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Concept imageTen laser-cut steel parts that lock together and square themselves up before you strike an arc. Box-jointed corners, tab-and-slot floor and rim, and a mountain scape of peaks, pines and a river cut through all four sides. With a fire going, the whole range glows. Cut in Greenville, Texas.
Good to knowOutdoor use only. Use on a non-combustible surface, at least 10 ft from structures. Check local burn bans.
Ships flat in 3 parcel boxes, 32 × 21 × 3 in, 38–40 lb each.
30 × 18-1/8 in flat, 15.8 lb each
30 × 15 in flat, 16.9 lb each
30 × 3 in flat, 3.4 lb each
The illustrated assembly guide walks through every fit-up, tack and weld. Download the guide (PDF).
$465, laser-cut in Greenville, Texas and shipped flat in 3 parcel boxes. Free shipping to the lower 48; tax is added at checkout.
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