Fire Table
Key Characteristics
- ✓Integrated gas fire burner system
- ✓Usable table surface surrounding flame
- ✓Adjustable flame height control
- ✓Clean-burning without smoke or ash
- ✓Electronic ignition for easy start
- ✓Decorative fire media options
Types & Variations
Common Materials
Works Well With These Styles
Placement & Usage Tips
Position the fire table at least 10 feet from any structure, overhead obstruction, or combustible material. Ensure adequate ventilation for gas combustion and check local fire codes for outdoor flame regulations. Place it centrally within a seating group for balanced enjoyment.
💡 Pro Tip
Choose a fire table with a matching lid or cover that fits over the burner when not in use. The cover transforms the unit into a standard table for daytime use, effectively giving you two pieces of furniture in one and protecting the burner components from weather when the fire feature is not active.
Related Terms
Chiminea
A freestanding, front-loading outdoor fireplace with a bulbous body and vertical chimney, traditionally made of clay or cast iron, used for warmth and ambiance.
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A freestanding or mounted heating appliance powered by propane, natural gas, or electricity, designed to extend the usability of outdoor spaces in cooler weather.
Outdoor Coffee Table
A low, weather-resistant table placed in outdoor seating areas to hold drinks, books, and decorative items, available in materials from teak to powder-coated aluminum.