Natural Gas Fire Pits: Round and Rectangular

A round pit suits a ring of chairs where everyone faces the flame. The Outdoor Plus offers round pits such as Cazo, Unity and Del Mar. American Fyre Designs offers the Contempo, Cosmo and Louvre round tables.

Most round models come in several diameters. Pick the one that leaves a comfortable walkway behind the chairs.

Rectangular and linear natural gas fire pits

A rectangular or linear pit lines up with a sofa, a sectional or a long wall. The Outdoor Plus makes long models such as La Jolla, Fremont and Cabo Linear. American Fyre Designs offers the Milan linear and Iron Saddle tables.

Long pits need more gas than small ones. Give your gas fitter the BTU rating before the line is sized.

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Questions this catalogue can answer

Do I need a gas line for a natural gas fire pit?

Yes. The pit connects to a fixed line from your home's supply. A licensed gas fitter should run and test the line.

Is natural gas cheaper to run than propane?

In many areas natural gas costs less per hour of flame. Rates vary by region, so check your local utility. The bigger saving is time, since there is no tank to refill.

Can I convert a natural gas fire pit to propane?

Burners are set up for one fuel at the factory. A change needs parts made for that burner and a qualified installer. If you might move the pit later, ask us about both versions before you order.

How big should my natural gas fire pit be?

Start with the seating plan. Leave room to walk between the chairs and the pit. Our longest natural gas fire tables run up to 144 inches.

Where should a natural gas fire pit go?

Place it where the gas line can reach without a long trench. Keep it clear of walls, roofs and branches by the distance in the manual. Your local code may also set a minimum distance from the house.