Propane Fire Pits: Tables, Bowls and Pits

Fire pit tables are the biggest group by far. A wide ledge holds drinks and plates around the flame. Fire bowls suit smaller spaces and work well in pairs.

We also list fire and water bowls that burn propane. They pour water from the rim while the flame burns on top. Most owners place them at the edge of a pool.

How to pick one

Start with the space and the seating. Measure the patio, then leave room to walk around the pit. Then choose the shape and material that suit your house.

Send us your size, fuel and finish. We reply with a written quote for the exact model. Use the Request a quote button on any product page.

Questions this catalogue can answer

What size propane fire pit do I need?

Match the pit to the seating, not the other way round. Our round gas fire bowls run from 24 to 48 inches across and suit a small chair group. Fire tables run up to 144 inches long for a full sectional.

Where does the propane tank go?

Some fire tables have room for a standard tank inside the base. Others connect by hose to a tank in a nearby cover or enclosure. Ask us which setup a given model uses before you order.

Can I switch a propane fire pit to natural gas later?

Burners are set up for one fuel at the factory. Changing fuel later usually needs parts made for that burner and a qualified installer. It is simpler to order the fuel you plan to use.

How far should a propane fire pit be from my house?

Clearances vary by model and by local code. Follow the distances in the owner's manual for the exact unit. Check with your city if the pit will sit under a roof or near a wall.

Is a propane fire pit safe on a wood deck?

Many gas fire tables are used on decks because they throw no sparks. Read the manual for the required clearance under and around the unit. Some owners add a heat shield or a stone pad for extra margin.