Olympus Round fire table: a 44-inch concrete cone, 18 inches tall
The Grand Canyon Gas Logs Olympus Round fire table is 44 inches across and 18 inches tall, shaped like a wide upside-down cone. Its flat circular top overhangs a steeply tapered base, with a round burner pan set into the center. Made in Phoenix, Arizona, it is cast in glass fiber reinforced concrete, which looks like stone at a fraction of the weight. The surface has a lightly troweled texture. Choose from three stock colors or two custom colors that take four to six weeks.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Light it with a match at the key valve. The table is built to connect to your gas line with hard piping. It takes about 30 pounds of fire glass or lava rock, sold separately, to fill the pan. Fire glass in seven colors and a round table cover are optional. Prefer straight edges? See the Olympus Square fire table. The Olympus Round fire table, 18 inches tall, ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
FAQ
Is 44 inches the full width of the Olympus Round?
Yes – the spec reads 44 inches in diameter by 18 inches high, and that diameter is the complete tabletop, edge to edge. It is listed under SKU ORNDFT-444418, where the digits echo those dimensions. Chalk a 44-inch circle onto the patio and you are looking at exactly the footprint this table will claim once it is placed.
Does a round fire table have a head of the table?
No, and that is much of its appeal. Grand Canyon describes this one as creating a natural gathering point, and the circular top backs the claim up: there is no designated front, no back, no premium position, so no chair feels like the end of the bench. Where a directional shape organizes people, the round one simply collects them.
Can this table float in the middle of a patio instead of against a wall?
That placement suits it well. Grand Canyon positions this table as working beautifully in any outdoor setting, and island-style placement is a natural expression of that – seating and foot traffic can circulate the full circle, the way round fire pits are meant to be used. Two practicalities pick the spot: it must be open-air, outdoor use only, and the plumbed gas supply has to reach it.
Can you get a concrete fire table in a custom color?
Within a defined range, yes. Grand Canyon’s custom program for this table is specific: Bone and Rust, cast to order on a 4-to-6-week lead time. It is not an open palette where any paint swatch can be matched – the five published finishes are the catalog. If the three stocked colors do not fit your hardscape, those two custom shades are the lever you have.
Which fire glass styles can be added at checkout?
The page’s Fire Glass add-on carries half-inch reflective glass in named colorways – Cobalt Blue, Jasper, and Starfire among them – sold in 10-pound increments. Since the table calls for 30 pounds of media to complete the look, the add-on lets you assemble that fill in a color that plays off the finish you chose, all inside the same order.
Can you pull dining chairs up to it like a regular table?
That is the posture it is built around. Grand Canyon labels this 18-inch configuration its dining height – the tier that sits at outdoor-table level rather than rising like a bar-height piece. Standard patio seating pulls up to the 44-inch round top naturally, which is what makes an evening around it feel like sitting at a table rather than standing beside a fixture.
Which documents help with planning before the table arrives?
Two sit on the Manuals and Resources tab: a Fire Table Flyer covering the line and a Fire Table Measurements PDF, the dimensional reference. The measurements document is the one to hand a contractor while the patio and the gas rough-in are still being laid out, since it pins down the table’s real geometry before the crate is on site.