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AIR GAP

11 years ago

Hello,
Does this unit have an air gap at the bottom?
Thank you, M. Dunn

Marbella Fire Bowl · More Info

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11 years ago
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Eldorado Stone
11 years ago
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Hi M. Dunn,

To answer your question, there is an air gap located at the base of this unit where the footings are. Please reference page three of the diagram in this link and it will tell you the specifications and size of the air gap.

https://webcube-general.s3.amazonaws.com/eloutdoors/media/mediaupload/13/07/29/EO_Fire_Bowl_Guide-_Marbella_072713.pdf

If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

--The Eldorado Stone Team

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