cement fire pit table

Most models are propane‑fueled (LPG). Common built‑in ignition systems include push‑button, electronic, or pulse ignition controls for easy startup and restart.

Listings commonly show heat outputs around 40,000 BTU or 50,000 BTU. Actual output varies by model, so check each product’s specification for the exact BTU rating.

Round units are often compact (about 30" diameter and ~11" high). Rectangular tables commonly range around 55–56" wide by about 22–26" deep and roughly 15–17" high. Exact dimensions vary by model.

Common inclusions are lava or volcanic rocks, a removable lid, a protective rain cover, and sometimes a matching tank holder or concealer for the propane tank.

Assembly varies by model: some arrive fully assembled, while others require adult assembly (with tools either provided or not). Check the product description for the specific assembly requirements and included tools.

Listings commonly show adjustable flame controls (knobs or pulse controls) plus built‑in ignition options such as electronic or push‑button ignition. These let you start the burner easily and adjust flame height for comfort.

Some listings note CSA certification or CSA/ETL certification for the propane fire pit tables and their burners. Check the product page to confirm which safety listings apply to a specific model.

Weights vary widely — examples range from about 41 lbs up to roughly 89 lbs. Many models are fairly heavy and may require two people or assistance to move; portability depends on size and whether the design includes handles or casters.