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View full detailsA fire pit is one of the cheapest ways to make an outdoor space look worth booking, and one of the only amenities that works in every season — warmth on a cold night, atmosphere on a warm one. Our range runs from a $335 collapsible steel pit to a 108" copper fire table, in gas, propane, smokeless wood-burning, and hand-forged American steel.
Every model here was chosen for something a host actually cares about, not just how it photographs. It has to survive weather without babying, clean up fast between guest turnovers, and be simple enough that a guest can light it and put it out without calling you.
Explore the full range below — fire pit tables built to double as a surface, smokeless designs that keep the campfire smell off your guests and your furniture, and fire bowls that read as a design piece by day and a centerpiece by night.
A fire pit is the cheapest way to make an outdoor space look worth booking. It photographs well, it gives guests somewhere to be after dinner, and it works in every season — warmth in October, atmosphere in July. Our range starts at $335 for a collapsible steel pit you can carry out to the yard and runs up to a 108" copper fire table, and every one of them is chosen for something a host actually cares about: it survives weather, it cleans up fast between stays, and a guest can work it without calling you.
Below you'll find gas and propane fire tables, smokeless wood-burning pits, American-made steel fire bowls and portable pits — sorted by style, by material, and by how many people you need to seat.
A fire feature and a surface for drinks in one piece of furniture, which matters when deck space is tight. Elementi's concrete gas tables run 42" to 60" and light with a knob, so there is no wood to supply and nothing for a guest to get wrong.
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Engineered airflow pulls the smoke back down through the fire instead of out at the people sitting around it. Two things come of that. Nobody spends the evening dragging their chair away from the smoke — and nobody goes back indoors carrying that campfire smell in their hair and clothes. The second one matters more in a rental than most hosts expect: it is the difference between a fire pit guests use every night of the stay and one they try once. From $608.
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The low-maintenance choice, and usually the easiest to get past a local fire code. No wood to store, no embers, no smoke smell on anybody at all, and most models shut off automatically. If your property has a burn ban risk, start here.
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Ohio Flame's hand-cut artisan bowls throw patterned light across a patio when they are lit, and The Outdoor Plus makes the hammered copper end of the range. Both read as a design object during the day and a fire feature at night.
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Move it, store it, or take it out of play entirely during a burn ban. Collapsible steel pits store flat in a shed between seasons, which keeps the yard clear for turnovers and keeps the pit out of the weather. From $335.
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Arteflame's corten steel grills are a fire pit and a flat-top cooking surface at once — an amenity guests mention in reviews, and one fewer appliance to buy. Corten weathers to a stable patina and is left outdoors year-round.
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Ohio Flame builds heavy-gauge steel fire pits by hand in Ohio and backs them with a lifetime warranty. No burner, no ignition, nothing electrical — just a solid steel bowl from $395, which is why nothing on it can break. The lowest-maintenance option in the whole range.
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Heavy, weather-resistant and permanent-looking. Glass-fiber reinforced concrete handles freeze-thaw without cracking and blends into a patio rather than sitting on it. Best where the pit is staying put.
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Hammered copper bowls and tables develop a living patina that no two properties share. The premium end of the range, and the one that most often ends up as the hero shot in a listing.
Shop copper fire features| Group size | What fits | A good starting point |
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2–4 guests Small patios, balconies, cabins |
Compact pits at 24" to 30". Enough warmth for a couple of chairs without swallowing the space. | Ohio Flame Patriot, $395 |
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4–6 guests The typical short-term rental |
42"–48" tables and bowls. Room to talk across the fire and set a drink down. | Elementi Manchester 42" |
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6+ guests Group bookings, event properties |
60" and up, including 84"–108" tables. Turns a yard into the reason people booked. | Coronado XL fire table |
Listings with a photographed outdoor gathering spot get more clicks and hold higher nightly rates. A lit fire pit is one of the few outdoor photos that reads instantly at thumbnail size.
Warmth on a cold night, atmosphere on a warm one. A fire pit is one of the only outdoor purchases that does not go dead for five months of the year.
Gas models need nothing but a propane check. Smokeless wood pits leave a fraction of the ash — and because the smoke never reaches your guests, it never reaches your cushions, throws or indoor furniture either. That is real laundry you are not doing.
Spark guards, automatic shut-off valves, non-combustible bases and clear house-manual instructions cover most of the risk. The FAQs below go through it properly.
An ordinary open fire pit will, yes. Smoke holds in hair, coats and clothes, and it comes back indoors with your guests and transfers onto cushions, throws and soft furnishings. That is the single most common reason a fire pit gets used once on the first night and then ignored for the rest of the stay — and it is why it turns up in reviews as a complaint rather than a highlight. A smokeless pit largely solves it: the airflow design burns the smoke off before it ever reaches the people sitting around the fire, so guests get the crackle and the flame without the laundry afterwards. A gas fire pit avoids it completely, because there is no wood smoke in the first place.
Yes, when installed and maintained properly. Choose a model with a spark guard or smokeless technology, place it on a non-flammable surface such as stone, concrete or pavers, keep it at least 10 feet from buildings, fences and trees per NFPA guidance, and post clear instructions in the house manual and near the pit.
Often, yes. Some cities require a permit for permanent or large fire pits. Wood-burning pits can be restricted in high wildfire-risk areas such as California and Colorado. Seasonal burn bans can prohibit outdoor fires temporarily, and HOAs frequently set their own rules. Check with your local fire department or municipality before you install anything.
Most hosts land on propane or natural gas: clean-burning, easy for a guest to operate, no smoke smell at all, and usually the simplest to square with local code. Smokeless wood-burning pits are the answer where guests want a real wood fire but you do not want the smoke going home with them. Fire pit tables do double duty as a surface, which helps on small decks.
Write the instructions down — lighting, extinguishing, what fuel to use. Put signage at the pit reminding guests not to leave a fire unattended. Supply the safety kit: spark screen, extinguisher, sand bucket or a hose within reach. And supply the fuel yourself, so nobody arrives with their own wood or an accelerant. Dry seasoned hardwood also smokes far less than whatever a guest picks up at a gas station.
Consistently, yes — especially on family and group stays. It is one of the amenities guests name specifically rather than lumping into "nice outdoor space".
Yes. Summer is atmosphere, autumn and winter are warmth and extra usable hours outside. Cover or store the pit during heavy rain and snow and it will last considerably longer.
Freight is charged at cost and never marked up. Smaller pits ship by parcel. Larger tables and bowls ship by freight truck, and the cost depends on where you are and whether you need a lift gate or a residential delivery. Use the Request a Custom Quote button on any product page and we will come back with a real delivered number before you commit to anything.
We would rather you end up with a fire pit that works than one that sits in a crate, so the support is part of the purchase:
Questions about which size suits your space, or what a freight delivery to your address actually costs? Get in touch and we will work it out with you.
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