Fire Pits & Fire Tables

A fire pit table puts a gas flame in the middle of a table-height surface, so guests have room for drinks and plates around the fire. This collection brings together gas fire tables, fire bowls and fire pits, including Outdoor GreatRoom, Firegear and Grand Canyon Gas Logs.

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How to choose a fire pit table

  • Fuel: Natural gas runs from a permanent gas line, so there is no tank to refill, but it needs a qualified installer. Propane runs from a tank and lets you place the table anywhere on the patio. Each model is sold for a specific fuel; check the version you select.
  • Shape and seating: Round and square tables suit conversation groups. Rectangular and linear tables suit long sofas and larger groups.
  • Height: Chat height sits lower for lounge seating; dining height works with standard chairs.
  • Heat output: Check the BTU rating on each product page. Higher output gives a larger flame and more radiant heat, and uses more gas.
  • Placement: Follow the clearances in the manufacturer's manual for walls, overhead structures and furniture.

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Fire pit table FAQ

What is the difference between a fire pit and a fire table?

A fire table has a flat surface around the burner, at chat or dining height. A fire pit or fire bowl is usually a lower, open bowl with little or no surface around the flame.

Can I switch a fire table from propane to natural gas?

Only where the manufacturer offers a conversion kit for that model. A conversion should be done by a qualified gas technician.

How far should a fire table be from the house?

Clearances vary by model. Use the distances in the product's installation manual and your local code.

Can you put a fire table on a deck?

Yes, most gas fire tables can sit on a deck if the model's manual allows it. Outdoor GreatRoom's Crystal Fire Plus burner manual names a deck as a suitable outdoor location. Keep the overhead and side clearances, set the table on a solid, level surface, and follow the manufacturer's installation manual and local codes.

Can you use a fire table under a covered patio?

Only under a partly open cover, never in an enclosed room. Outdoor GreatRoom allows a roof with two side walls, or three walls if 30% of the wall area stays permanently open, with 72 inches from the burner to anything combustible overhead. Follow the manufacturer's installation manual and local codes.

Are fire pit tables safe?

Yes, when they are certified, installed correctly and used as the manual describes. Look for a listing to ANSI Z21.97 / CSA 2.41, the standard for outdoor decorative gas appliances; Outdoor GreatRoom's Crystal Fire Plus burners are listed to it, and their safety valves shut off the gas if the flame goes out. Never burn wood in a gas table or leave it unattended.

What do you put in a fire table, lava rock or fire glass?

Use the media the manufacturer approves for your model, in the amount it specifies. Many tables take either lava rock or fire glass; Outdoor GreatRoom Bronson kits, for example, come with tumbled lava rock. Spread it evenly over the burner and don't overfill the pan.

How do you start a fire table?

Most fire tables start with a push-button spark igniter. On a typical manual-valve model you open the gas supply, push and turn the control knob to the ignition setting, press the igniter until the burner lights, then hold the knob in for a few seconds before releasing it. Electronic ignition models light without the push-and-hold step. Follow the lighting steps in your model's manual, and never light it if you smell gas.

Can I hide the propane tank inside the fire table?

Some tables can, many cannot. Outdoor GreatRoom Bronson block kits do not fit a 20 lb tank, so they need a remote tank or a gas line. Check the propane tank line in each product's specifications.