Outdoor GreatRoom Linear Fire Tables

A linear fire table is a long, narrow gas fire pit table that suits sectional sofas and larger groups. This page lists every Outdoor GreatRoom linear fire table we carry, from the 48-inch Key Largo to the 72-inch Cove, with size, heat output and propane tank details for each model.

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Outdoor GreatRoom linear fire tables compared

Sizes and heat output come from Outdoor GreatRoom spec sheets and our product pages.

Model Top and base Length Heat output Propane tank
Cove 54 Supercast concrete (glass fiber reinforced) in Natural Grey, Midnight Mist or White 54" (16" tall) Up to 80,000 BTU Confirm with us
Cove 72 Supercast concrete in Natural Grey, Midnight Mist or White 72" (16" tall) 100,000 BTU Confirm with us
Uptown Black or Coastal Grey, glass burner cover 63" (about 23.6" tall) 65,000 on a 20 lb tank; 80,000 hard-piped Hidden 20 lb tank
Kenwood Umber Brown composite decking over a metal frame 81" (30" dining height) 65,000 on a 20 lb tank; 80,000 hard-piped Hidden 20 lb tank
Cedar Ridge Grey Wash Cedar top Confirm with us 65,000 on a 20 lb tank; 80,000 hard-piped Hidden 20 lb tank
Monte Carlo Black glass top Confirm with us 65,000 on a 20 lb tank; 80,000 hard-piped Hidden 20 lb tank
Montego Balsam wicker base, black glass top Confirm with us 65,000 on a 20 lb tank; 80,000 hard-piped Hidden 20 lb tank
Key Largo Stainless steel top 48" 65,000 to 80,000 BTU Hidden 20 lb tank
Denali Brew Everblend top, galvanized metal base, bottle opener 56" Confirm with us Hidden 20 lb tank

Choosing a linear fire table

  • Length: match the table to the seating. The Cove 72 and Kenwood suit large sectionals; the Key Largo and Cove 54 fit smaller patios.
  • Height: the Cove tables sit 16 inches tall, like a coffee table. The Kenwood is 30 inches tall for dining chairs.
  • Heat: tables with a hidden tank ship with an orifice that limits output to 65,000 BTU so they run reliably from a 20 lb cylinder. The larger orifice in the box raises output to 80,000 BTU on a hard-piped line.
  • Placement: the Crystal Fire Plus manual requires 72 inches from the top of the burner to overhead combustibles and 24 inches from the burner trim to combustible side walls.

Building your own linear fire feature instead? See Crystal Fire Plus linear burners. For round, rectangular and square models, see all Outdoor GreatRoom fire pit tables.

Linear fire table FAQ

Which Outdoor GreatRoom linear fire table is the longest?

The Kenwood is 81 inches long and the Cove 72 is 72 inches long. The Cove 72 uses a 64 x 12-inch Crystal Fire Plus burner rated at 100,000 BTU.

Is there a dining-height linear fire table?

Yes. The Kenwood KW-1242-K is 30 inches tall, so it works with standard dining chairs. It hides a 20 lb propane tank in the base.

Do linear fire tables come with fire media?

The Kenwood includes clear tempered glass gems in the box. Contents vary by model, so check the product page or confirm with us.

Can I convert a linear fire table to natural gas?

Most of them ship set up for propane and include a natural gas conversion kit; confirm the exact model with us. Fit the conversion parts before connecting to a natural gas line, and have a qualified installer run the line.

What clearance does a linear fire table need?

The Crystal Fire Plus manual requires 72 inches from the top of the burner to overhead combustibles and 24 inches from the burner trim to combustible side walls. Set the table on a solid, level surface with clear walkways around it.

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