
Dana Fire Table: a 60-inch metal fire table in four finishes
The Outdoor Plus Dana fire table is a 60-inch metal gas fire table with a proper ledge for drinks and plates. One shape, four looks: hammered copper, rust-toned Corten steel, stainless steel, or a powder coat in 15 colors. Copper and Corten change color over the years; stainless and powder coat stay the same.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Light it with a match, or add electronic ignition and start it with a button. A propane tank enclosure, key valve, cover, and fire glass are optional add-ons on this page. Want a longer table in the same metals? See the Bella Linear fire pit table. The Dana fire table ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
Dana Fire Pit – Specification Sheet
Copper: OPT-DANCPR60
Corten Steel: OPT-DANCS60
Stainless Steel: OPT-DANSS60
Powder Coated: OPT-DANPC60
| Ignition Type |
Match Lit Ignition, Match Lit with Flame Sense Ignition (LC Certified), Flame Sense With Spark Ignition, Low Voltage Electronic Ignition (CSA Certified), Plug and Play (CSA Certified) |
| Color |
Black (-BLK), Copper Vein (CPV), Corten Steel, Hammered Patina Copper, Java (JAV), Pewter (Pew), Silver Vein (SLV), Smooth Gray (-GRY), Stainless Steel, White(WHT) |
| Gas Type |
Liquid Propane, Natural Gas |
FAQ
What is the Dana Fire Table’s format?
A 60-inch metal fire table with a proper ledge for drinks and plates, offered in four distinct skins: hammered patina copper (OPT-DANCPR60), Corten steel (OPT-DANCS60), stainless steel (OPT-DANSS60), and powder coat (OPT-DANPC60). One silhouette, four completely different design directions.
Does the Dana hide its propane tank?
Yes; the body encloses a standard tank, keeping the fuel invisible and the hose off your patio. That built-in storage is precisely what separates a true fire pit table from a bowl on a stand, and the Dana wears it with zero visual clutter.
Which ignition systems can I spec on it?
All five tiers: Match Lit, Match Lit with Flame Sense (LC Certified), Flame Sense with Spark, Low Voltage Electronic (CSA Certified), and Plug and Play (CSA Certified). The Dana is built to order for Liquid Propane or Natural Gas, so choose the fuel and control style that match your patio.
Fire glass or lava rock in a table like this?
On the Dana, media choice is styling: fire glass turns the burner into a jewel box against stainless or powder coat, while lava rock grounds the copper and Corten versions in something earthier. Both are gas-safe; lay an even bed and keep non-rated fillers out of the pan.
How do guests light it during a party?
They should not have to; that is the host’s two-second job. Match Lit versions light with a long match at a cracked valve, and the electronic tiers ignite from a switch. Either way the Dana reaches full flame instantly and shuts down just as fast when the night winds down.
Is s’mores duty realistic at a fire table?
It is the best version of it: the Dana’s table ledge holds the graham crackers and chocolate while the clean gas flame handles the marshmallows, no smoke, no embers in anyone’s hair. Long skewers over the media, then a quick brush-off of any sugar drips once cool.
How does the copper Dana differ from the Corten one long-term?
Both evolve, differently. The hammered patina copper deepens and mottles toward antique bronze; Corten builds a rust surface that stabilizes into burnt orange-brown and can stain pale hardscape while young. Stainless and powder coat, by contrast, are the Dana finishes that look the same in year five.