Fire Pits

Fire pits by fuel

Our gas fire pit collection holds hundreds of pieces ordered for natural gas or propane, with no smoke or ash. Choose a natural gas fire pit for a house gas line, or a propane fire pit for a standard 20 lb tank. The hidden propane tank fire pit range keeps the tank inside the body.

A wood burning fire pit gives you real firewood and crackle. For less smoke, browse the six smokeless fire pit options. Our smokeless wood rankings help you compare them.

Choose a shape and material

Start with your seating layout. Compare round fire pit designs, square fire pit designs and rectangle fire pit designs. Linear pieces run from 48 to 120 inches long, so check the available room before choosing.

The metal fire pit range includes powder-coated steel, stainless steel, weathering steel and copper. A concrete fire pit uses glass-fiber reinforced concrete for a stone-like look at a fraction of the weight. Choose a copper fire pit if you like a hand-hammered surface that develops a patina outdoors.

Fire tables, bowls and burner kits

A fire pit table puts the flame in a tabletop at coffee, dining or bar height. Browse propane fire pit tables for tank-fed choices. Our fire bowls have a low, open form. The pool fire bowl collection is made for pool or spa walls, with many combining fire and water.

Building a stone, block or stucco surround? The fire pit kit collection contains fire pit burners and burner kits. A tall fire pillar offers another form to consider.

Planning and common questions

Use our buying guide to narrow down fuel, size, shape and material. Explore 16 backyard setup ideas, then read our guide to arranging seats. Our fire pit installation guide covers gas setup step by step.

If you want warmth without a fire, consider a patio heater. An outdoor fireplace stands against a wall and carries smoke up a chimney.

Meet the brands

The Outdoor Plus makes pieces handmade in the USA, including concrete, copper and steel designs. American Fyre Designs offers cast concrete forms in seven colors, many with Bluetooth phone control. Grand Canyon Gas Logs offers concrete bowls and tables made in Arizona, with optional driftwood log sets. Gas units use match lighting as standard; electronic ignition is an option on most. Check each listing for the controls you prefer.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?

We are an authorized dealer for every brand here, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. Gas units include the burner, pan, hose, fittings and lava rock. Fire glass, a cover and a wind guard are optional. Call us and we will talk through fuel, size, shape and fit.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best fire pit for outdoor use: gas or wood?

Gas lights with a match or button, makes no smoke or ash, and shuts off quickly. Wood gives you campfire crackle and smell, but needs firewood, a spark screen and time to burn down. For frequent patio use, gas is common; smokeless wood is a middle ground.

Can you put a fire pit on a wood deck?

A gas fire table is common on decks because its flame sits in a pan without embers. Check the manual for deck suitability and clearances, and confirm the deck can carry its weight. Wood needs a non-combustible pad and spark screen. Call us with your deck details.

How far should a fire pit be from the house?

Follow the model's manual for clearances to walls, overhangs and furniture. Local codes may set distances for wood fires. Gas usually needs less room than wood. Keep the feature away from dry plants and low roofs. We can review the manual with you before you order.

What are smokeless fire pits and are they worth it?

A double-walled body draws air through lower holes and feeds it back near the top, burning off smoke. You get less smoke and ash, but wood burns faster and sends less heat sideways. Read how smokeless designs work to decide whether that trade-off suits you.

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

A backyard fire pit holds an open fire you sit around. Bowls have a low, open body, sometimes on a pedestal or pool wall. Tables add a ledge for drinks and plates. All three come in gas; wood options are pits and sculptures. Compare the three forms.