Fire Pit Tables

Choose a height and shape

Low tables around 15–18 inches suit deep sofas. Coffee table height is about 24 inches for standard patio chairs. Dining height is 28–29 inches, and counter height is 32 inches. Try a round fire pit table for a circle of chairs or a rectangular fire pit table alongside a sofa. Square pits and tables offer seating on four sides. Leave room to move around the chairs.

Propane or natural gas?

Our propane fire pit table collection includes many bases that hold a 20 lb propane tank. For a fire pit table with propane tank inside, browse The Outdoor Plus options with a door or drawer. Compare hidden-tank designs across brands too.

A natural gas fire pit table connects to the house gas line without a tank. The broader gas fire pit table and pit collection covers both fuels. You can also browse all propane fire pits, including tables.

Materials and finishes

Glass-fiber concrete pieces give you a stone look with less weight, in up to 18 colors. Metal pits and tables include powder-coated steel, stainless steel and Corten weathering steel. Hand-hammered copper develops a patina outdoors. Wood-grain concrete offers the texture of timber in a cast finish.

What comes with a fire pit table?

Gas tables include the burner, pan, hose and fittings, usually with lava rock. Most start with match lit ignition; electronic push-button ignition is optional. Check each listing for controls and accessories. Fire glass, a cover, a glass wind guard and a stainless lid are options. A wind guard helps steady the flame on breezy evenings.

Fire tables from our brands

The Outdoor Plus fire tables are handmade in the USA in concrete and metal finishes, most in several lengths and two heights. American Fyre Designs fire tables offer coffee, dining and counter heights, with Bluetooth phone control available on many.

Grand Canyon Gas Logs fire tables are concrete pieces made in Arizona; propane versions hide the tank behind an access door. Ready-to-finish shells take your own stone, tile or stucco around an included burner.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?

We are an authorized dealer for every brand here, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. Have height, fuel or fit questions? Call us and we will talk it through. For other layouts, explore the Fire Pits hub or fire bowls without a table top. Prefer logs? Browse wood-burning fire pits and smokeless wood-burning options.

FAQ

What is the difference between a fire pit and a fire pit table?

A fire pit is the bowl or box of flame on its own. A fire table adds a flat ledge or full top for drinks and plates. The burner, fuel and ignition work the same way; the difference is the top and height.

Do fire pit tables give off much heat?

Yes, the gas flame warms people sitting nearby, not the whole patio. A linear burner spreads warmth along a longer bench. Lower flames sit nearer your legs; taller ones sit nearer your hands. Adjust the flame at the valve, and consider a wind guard for breezy evenings.

Can you put a fire pit table on a deck or under a covered patio?

Most gas tables can go on a deck, but check the manual for weight and clearance to railings. Under a roof, airflow and the model's required clearance to the overhang decide. A tall, open roof may work; a low ceiling will not. We can talk it through.

Can I leave a fire pit table outside all year?

Yes, these materials are built for outdoor use. A cover or stainless lid keeps rain and leaves out of the burner pan. Copper and Corten change color with weather. In winter, shut off gas at the key valve or tank and keep the pan dry.

Are fire pit tables worth it?

If you enjoy sitting outside, a fire table combines somewhere to gather with warmth that keeps you there. Gas lights quickly and shuts off when you go inside, without smoke, sparks or ash. The trade is that you give up the crackle of logs.