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Gas Fire Pit Tables

Gas fire pit tables from 36 to 108 inches, in powder-coated steel, GFRC concrete and hammered copper. Every model runs on liquid propane or natural gas, and delivery is included in the price on every table here.

Delivery is included on every table on this page

There is no freight quote to wait for and no second invoice after you order. The price you see is the price you pay, delivered. Every competing dealer we checked does the same, so this is the market rate rather than a promotion, and it is not going to be withdrawn next week.

These are crated freight items weighing several hundred pounds. Delivery is curbside, so have someone on site who can take it from the truck and move it to the patio.

Three we would put on a rental property

We carry the full The Outdoor Plus range. If you want the shortlist rather than the whole catalog, these are the three that suit a property you are not standing on.

Coronado 48" — the one to start with

The lowest entry price of any full-size table here, and it still comes in Corten steel, hammered copper or stainless. One listing covers 48, 60 and 72 inches, so you can size it to the patio without changing product. If you are putting fire on a rental for the first time and do not want to commit five figures, this is it.

Del Mar 48" GFRC Concrete — the one that takes abuse

Eighteen finishes, colored through the concrete rather than painted on, so a chair leg that catches the edge leaves texture instead of a bright scratch. Heavy enough that it stays where you put it. This is the one to choose if the property turns over every few days and nobody is watching the patio.

Unity 60" Round — the one for a group

Seats six properly with no head of the table, which is how guests who met that afternoon actually arrange themselves. Seven powder-coat colors including two textured finishes that hide marks. Choose it when the patio is open on all sides and the fire is the reason people stay outside.

Narrower lists: concrete fire pit tables, rectangular and linear tables, round tables.

Why a gas table and not a wood pit on a rental

A wood fire is a job. Someone has to lay it, watch it and put it out, and if that someone is a guest you have no idea what condition the pit is in at checkout. A gas table lights from a knob or a button and goes out the same way. Between turnovers there is no ash to shovel, no half-burnt logs to clear and nothing smoldering after the last guest leaves.

It also removes the argument you cannot win. Wood smoke drifts, and a neighbor complaint about smoke is a complaint about your property. Gas has no smoke and no smell on clothes, which is the difference between a five star review and a paragraph about how the patio ruined a jacket.

Choosing the fuel

Liquid propane runs off a standard tank, usually hidden inside the base. Nothing has to be plumbed, the table can be positioned anywhere and it can be moved later. The trade is that someone has to notice when the tank is empty, which on a rental means you or your cleaner, not the guest.

Natural gas is hard-plumbed to the house line by a licensed installer. There is no tank to swap and no chance of a guest arriving to a dead fire pit, which is the single most common reason a fire feature gets mentioned in a bad review. The table is fixed where it is installed, and the plumbing is a one-time cost on top of the table.

Nearly every table here is sold in both. Pick the fuel first, then the size.

Choosing the ignition

The Outdoor Plus models offer several ignition types and the choice matters more on a rental than it does at home.

Ignition How it lights Suits
Match Lit Open the valve, put a flame to the burner by hand Lowest cost. Fine when you light it yourself, less good for guests
Match Lit with Flame Sense Hand lit, but cuts the gas if the flame goes out The safety floor for anything a guest touches
Flame Sense with Spark Push-button spark plus flame sense No lighter needed, no power needed
Low Voltage Electronic Switch or remote, needs power nearby Properties where you want to control it, not the guest
Plug and Play Electronic, arrives pre-assembled Fastest install, least on-site wiring

If guests will be lighting it unsupervised, take flame sense at minimum. It shuts the gas off if wind kills the flame, which is the failure mode that turns a fire pit into a liability.

Sizing it to the seating you already have

The table has to fit the group your listing sleeps. A 36 to 48 inch table works for four chairs. A 60 inch table seats six comfortably. Above 72 inches you are furnishing a group patio, and the linear 90 and 108 inch models are built for that: a long burner down the center with seating on both sides, which suits a deck run better than a circle does.

Leave roughly three feet of clear floor between the table edge and the nearest chair back so people can walk behind a seated guest without stepping over the fire.

Materials

GFRC concrete is the heaviest and the most weather-stable, and it comes in eighteen finishes on the Del Mar and Sedona ranges. Powder-coated steel is lighter and comes in seven colors across the Unity range. Hammered copper is the premium finish and patinas over time rather than staying uniform.

Common questions

Is delivery really included?

Yes, on every table on this page. Checkout shows no shipping charge and there is no freight invoice afterwards.

Are gas fire pit tables safe for guests to use?

They are, provided you choose an ignition with flame sense, which cuts the gas supply if the flame blows out. Match lit models without flame sense rely on the person lighting them paying attention, which is a poor assumption on a rental property.

Can a gas fire pit table be converted between propane and natural gas?

These tables are ordered for one fuel, not converted after the fact. Choose the fuel when you order, because the burner and regulator differ between the two.

How far from the house should a gas fire pit table sit?

Follow the clearance stated in the manual for the specific model and check your local code, which varies by jurisdiction. Anything under a covered porch or a roof overhang needs the manufacturer's clearance confirmed before you install.

Do gas fire pit tables give off enough heat to be worth it?

Output varies by model and burner, and the specification for each table is on its own product page. Read the BTU figure there rather than assuming, because it changes considerably across sizes.