start with compatibility, then choose the finish
Compatibility should always come first. Burners and burner components need to match the intended fuel type, fire-feature dimensions and installation requirements. Decorative media should be appropriate for the burner system, while wind guards, lids and covers need to fit the specific shape and size of the finished feature.
Once those practical details are covered, accessories become part of the design. The right fire media can reinforce the surrounding finish, a glass wind guard can give the flame area more presence and a well-fitted cover can help keep the feature looking considered between uses.
Pro tips: choosing fire feature parts and accessories
- Start with the component that affects operation - When building or updating a fire feature, choose the burner system and any related components around the fuel type, dimensions and installation plan before selecting finishing accessories.
- Measure before ordering - Wind guards, lids and weather covers need to fit the exact fire-feature shape and dimensions. A near match can leave gaps, interfere with operation or simply look unfinished.
- Use fire media that is made for the burner - Fire glass, lava rock and other media should be compatible with the burner system and used in the recommended amount. More is not always better around an active flame.
- Choose protection for the real setting - Exposed patios, coastal environments and areas with frequent debris may benefit from a more substantial cover and carefully selected accessories that help protect the fire area between uses.
- Keep appearance and function in balance - Decorative details should complement the fire feature without crowding the burner area, blocking access or making routine use more complicated than it needs to be.
Parts and accessories for every kind of fire feature
Burners, fire media, wind guards, lids and covers can support both new projects and existing outdoor fire features. If you are choosing the finished feature first, explore Fire Pits, Fire Tables and Outdoor Fireplaces to find the design and format that best suit your space.
Exact accessory types and compatible models may change as product assortments evolve. The most reliable approach is to confirm the intended fire feature, its fuel configuration and its measurements before selecting any component or accessory.
Frequently Asked Questions – Fire Feature Parts & Accessories
What accessories should I buy first for an outdoor fire feature?
Start with the components that are necessary for the intended installation and operation, then add the accessories that solve the most immediate real-world need. For a custom project, that may begin with the compatible burner system. For an existing fire feature, a fitted lid or weather cover is often the most practical first addition.
After the essentials are covered, decorative fire media and a compatible wind guard can refine the appearance and improve day-to-day use. Prioritize by fit and function first, then finish the look.
Can I use any fire glass or lava rock with my burner?
No. Choose fire media that is specifically intended for use with your type of fire feature and burner system. The recommended media type, sizing and quantity can affect flame appearance, airflow and the way the burner performs.
Check the manufacturer’s guidance for your specific product before adding or replacing media. Avoid using decorative materials that are not rated for the temperatures and conditions around an active burner.
How do I know whether a wind guard, lid or cover will fit my fire feature?
Match the accessory to the specific fire feature or use the exact dimensions and shape required by the manufacturer. Burner opening size, exterior measurements, table profile and clearance requirements can all affect whether an accessory fits correctly.
For a wind guard, make sure it is designed for the burner area and does not interfere with flame performance or required clearances. For lids and covers, measure the full feature rather than assuming a nominal size will be close enough.
Do I need a wind guard, lid or weather cover?
It depends on the fire feature, its location and how you use it. A wind guard can be useful in exposed areas where breezes affect the flame. A lid can help protect the burner area and create a cleaner appearance when the feature is not in use.
A weather cover is often worthwhile for fire features exposed to rain, sun, debris or long periods between uses. Always select accessories approved or designed for the specific model, and follow any instructions about cooling the unit before covering it.