34.6 x 34.6 in
33.9 x 33.9 in
27.4 x 60 in
42.1 x 42.1 in
36 x 36 in
32 x 56 in
40 x 40 in
34.3 x 34.3 in
39.4 x 39.4 in
29.8 x 61.9 in
Propane or natural gas
Propane runs from a tank, so the table can move. Natural gas runs from your home's supply, so you never swap a tank. Pick natural gas if the table will stay in one spot for years.
Our natural gas fire pits page lists the models built for a gas line. It also covers what the hookup involves.
Ignition and output
Most tables from The Outdoor Plus offer electronic ignition. Elementi tables start with a push button. Where a maker lists a rating, our gas tables run from 25,000 to 100,000 BTU.
Higher output suits a larger table and a cooler climate. A smaller table on a calm patio needs less.
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Questions this catalogue can answer
Is a gas fire table warm enough to heat a patio?
A fire table warms the people sitting close to it. It is not a patio heater for a large open space. Choose a higher BTU model if you want more warmth at the edges.
Should I choose propane or natural gas?
Choose propane if you want to move the table or have no gas line nearby. Choose natural gas if you have a line and want to skip tank refills. A licensed gas fitter should run any new line.
Can I use a gas fire table under a covered patio?
Some models allow it and some do not. The owner's manual lists the overhead clearance for each unit. Your local code also applies, so check before you buy.
What is the difference between a fire table and a fire pit?
A fire table has a wide flat ledge around the burner. You can set down drinks and plates. A fire pit puts more focus on the flame and often has a narrow rim.
Who should install a gas fire table?
A propane table with a tank is often ready to use once it is set in place. A natural gas table needs a gas line run to it. Hire a licensed gas fitter for that work.