
Tacoma Fire Pit in wood grain: a 48 by 30 inch fire table with a timber-look concrete top
The Outdoor Plus Tacoma fire pit in wood grain is a 48 by 30 inch rectangular gas fire table whose concrete top is cast from wood-grain molds, so it reads as warm planking in Ebony, Ivory, or Oak while shrugging off flame and weather. It sits on a powder-coated metal base and is made in California.
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; a key valve, wind guard, stainless steel top, cover, and fire glass are optional. Prefer a plain stone look? See the Tacoma fire pit in smooth concrete. The wood-grain Tacoma fire pit ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
FAQ
Is the wood grain on this Tacoma real timber?
It is real timber texture in a material that cannot burn: GFRC, concrete cast from wood-grain molds. The Tacoma table reads as warm planking — Ebony, Ivory, or Oak — while shrugging off flame, weather, and time. Fireproof wood, effectively, and the trick never stops being satisfying. It anchors our fire pit table selection.
What are the dimensions and SKU?
The wood-grain Tacoma is a 48-by-30-inch rectangular fire table, SKU OPT-TACW4830, in your pick of Ebony, Ivory, or Oak. Table format matters: the flat surround holds drinks and plates, which is what makes it furniture rather than just a fire.
What ignition systems can it be built with?
All five: Match Lit, Match Lit with Flame Sense (LC certified), Flame Sense with Spark, Low Voltage Electronic (CSA certified), and Plug and Play (CSA certified) — each configured for Liquid Propane or Natural Gas at order time, with pan, burner, bracket, orifice, and whistle-free hose included.
How do you light the wood grain Tacoma?
Match Lit Tacomas light with a long lighter at the burner as you ease the valve open — seconds, not ceremony. The electronic builds ignite from a switch and watch their own flame. Either way, you are pouring drinks while a wood fire would still be arguing with kindling.
Wood deck underneath — yes or no?
Commonly yes: the Tacoma is gas, so no embers land on boards, and a table this size spreads its weight. Confirm deck structure, hold the spec clearances, and shield directly beneath if the manufacturer calls for it. Local code gets the final say.
Fire glass or lava rock in the tabletop?
Against the Tacoma wood-grain finish, lava rock plays the rustic note — campfire-in-furniture. Fire glass goes the other way, a jewel strip down a timber table, especially sharp against Ebony. Both are functionally interchangeable over the burner, so this is purely an aesthetic vote.
Does rain hurt it?
The cast concrete could not care less — the Tacoma is built for open-air life. Water collecting in the burner pan is the only nuisance: dry it out before lighting so the flame runs clean and quiet, and use a cover through long idle stretches.