Fire tables that arrive finished.
Every table on this page ships as one carton — burner, fire media, burner cover and ignition included, with the natural-gas conversion kit in the box. Nothing here needs a second order before it will light.
- Models
- 50
- Price
- $50 – $5,249
- Output
- 55,000 – 105,000 BTU
- Listed
- 19 of 50
Counted from this collection. Output and dimensions as published by the manufacturer.
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Arrives complete Burner, fire media, cover and ignition in one carton
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UL listed 19 of 50 models
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Made in the USA 10 of 50 models, per the manufacturer
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Freight, kerbside The carrier calls to book a window. If it arrives damaged, we handle them.
The table is the whole purchase.
Most fire tables are sold as a base and a burner, and the fire media, the cover and the ignition are three more line items you find out about at checkout. Outdoor GreatRoom builds these as a single SKU, so the price on the card is the price of a working fire table.
What is genuinely extra is short: a wind guard if the spot is exposed, and a vinyl cover for winter.
- Crystal Fire® Plus burner, fitted
- Tempered fire glass or lava rock included
- Burner cover, so it works as a table unlit
- Ships propane-ready, natural-gas conversion kit in the box
Shape decides how people sit around it.
Size matters less than you would think — output runs 55,000 to 105,000 BTU across the range and every one of them throws enough heat. What changes the evening is the shape, because it decides where the seating goes.
Round bowls
A bowl puts everyone the same distance from the fire, which is why it suits conversation rather than dining. The Cove bowls are Supercast concrete; Stonefire is the lightest thing here to move.
Square and trapezoid
Square reads more architectural against decking and paving, and gives you four flat edges to set a glass down on. Sierra and the Cove Square are the two to compare.
Linear
A long ribbon of flame along one axis. This is the shape that works against a wall or behind a sofa run, where a round bowl would strand half its seating.
Rectangular, chat height
The smallest footprint on the page and the easiest to place. Chat height sits at coffee-table level, so it pairs with lounge seating rather than dining chairs.
The questions we actually get.
Propane or natural gas?
Every manual-ignition table here ships configured for liquid propane with a natural-gas conversion kit in the box, so a single SKU covers both. Electronic-ignition models are fuel-specific and are ordered as either propane or natural gas — tell us which supply you have and we will confirm the right SKU before the order goes in.
Do I have to buy the fire glass separately?
No. On these models the burner, the fire media, the burner cover and the ignition are all in the carton. The two things people genuinely add later are a glass wind guard for exposed spots and a vinyl cover for winter, and both are on this page.
Can the propane tank sit inside the table?
On most of them, yes — a sliding access door conceals a standard 20 lb tank in the base. The Bronson Block Round is the exception and does not take a tank internally, so plan for it to sit alongside or run that one from a natural-gas line instead.
How does it arrive, and what do I do on the day?
Freight, kerbside, on a lift-gate truck. The carrier calls to arrange a window and someone needs to be there to sign. Inspect the crate before you sign and photograph anything that looks wrong — noting damage on the delivery receipt is what makes a claim work later. Damage, concealed damage and missing parts must be reported within seven calendar days of delivery. If something is wrong, call us on the day and we will handle the carrier.