Propane tank fire tables from The Outdoor Plus keep the propane tank out of sight, inside the body or beside it. If you want a fire table with propane tank inside and no hose across the patio, start with the pieces that have a tank door in the body. This collection also includes tables that use a separate enclosure and shells you finish yourself. Pick the fire feature first, then check how its tank hides before you choose.


Propane tank fire tables: four kinds

Want a fire pit table with propane tank inside? Start with 18 long, low linear and rectangular pits with flat ledges around the flame and swinging doors. The tank fits the 24-inch height, not the 16-inch natural gas version.

The three tables use an optional propane tank enclosure. Three enclosures provide propane tank storage beside an outdoor fire pit or beneath a bowl; the bowl is sold separately. Compare The Outdoor Plus propane tank enclosures with removable tops or an access door, each 16 inches square and 21 inches tall. Six ready-to-finish shells have side doors and take stone, tile or stucco.

Finishes and fuel

For a hidden propane tank fire table, compare copper, Corten steel, stainless steel, powder coat and concrete finishes. Choose a finish that suits your backyard or deck. Order propane for the matching fittings and regulator. Match lit is standard; electronic push-button ignition is optional. Compare The Outdoor Plus fire tables with or without tank doors, or browse propane tables from every brand.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?

These pieces are handmade in the USA. We are an authorized dealer, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. Call us and we will talk it through. Explore every brand in our propane tank fire pit collection, compare fire pit tables in both fuels or all propane fire pits, or see everything by The Outdoor Plus.

Frequently asked questions

What size propane tank fits inside a fire table?

A standard 20 lb tank, the grill size, fits the compartment and enclosure. Swap it at an exchange cage or refill it. A larger tank will not fit inside and would need to sit outside on a longer hose.

How do you hide a propane tank for a fire table?

Choose your propane tank fire table or pit first. Hide the tank behind a body door, in a box beside the fire feature with a lift-off lid and routed hose, or under a bowl in a pedestal with a vented door.

Can a propane tank sit inside or under a fire pit safely?

Yes, when the compartment is built for it: the tank stays away from the burner, with ventilation and matching hose and regulator. Shut the tank valve after use, keep vents clear, follow clearance to walls and overhangs, and never store a spare tank inside.