Buying guide
Outdoor GreatRoom Cove Linear 48-inch
A concrete fire table with cylinder storage to plan, finishes to choose and a care routine to understand.
The decision
Do you want a substantial, permanent-feeling focal point?
The Outdoor GreatRoom Cove Linear 48-inch is worth shortlisting when you want the clean appearance of a concrete fire table and a base that can accommodate a propane cylinder. Its 48-by-36-inch footprint and 22-inch height create a different seating presence from the longer, lower Cove Linear versions. The useful choice is how this exact model fits the patio and its fuel arrangement—not whether you prefer a rectangle.
Why the 48-inch deserves a closer look
It combines a compact linear footprint with a taller base and access door. For a propane patio, concealed-cylinder capability can matter as much as the finish.
What should slow the order down
The listed manual-ignition model weighs 400 pounds. Delivery access, final placement and concrete care need to be settled before it arrives. This is not a table to move around casually when the seating plan changes.
Picture the setting
See the family look, then compare the actual 48-inch proportions.
Use the patio photograph to understand the material and visual character, then use the selected model’s drawing for the patio plan. The 54-inch table shown is not the taller, cylinder-access 48-inch selection below. A photograph of a longer Cove does not establish the 48-inch model’s tank arrangement, dimensions or clearances.
The 48-inch details
The numbers that affect placement and ownership.
| Decision | 48-inch manual configuration | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Overall size | 48 L × 36 W × 22 H in. | Mark the complete footprint on the patio; the burner opening is much smaller than the table. |
| Listed weight | 400 lb | Plan a suitable delivery route, handling and final surface before arrival. |
| Burner | Crystal Fire Plus 12 × 24 in.; 55,000 BTU/h | A defined burner system, not the entire tabletop area. |
| Propane storage | Access-door base on the 48-inch model | Follow the manual’s 20 lb cylinder connection and storage instructions. Do not assume every Cove size hides a tank. |
| Concrete finish | Supercast glass-fiber-reinforced concrete | Expect a material-care routine and understand its specific warranty. |
| Current selected table price | $4,299.00 | Other lengths, finishes and ignition systems have their own prices. |
The Hearth Outpost view
The base is part of the buying decision.
We like the 48-inch Cove for a patio where the fire table needs a substantial presence without the length of the largest linear models. The taller base and cylinder access are practical reasons to choose this version. They help it earn a place beyond its concrete appearance.
We would choose the final location carefully and treat the finish as a material to care for. If the household wants to rearrange the patio often or expects concrete to remain completely unchanged, this is a purchase to discuss before ordering. Its character and its upkeep come together.
Ratings cover the Outdoor GreatRoom Cove Linear family.
Fuel, finish and placement
Choose the configuration before planning the connection.
The Cove Linear product page groups 48-, 54-, 72-, 84- and 96-inch lengths, six finish choices, and manual or electronic-ignition configurations. Those choices do not all share the same body height, burner, tank accommodation or price. This article’s dimensions and weight apply to the documented 48-inch manual configuration.
Manual and electronic choices also require different order details. For the manual 48-inch model, confirm the final propane or natural-gas setup with us and the installer. Electronic configurations are listed separately for propane and natural gas. Choose fuel from the configuration’s readable fuel label, and confirm the final setup with the order.
The 48-inch access-door model can house a 20-pound propane cylinder as directed in the table manual. Connect it outside the base, then position it inside without pinching or straining the hose. Keep access available after the seating is arranged. Other Cove lengths need their own tank-storage plan.
Place the table on a suitable solid surface and have the installer use the exact burner manual for outdoor location, combustible clearances and gas requirements. Arrange appropriate handling for its weight; do not make an access plan based only on the tabletop dimensions.
For the concrete, use the specified cleaning and resealing routine. The table manual describes gentle washing and a recurring sealer/stain maintenance process. Cover only when the table is cool and dry. Concrete can develop nonstructural hairline changes; the warranty distinguishes these from covered defects.
Try the footprint before ordering: mark a 48-by-36-inch outline on the patio, then place your chairs around it. Check the route to the cylinder door and how people will move past the seating. Use the manual’s clearances as well as this layout exercise.
Complete the setup
Start with the table and burner, then choose useful extras.
Core Cove equipment
- Supercast concrete table base
- Matching Crystal Fire Plus burner system
- Clear glass gems for the listed table package
Confirm on the order
- Correct fuel and ignition configuration
- Any compatible wind guard or burner cover you want to add
- Cylinder or permanent gas connection, installation and handling
A wind guard or stainless burner cover shown with a finished setting should not be assumed included. Confirm compatible accessories for the selected burner and table size.
Shop the product
Continue with the exact configuration.
This selection is the 48-inch Cove Linear in Natural Grey with manual ignition. The product page also offers other finishes, lengths and electronic-ignition fuel configurations. Confirm the exact fuel setup before ordering.
Warranty and documents
Read the burner and concrete coverage separately.
- Stainless-steel Crystal Fire Plus burner
- 10 years
- Ignition and electrical components
- 3 years
- Supercast concrete components
- 1 year
Burner and ignition
For residential use, the listed Crystal Fire Plus stainless-steel burner has ten-year limited coverage. Ignition and electrical components carry three-year coverage under the terms.
Supercast concrete
Supercast glass-fiber-reinforced concrete structure and finish have one-year limited coverage. The written terms distinguish nonstructural hairline cracks under ⅛ inch from covered defects. Do not apply the general fire-table base term to this specific concrete material.
Before ordering
Bring the right details to the conversation.
Let’s find the right fit for your project.
Send us your patio measurements, access route and preferred fuel. We can help you choose the Cove configuration that fits the complete project.
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Common questions
Before you choose.
Can the 48-inch Cove hide a propane tank?
The documented 48-inch model has an access-door base for the manual’s 20-pound cylinder arrangement. Follow the exact connection and placement instructions. Do not extend that claim to every Cove length.
Is the 48-inch Cove the same height as the longest models?
No. The documented 48-inch manual model is 22 inches high. The 84- and 96-inch versions are lower; use the selected size’s drawing rather than assuming one family height.
Are propane and natural-gas versions available?
The family offers manual and fuel-specific electronic configurations. Confirm the exact fuel and ignition setup with the selected order; a finish abbreviation is not a fuel label.
Does the ten-year burner warranty cover the concrete too?
No. The residential burner and ignition components have their own terms. Supercast concrete structure and finish have one-year limited coverage under the written warranty.