The propane fire pit table that lights with a knob, no smoke or ash
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- decks, patios, and small yards where a wood fire pit would be too messy
- Skip if
- Runs on propane you refill, so it lacks the crackle and wood-smoke smell of a real fire
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This 28-inch propane fire pit table puts a real flame in the middle of a patio table without the smoke, sparks, or ash of a wood fire. You turn a knob to light it and dial the 50,000 BTU flame up or down, so there is no kindling, no lingering campfire smell in your hair, and no cleanup after. The ledge around the burner works as a surface for drinks and plates, and a set of lava rocks hides the burner while spreading the heat. It runs off a standard propane tank that tucks inside the base, and it is CSA listed for outdoor use. Best for decks, patios, and small yards where a wood fire pit would be too messy. A cover is worth adding to keep the burner clean between uses.
Pros
- Lights with a knob and adjusts on demand, no kindling or fire-starting
- No smoke, sparks, or ash, so it suits decks and close-set patio seating
- Table ledge holds drinks and plates while the center burner runs
Cons
- Runs on propane you refill, so it lacks the crackle and wood-smoke smell of a real fire
Frequently asked questions
Where does the propane tank go?
A standard 20-pound propane tank fits inside the base of the table, hidden from view, and connects to the burner. The tank is not included, so plan to add one.
Can you cook or roast marshmallows over it?
It is designed as a heat and ambiance fire pit rather than a cooking surface. Roasting food over the lava rocks is not recommended by most makers because of the rock and grease concern.
Is it safe to use on a covered patio?
It is CSA listed for outdoor use, but propane fire pits need open overhead clearance and good ventilation. Follow the manual clearances and do not run it in an enclosed space.
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