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The Outdoor Plus fire tables: sofa height or dining height

Choose 15 or 16 inches for lounge seating and open sightlines. At 24 inches, tables meet patio dining chairs and shield the flame better in a breeze. Compare Fremont fire tables with a ledge all the way around and Imperial fire tables with a ledge that seems to float around the flame. For concealed fuel, compare the brand’s propane tank fire table options with our wider fire pit table with propane tank inside range.

Lengths from a balcony to a dinner party

Start at 36 inches for a balcony, or consider 48 to 72 inches for four to six chairs. Lengths reach 10 or 12 feet for a dinner party. Compare rectangular fire pit shapes to find the style you want or browse the brand’s pits and tables.

Tops, bases and finishes

Pick glass-fiber concrete in 18 colors, wood-grain concrete, hammered copper that develops a patina, bright stainless steel, Corten’s rust finish or powder-coated steel in 15 colors. Some tables pair a concrete top with a powder-coated base. Explore two-tone black and white finishes or ready-to-finish shells for stone, tile or stucco. Look for an off-center flame, a floating top or color LED lighting. Prefer wood? See the sculptures and smokeless wood pieces.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?

We are an authorized dealer for The Outdoor Plus fire tables, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. Call us about height, length, material quality or fuel and we will talk it through. Browse the whole brand range, compare brands in our fire pit table hub, or explore propane fire pit table options.

FAQ

What heights do The Outdoor Plus fire tables come in?

Choose 15 or 16 inches for sofa-height lounge seating and open sightlines. The 24-inch height meets patio dining chairs like a coffee table and shields the flame better in a breeze. Taller versions usually hide the propane tank in the base.

Can a fire table hide the propane tank?

Yes, most 24-inch tables have a base door for a standard propane tank. Low tables at 15 or 16 inches need a separate tank enclosure beside them, or you can order natural gas and run a line to the spot.

Do I need a cover or a wind guard?

Add a cover to keep rain out of the burner pan and off the finish. Most of The Outdoor Plus fire tables take an optional glass wind guard to steady flames and keep hands away. On metal tables, a stainless lid serves as a cover.