
Alberta Fire Table in wood grain: a 36-inch fire table that looks like timber
The Outdoor Plus Alberta fire table in wood grain is a 36-inch rectangular gas fire table cast in concrete with a plank texture, finished in Ebony, Ivory, or Oak. It is the small table in the line, sized for a condo patio or a townhome deck, and it used to be sold as the Yuma.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Light it with a match, or add electronic ignition and start it with a button. The burner, fire pan, hose, and fittings are included; fire glass and a wind guard are optional. Need more length? The Alberta in black and white goes up to 72 inches. The wood-grain Alberta fire table ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
FAQ
What is the Alberta Fire Table made to look like?
Weathered timber, without a splinter of actual wood. The 36-inch Alberta (OPT-ALB36) is cast with realistic plank texture and finished in Ebony, Ivory, or Oak, so you get a rustic wooden table holding a live flame, a combination real lumber could never survive.
Which ignition systems can the Alberta be ordered with?
The complete range: Match Lit, Match Lit with Flame Sense (LC Certified), Flame Sense with Spark, Low Voltage Electronic (CSA Certified), and Plug and Play (CSA Certified). Pair that with your choice of Liquid Propane or Natural Gas, and the Alberta arrives configured for your site.
What is included with the table?
Fire pan and plate, burner, mounting bracket, NG or LP orifice, and whistle-free hose, everything downstream of your gas supply. Propane owners get tank concealment inside the Alberta’s body, which keeps the fuel and hose invisible and the wood-look lines uninterrupted.
Can we toast marshmallows around it?
That is half the reason to own one: the Alberta puts a clean gas flame at gather-around height with tabletop space for the crackers and chocolate right beside it. No smoke, no sparks, no burnt-wood taste, just long skewers and whoever claims the last marshmallow.
Would it survive on a wood deck?
Usually, done right. The gas flame drops no embers, so the deck risk is heat and weight: use a non-combustible pad, verify the framing, and respect the spec sheet clearances around this fire pit table. A licensed installer should run the gas and confirm the setup.
How does the wood-look finish handle rain?
Far better than wood: the Alberta’s cast surface cannot rot, warp, or gray out, and its Ebony, Ivory, or Oak tone is part of the material rather than a stain. After storms, drain the pan and dry the media before lighting; cover it for long idle stretches.
How big a group fits around a 36-inch fire table?
Four chairs comfortably, six in a friendly squeeze. The Alberta is scaled for courtyards, balconies with gas service, and intimate corners of bigger patios, places where a 60-inch table would dominate. Its square-ish footprint keeps everyone within toasting reach of the flame.