Tall Milan linear firetable: a 72-inch, counter-height trough of flame
The American Fyre Designs Tall Milan linear firetable is a long, slim rectangular table with a pedestal-style base, measuring 72 inches wide, 16 inches deep, and 32 inches tall, so the flame sits at counter height along a wall, a bar, or a pool edge. It is cast in concrete reinforced with glass fibers, which looks like stone at a fraction of the weight, and comes in seven colors. A 48-inch stainless steel linear burner creates a row of flame nearly end to end.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Turn the knob and press the igniter to light it, or add the Fyrestarter Bluetooth control and start it from your phone. The burner, pan, fittings, and lava granules are included, and you pick the fill on the page: lava, fire glass, or glass gems. A glass wind guard and a side table that hides a propane tank are optional. Want it low to the ground? See the 16-inch Low Milan linear firetable. The Tall Milan linear firetable ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Includes
American Fyre Designs Tall Milan Linear Firetable
- Burner
- Pan
- Orifice (Natural Gas or Propane)
- Thermocouple
- Flex Connector
- Convertible Regulator
- Lava Granules
with Manual Flame Sensing Control
- Control Valve (with Knob and Adapters)
- Igniter Array (Module, Wire and Electrode)
- Igniter Screen
with Fyrestarter Bluetooth Control
- Pilot Assembly and Orifice
- Hot Surface Igniter
- Transformer Box Assembly
- Power Button
- AUX Control Button
- USB Outlet
Specifications
American Fyre Designs Tall Milan Linear Firetable
SKU: 215-SM-11-M8NC
- Dimensions: 72″w x 16″d x 32″h
- Burner: 48″ Stainless steel linear
- Fuel options: Natural Gas/Propane
- Certified to ANSI Standards
FAQ
How tall is the Tall Milan Linear Firetable?
Thirty-two inches – double the height of its Low Milan sibling – on the same slim 72-by-16-inch body. That lift changes everything about how the piece behaves: the flame line rides up near counter level, visible over furniture and across the yard, turning the Milan from a lounge companion into a freestanding architectural feature.
How much floor space does the Tall Milan take?
Only a 72-by-16-inch strip of ground – tall, but strikingly thin. Most fire features with this much presence demand a broad footprint; the Tall Milan instead builds upward from a shallow base, so it can stand where a conventional table never could: along a property edge, behind a sofa, or flanking a doorway without pinching the walkway.
What hardware drives the Tall Milan’s flame?
A 48-inch stainless steel linear burner delivers even flame coverage along the top, controlled by either the standard manual flame sensing system or the optional Bluetooth-enabled FyreStarter electronic ignition. Natural gas and propane versions are both offered, and the unit is certified to ANSI standards – a complete, handcrafted GFRC appliance made in the USA.
Can a tall fire table divide an outdoor space?
That is the Tall Milan’s specialty. Six feet long and 32 inches high, it functions as a low wall of fire: place it between a dining area and a lounge, or along the open side of a patio, and it defines both zones while warming and lighting each. Most fire pit tables sit inside a seating circle; this one draws the room’s boundaries instead.
Are tall fire pits better for standing gatherings?
For cocktail-style entertaining, decidedly. At 32 inches the flame sits near the height of a kitchen counter, right in the sightline of guests standing with drinks, and nobody has to look down at their ankles to enjoy the fire. If your patio hosts more mingling than lounging, the Tall Milan meets the party at its natural elevation.
Who builds the Tall Milan, and from what?
American Fyre Designs handcrafts it in the USA from glass fiber reinforced concrete – a material that keeps the tall, thin form durable and weather-ready without the mass of solid poured concrete. The contemporary body arrives finished, so the sculptural surface you see in photos is exactly what is delivered, with nothing left to coat or face on site.
How visible is the flame from across the yard?
Very – elevation is the point. Lifting a 48-inch line of fire to 32 inches keeps it in view over chair backs, planters, and railings, so the Tall Milan registers from the far side of a garden the way a low table never can. Landscape designers use exactly this trick to give a big outdoor space a nighttime focal point.