Square Fire Pit Tables

Square gas fire pits from 24 to 60 inches, in powder-coated metal, hammered copper or a clad aluminum enclosure. A square has straight sides, which is the whole point: it sits against a wall, a hedge or the edge of a deck the way a circle never quite manages.

Delivery

Delivery is included in the price on The Outdoor Plus models here. No freight quote to wait for and no invoice afterwards.

The Firefly enclosure is the exception. Its freight is quoted separately for your address after you order, and nothing is charged for delivery at checkout.

Why square works on a rental

Most patios are rectangles. A square fire pit lines up with the paving, the fence line and the furniture, so it reads as part of the design rather than an object dropped in the middle. A round pit wants open space on all sides to look right; a square is comfortable tucked into a corner or pushed against a wall, which on a small patio is the difference between fitting and not fitting.

Straight sides also make bench seating easy. You can run a bench along one or two edges and get more people around the fire in less space than a ring of chairs would take.

What is in this range

The Cabo range steps up in burner size with the table: a 20 by 20 inch burning area on the 36 inch, 28 by 28 on the 48 inch, and 40 by 40 on the 60 inch. The flame grows with the table rather than sitting as a small square in a large one.

The Firefly is a different kind of thing

The three Cabo tables and the Maya bowl arrive as finished fire features. The Firefly is a clad enclosure you configure: choose the pan, then choose whether to add a Warming Trends burner package with match-light or a Mercury safety pilot, then choose the cladding from three panel styles in five colors.

It is the one to look at if you want the fire feature to match a deck or a fence rather than stand apart from it, and the only one here where you pick the finish. It is also the only one whose freight is quoted rather than included.

Sizing by seat count

A 36 inch square seats four comfortably. A 48 inch takes six. The 60 inch seats eight and wants a genuinely open patio, because people have to be able to walk around it.

Allow about three feet from the edge of the fire pit to the back of a chair. On a square that clearance matters most at the corners, which is where guests and furniture actually collide.

Ignition

Match lit is the simplest and the cheapest, and it is fine when you are the one lighting it. If guests will use the fire pit when you are not there, choose an ignition with flame sense or a safety pilot, which shuts the gas off by itself if the flame blows out. On an exposed property that is not a theoretical risk, and it is the single upgrade most worth paying for on a rental.

Common questions

Is delivery included on square fire pit tables?

It is included in the price on The Outdoor Plus models. The Firefly enclosure is the exception: its freight is quoted separately for your address after you order.

What size square fire pit seats six?

A 48 inch square seats six with about three feet between the edge and each chair back. A 36 inch is comfortable for four and will take six at a squeeze.

Is a square or round fire pit better for a patio?

Square suits a defined patio, a corner, or anywhere you want to run bench seating along an edge, because the straight sides line up with the hardscape. Round suits open ground and seats a group evenly with no head of the table. If the space is rectangular, square usually fits better.

Can a square fire pit go against a wall?

Clearance requirements are set per model by the manufacturer and are on each product page. A square sits closer to a wall more comfortably than a round does, but confirm the manufacturer clearance and your local code before siting it.

Does the Firefly square fire pit come with a burner?

Only if you choose a burner package. The structure can be ordered on its own, with the pan, or as a complete working fire pit with a Warming Trends burner and your choice of match-light or Mercury safety pilot ignition. Natural gas and propane burners are not interchangeable, so that choice is made at order.