Firegear Outdoors
Brass burner systems and the LUME smokeless insert.
- Headquarters
- Huntington, Indiana Source
- Ownership
- Owned by Earthcore Industries of Jacksonville, Florida, in an acquisition announced on February 6, 2026. Source
- Where made
- No country of manufacture is stated. Earthcore's release says the acquisition includes a 57,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility in Indiana. Source
What They Make
Firegear Outdoors, of Huntington, Indiana, mostly makes the hardware that goes inside a gas fire pit. Earthcore Industries of Jacksonville, Florida, owns the company, in an acquisition announced on February 6, 2026.
The Pro Series puts brass burners in stainless pans, as round, square, linear H and linear T systems in flat-pan or drop-in form. Pro Spur burners come in 10, 14 and 21 in, rated 80,000, 125,000 and 175,000 BTU on natural gas. The standard line does the same job in stainless steel. Block Burner Systems are built for segmental retaining wall block and paver pits.
Finished pieces are a smaller part of the line. Sanctuary is a GFRC fire table and bowl series, and Abode and Levelle add a GFRC fire and water bowl and a steel fire bowl. Kalea Bay is an outdoor gas fireplace in 36, 48, 60 and 72 in models. The AWS system handles ignition for one or several fire features. The LUME, a stainless insert for wood-burning pits, is the one wood product in the line.
Firegear Outdoors collections, as the manufacturer lists them
Pro Series burner systems
Source- Category
- Gas burner systems for flat-pan or drop-in pits
- Materials
- Brass, stainless
- Fuel
- Natural gas, propane
- Ignition
- Match throw, electronic (AWS), thermopile (TPSI)
- Notes
- Round, square, linear H and linear T systems with brass burners in stainless pans. A 21 in Pro brass spur burner in 19 to 30 in pans is listed at 175,000 BTU on natural gas and propane.
Pro Spur burners and kits
Source- Category
- Brass burners and burner kits
- Materials
- Brass
- Fuel
- Natural gas, propane
- Ignition
- Not stated
- Notes
- 10, 14 and 21 in Pro Spur burners. The 10 in is 80,000 BTU on natural gas and 95,000 on propane; the 14 in is 125,000 and 160,000; the 21 in is 175,000 on both. Ignition depends on the kit.
Stainless burner systems and burners
Source- Category
- Gas burner systems and burners
- Materials
- Stainless
- Fuel
- Natural gas, propane
- Ignition
- Match throw, electronic (AWS), thermopile (TPSI)
- Notes
- Round, square, linear H and linear T systems, plus Burning Spur, Fire Ring, H and T burners. Outputs are in the product manuals.
Block Burner Systems
Source- Category
- Burner systems for block and paver pits
- Materials
- Stainless, brass
- Fuel
- Natural gas, propane
- Ignition
- Match throw, electronic (AWS), thermopile (TPSI)
- Notes
- Pro Series and stainless block burner systems for segmental retaining wall (SRW) block and paver pits, with control panel kits and vent kits.
Sanctuary Series
Source- Category
- GFRC fire tables and bowls
- Materials
- GFRC
- Fuel
- Natural gas, propane
- Ignition
- Electronic (AWS), match throw, thermopile (TPSI)
- Notes
- Sanctuary 1-56, 1-76, 2 and 3. The Sanctuary 1-56 is 56 x 38 in, listed at 75,000 BTU on natural gas.
Abode and Levelle
Source- Category
- Fire and water bowl, steel fire bowl
- Materials
- GFRC, steel
- Fuel
- Gas
- Ignition
- Not stated
- Notes
- The Abode is a GFRC fire and water bowl. The Levelle is a steel fire bowl.
The LUME
Source- Category
- Smokeless insert for wood-burning pits
- Materials
- Stainless
- Fuel
- Wood
- Ignition
- Not stated
- Notes
- LUME Insert, Double Wall Insert and Surround 1 and 2. Firegear describes it as a smokeless insert that turns an ordinary wood-burning fire pit into a cleaner-burning one. It drops into segmental retaining wall block, brick or other non-combustible pits in 29, 34 and 36 in. The Surround 2 line also lists burner systems.
Kalea Bay
Source- Category
- Outdoor gas fireplace
- Materials
- Steel
- Fuel
- Natural gas, propane
- Ignition
- Electronic
- Notes
- LED and battery models and see-through conversion kits, in 36, 48, 60 and 72 in models at 31,000, 43,500, 50,000 and 65,000 BTU on natural gas at high. Natural gas, convertible to propane. Steel firebox.
AWS ignition system
Source- Category
- Electronic ignition for one or several fire features
- Materials
- Not stated
- Fuel
- Natural gas, propane
- Ignition
- Electronic (AWS)
- Notes
- All Weather electronic ignition, available for single and multiple fire features.
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How to Tell Their Pieces Apart
Burner material is the first split: brass in the Pro Series, stainless in the standard line. Both come with three ignition families, named in Firegear's own terms. MT is match throw, with a key valve. AWS is the all-weather electronic system. TPSI is the thermopile system, which Firegear calls High Capacity.
Read the certification statements closely. Firegear's manuals say the AWS valve and control system is certified by Lab Test for the US and Canada to ANSI Z21.97-2014. That statement covers the component and is not a listing for the whole system. The Kalea Bay manual says it was tested and approved to ANSI Z21.97-2017 / CSA 2.41 by the PFS agency under listing #20-024. The match throw and Pro Spur manuals we read state no listing, so ask your inspector which listing they require.
The LUME is built for wood-burning pits. It doesn't make a gas pit smokeless.
Who It Suits, and Who It Doesn't
In our view, Firegear fits a landscaper or do-it-yourself builder putting a gas burner into a paver or block pit, and a buyer who wants brass. Most of the line is burners, pans and kits built into a masonry or block pit, which is why we read it that way.
It's a weaker fit for someone who wants a finished freestanding table, because the GFRC range, Sanctuary, is small.
If you want a smokeless gas fire pit, look elsewhere. The LUME addresses wood fires only.
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Sources
Each fact and collection on this page links to the page it came from, with the date we checked it.
- Firegear Outdoors, Contact pageChecked
- Earthcore Industries, press release dated 2026-02-06Checked
- Firegear Outdoors, Pro Series flat round and square spur installation manual (MT)Checked
- Firegear Outdoors, Pro Spur burners and burner kits manualChecked
- Firegear Outdoors, Fire pit burner systems and Burners and kits pagesChecked
- Firegear Outdoors, Block Burner Systems pageChecked
- Firegear Outdoors, Sanctuary Series 1-56 installation manualChecked
- Firegear Outdoors, Abode and Levelle pageChecked
- Firegear Outdoors, LUME Insert pageChecked
- Firegear Outdoors, Kalea Bay LED installation manualChecked
- Firegear Outdoors, AWS Ignition System pageChecked
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