Fire Pit Table

A fire pit table turns a patio into the room everyone drifts to after dinner. The ones here come from four makers we know well: Telescope Casual and Castelle build theirs on powder-coated aluminum, Lloyd Flanders wraps the base in all-weather wicker, and Breezesta moulds the whole table from recycled poly lumber that never needs paint. All of them run on propane or natural gas with a burner set into a stone or tile top, so the flame sits at table height and the rim stays usable for a glass.

Frequently Asked Questions

What height should an outdoor fire table be?
Chat height, around 24 to 26 inches, suits lounge chairs and sofas where people sit low and lean in. Dining height, around 29 inches, pairs with dining chairs so the table doubles as a place to eat. Each product page lists the exact height and the seating it is meant for.
Propane or natural gas?
Both are used here. A propane table hides the tank inside the base and needs no plumbing; a natural-gas table connects to a line and never needs a tank swap. The product page states the fuel each table is built for and whether a conversion is offered.
Can a fire table stay outside all year?
The aluminum and poly-lumber frames can. Cover the burner and top when it is not in use, keep the tank valve closed, and bring cushioned seating in for the winter.
How long until it arrives?
Telescope Casual, Lloyd Flanders and Castelle tables are built to order and take roughly 6 to 8 weeks after the order is placed. The product page shows the estimate under the price.
Is delivery free?
Yes. Every order ships free to the continental United States with curbside delivery. White-glove placement and setup are optional paid services.