A 42-inch propane fire table that doubles as the patio's coffee table
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- patios and decks heading into fall evenings, and anyone who wants heat without the smoke that chases guests around a fire ring
- Skip if
- Assembly is a real project and the finished table is heavy, plan where it lives before you build it
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A 42 inch propane fire pit table with a ceramic tile top and a 60,000 BTU burner, with the propane tank concealed inside the base rather than sitting beside it. The ceramic ledge is wide enough to set drinks on, so it functions as a patio table when the burner is off, which is what justifies the footprint. Ignition is push-button and the flame is adjustable. Lava rocks are included. Propane means no smoke and no ash, unlike a wood pit. Best fit: patios and decks heading into fall evenings, and anyone who wants heat without the smoke that chases guests around a fire ring.
Pros
- Propane burner means no smoke and no ash, so nobody has to move seats to dodge it
- Propane tank hides inside the base instead of sitting beside the table
- Ceramic ledge is wide enough to set drinks on, so it works as a patio table too
- 60,000 BTU output with push-button ignition and adjustable flame
Cons
- Assembly is a real project and the finished table is heavy, plan where it lives before you build it
Frequently asked questions
Does it put out enough heat to actually warm people?
At 60,000 BTU it warms a seating circle noticeably on a cool evening. It is patio heat, not a substitute for an outdoor heater aimed at one person.
Does the propane tank fit inside the base?
Yes, a standard 20 pound tank is concealed in the base, accessed through a door panel.
How long does a tank last?
Roughly 8 to 12 hours at a moderate flame setting on a standard 20 pound tank, less at full output.
Can it be left outside year round?
It should be covered when not in use. A cover is not always included, so check the listing and budget for one if you plan to leave it out.
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