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Description
The Outdoor Plus Round Olympian 86" White GFRC Concrete Natural Gas Fire & Water 360° Spill Fountain with 12V Electronic Ignition h30.63 Blue Black Sunburst Trivet Type:Thermocouple Liquid Propane Blue Black Sunburst Trivet Model Name Fire Drum 3 Fuel Type Natural Gas BTU Input 49000 Finish RAL 7032 38 70001 Powder Coat Connector Size 9" connector to 8” b vent* Width 32" Overall Height 99" Weight 200 lbs Item Number OPT OLY86 RF E12V LIM NG UPC Code 196111455294 Manufacturer The Outdoor Plus Brand Name The Outdoor Plus Material GFRC Concrete Collection Round Olympian Finish White Shape Round Fuel Type Natural Gas Ignition with 12V Electronic Ignition Burner Material 304 Stainless Steel Product Category Fire & Water 360° Spill Fountain Dimensions 86"" Height 36"" Documents & Files The Outdoor Plus takes the time to ensure each Fountain is consistent
Exchange/Return Notes
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