Explore premium gas fire pits, dining fire tables and sculptural fire bowls. Find the shape, scale and configuration that bring your outdoor room together.
Find the right form
Explore the product types, then refine the fuel, finish and configuration.
A focal point for conversation, with tabletop space for the way you gather.
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Bring the evening to the dining table. Compare tabletop space and dining height.
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Sculptural forms that create an architectural point of interest.
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Define a gathering space around a dedicated fire feature.
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A taller silhouette for garden and terrace settings.
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Explore colors and textures approved for your chosen burner.
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Choose the details that matter to your space. Compare matching configurations, save a shortlist and keep model documents close at hand.
Explore the assortment
Different forms for dining, relaxed conversation and architectural accents. Open a product to explore its finishes and configurations.
Linear form
American Fyre Designs
From $2,719.00
Sculptural bowl
The Outdoor GreatRoom Company
From $2,699.00
Outdoor rooms, considered
Find inspiration for a fire feature that brings your outdoor room together. Explore the possibilities, then confirm the fit and installation details for your chosen design.
A dining-height fire table keeps the group together through the evening. Look for comfortable legroom and usable tabletop space.
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A sculptural bowl can define a terrace or garden view. Consider its proportions within the whole landscape.
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The right choice brings the setting, daily use and installation together. Compare the same product type before weighing the finer details.
A long table can follow the line of a sofa; round forms suit seating arranged around a center. Dining-height tables serve a different purpose from low lounge tables. Compare overall dimensions, tabletop area and the reach from your intended seats.
Choose for the fuel supply you actually have. Propane storage varies by model; a natural gas installation needs a planned connection. Manual and electronic ignition have different operating and power requirements. Confirm the selected configuration rather than relying on the family name.
Compare the documented construction and finish of each model. Concrete-style surfaces, metal and other materials create different visual effects and have their own care requirements. A finish image is a starting point; review available samples and product documentation before choosing.
Burners, fire media and other included components vary. Check the exact configuration and included-items list so your plan accounts for what must be ordered separately. Use only the media specified for the burner.
Start with the exact model installation manual. Check its permitted location, required clearances, supporting surface and fuel or electrical provisions. Do not treat a lifestyle photograph or a general spacing rule as installation approval.
A visible flame creates atmosphere, but a fire table is not a substitute for a patio-heating plan. Heat output alone does not describe how comfortable a whole seating area will feel. Consider the exposure and layout, and explore outdoor heating where additional warmth is the priority.
From inspiration to a plan
Use this checklist before committing to a fire feature or a final layout. Save your selections to the same outdoor project as the rest of your space.
Outdoor layout. Confirm the selected model’s installation requirements before finalizing placement.
Keep the essentials together as you plan.
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Bring the outdoor room together
Connect the fire feature to the way you cook, host and plan.
Explore patio heaters for areas where warmth is the primary goal.
Opens in a new tab.Plan a place to cook alongside your gathering space.
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Grilled vegetables with lemon and parsley, with a second recipe for corn with lime.
Opens in a new tab.Keep selected fire configurations and planning questions together as the rest of your space takes shape.
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A fire table combines a burner with a usable tabletop, while fire pits and bowls place more emphasis on the fire feature itself. Product naming can overlap, so compare the actual dimensions, height and intended use.
Only if the exact model’s installation instructions permit the proposed location and all requirements can be met. Check overhead and side clearances, ventilation and the materials around the installation with a qualified installer.
Conversion capability and required parts vary by model. Select the correct fuel configuration and consult its instructions; do not assume a different fuel can be connected directly.
Choose a media type, size and quantity approved for the exact burner. Then explore the available colors. Decorative glass for other uses is not a substitute for approved fire media.
Start with the same intended use and height. Compare dimensions, fuel, ignition, materials, included components and the selected configuration price. Review each model’s installation documents before choosing.
Follow the care instructions for the specific material and finish. Allow the appliance to cool before cleaning and follow its storage and protection guidance. Avoid assuming that one cleaning method suits every surface.
