Grand Canyon Gas Logs Olympus Rectangular Fire Table 18” Tall

FAQ

Do the 18-inch tall fire tables come in natural gas?

Yes. Grand Canyon states that its 18-inch high tables ship ready for natural gas or liquid propane, so this dining-height rectangular can be ordered in either fuel. You pick the gas type when you buy and the table arrives configured for it. That flexibility is specific to this height tier, which matters if you are comparing configurations across the Olympus line.

What kind of gas connection does the spec call for?

A hard-piped one. The installation row reads outdoor use only with a required hard-piped gas connection, and the description repeats that these tables are designed to be hard-piped. Practically, that means a fixed, plumbed supply line runs to the table location – natural gas and propane alike – so settle the final position and have the line roughed in before the table arrives.

Does the 72-inch length need more fire glass than the 60-inch?

No – the spec lists one figure, 30 pounds of reflective fire glass or lava rock to complete the look, regardless of which length you choose. Media is not packed in the crate, but this page carries a Fire Glass add-on, so the material can ride along on the same order instead of becoming a second errand after delivery.

What lengths does the Olympus Rectangular offer at dining height?

Two: a 60-inch table under SKU ORECFT-603018 and a 72-inch under ORECFT-723018, each 30 inches deep and 18 inches tall – the digits in each SKU spell out those dimensions. Both belong to the dining-height tier of Grand Canyon’s fire pit tables, cast in glass reinforced concrete in Phoenix, Arizona.

Can a wind guard be fitted to this table?

Yes, and it is sized to the table: the page offers a Glass Wind Guard add-on with a 36-inch linear guard, the GWG-L36, matched to the 60-inch table, and a 48-inch guard, the GWG-L48, for the 72-inch version. Select the guard that pairs with your length at checkout and the glass arrives matched to the table you ordered.

What does the rectangular shape do for a patio visually?

Grand Canyon describes it as bringing a bold, linear presence to an outdoor space. At five or six feet long while standing only 18 inches tall, the proportions read long and low, following the horizontal lines of an outdoor living area rather than interrupting them. The five available finishes let that presence land anywhere from charcoal-dark to bright white.

What settings are these tables designed for?

The stated design brief is creating the ultimate outdoor gathering or entertaining area. This is a permanently installed centerpiece rather than a portable accessory: outdoor use only, glass reinforced concrete construction, and a 5-year outdoor warranty behind it. Plan it as the fixed heart of an entertaining space and let the rest of the layout build around the flame.