Outdoor Fire Tables
Outdoor fire tables for garden and patio combine tabletop fire pits and warming tables designed for outdoor entertaining and ambiance. The category includes 162 indexed products spanning budget through premium options (average price ~(price varies)) with notable brands like Ciays among top sellers and an average rating of 4.51
Top Products
BALI OUTDOORS 28in propane fire pit table with lid
BALI OUTDOORS
Mid-Range
GASPRO Glass Wind Guard for Rectangular Fire Pit Table, 29 x 13 in
GASPRO
Mid-Range
Ciays 28 Inch Propane Fire Pit Table with 50,000 BTU
Ciays
Mid-Range
BALI OUTDOORS 30in Propane Fire Pit Table
BALI OUTDOORS
Mid-Range
Propane gas fire pit table, 32" square, 50,000 BTU, brown
BALI OUTDOORS
Mid-Range
EAST OAK 28" Outdoor Propane Fire Pit Table
EAST OAK
Mid-Range
EAST OAK 28'' Propane Fire Pit Table - 50,000 BTU
EAST OAK
Mid-Range
Ciays 28 inch propane fire pit table with cup holders
Ciays
Mid-Range
28-inch Tabletop Propane Fire Pit with Wind Glass Shield
BAIDE HOME
Mid-Range
EAST OAK 28'' Propane Fire Pit Table, 50,000 BTU
EAST OAK
Mid-Range
Ciays 60,000 BTU Propane Fire Pit Table with Cup Holders
Ciays
Premium
Ciays 42 Inch Gas Fire Pit Table
Ciays
Mid-Range
Xbeauty Propane Fire Pit Table 28" Outdoor Gas Fire Pit (Square)
Xbeauty
Mid-Range
Propane Fire Pit Table 42" Outdoor with 50,000 BTU
Xbeauty
Mid-Range
Ciays 32 Inch Propane Fire Pit Table with Lid, 50,000 BTU, CSA-listed
Ciays
Mid-Range
Ciays 32 Inch Propane Fire Pit Table, 50,000 BTU with Lid
Ciays
Mid-Range
BALI OUTDOORS 32in Glass Tabletop Propane Fire Pit
BALI OUTDOORS
Premium
30 Inch Outdoor Fire Table with 50000 BTU
Rattaner
Mid-Range
Propane Tank Cover Table (16 inch) for 20 lb Tanks, Hideaway Table
Nigome
Mid-Range
Propane Tank Cover Table for 20 lb Tanks - Black
BAIDE HOME
Mid-Range
Ciays 42-Inch Propane Fire Pit Table, 60,000 BTU, 2 in 1
Ciays
Mid-Range
Ciays 28in Propane Fire Pit Table with Cup Holders, 50,000 BTU
Ciays
Mid-Range
Ciays 27-inch propane fire pit table with cup holders
Ciays
Mid-Range
30 inch round outdoor fire table with 50000 BTU
Rattaner
Mid-RangeRoundups
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right size and heat output for an outdoor fire table?
Match the fire table size and BTU output to your seating area: small tables (around 30–36 inches) suit intimate 2–4 person spaces, medium (36–48 inches) work for 4–6 people, and larger tables fit bigger groups; higher BTU ratings produce more heat but check local codes and intended use (ambient warmth vs. focused heat)
What fuel types are available and what are the pros and cons of each?
Common fuels are propane (portable and quick to start), natural gas (continuous supply if you have a line, lower long-term refills), and gel or bioethanol (simplicity and fewer emissions); propane requires tank storage and refills, while natural gas needs professional hookup, and gel/bioethanol typically provide less heat
What materials and finishes are best for durability in outdoor conditions?
Look for weather-resistant materials such as powder-coated steel, stainless steel, concrete, and outdoor-grade aluminum; check for sealed or treated surfaces and rust-resistant components, and prefer ceramic, tempered glass, or stone tops that tolerate heat and UV exposure
What safety features should I look for when buying an outdoor fire table?
Key safety features include a stable base, flame control or adjustable heat settings, an automatic shutoff or tip-over protection (especially for propane models), protective wind guards or glass surrounds, and clear access panels for gas connections and shutoff valves
How much should I expect to spend and how do prices vary?
Outdoor fire tables typically range from budget models under $200 to higher-end units over $1,000, with many well-rated midrange options around a few hundred dollars; price varies by size, material, fuel type, and included features like burners and ignition systems
What maintenance is required to keep a fire table safe and functioning?
Regular maintenance includes cleaning debris and residue from burners, checking gas connections for leaks, covering the table when not in use, storing removable propane tanks upright in a ventilated area, and following manufacturer instructions for seasonal inspections and replacement parts
Can I use a fire table under a covered patio or near structures?
Using a fire table under a covered patio or near structures depends on clearance and ventilation requirements provided by the manufacturer and local building/fire codes; ensure adequate overhead clearance, proper airflow, and that materials nearby are noncombustible or a safe distance away