Furniture

Fire Pit Tables and Sets

CSA-certified propane fire pit tables, 37,000 to 55,000 BTU, on their own or built into a set.

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Choosing the right fire pit

Table or standalone

A fire pit table gives you a flat surface with the lid on and flame with it off, which is why it suits smaller patios - one piece of furniture doing two jobs. Standalone bowls put more heat out but hold nothing.

Read the BTU against the space

The 22-inch and 28-inch tables suit balconies and intimate seating; the 45,000 and 55,000 BTU tables in the larger sets throw enough heat for a full six- to twelve-seat circle.

Wind guard and cover

Every MBY fire pit table ships with a tempered glass wind guard, which keeps the flame steady on breezy evenings rather than blowing it flat. Cover the burner between uses and the lacquered aluminum stays ready all season.

A fire pit table is the reason anyone stays out past dark. Every Maison Backyards fire pit is CSA-certified, runs on standard propane, and ships with a glass wind guard, burner lid, and waterproof cover.

What BTU do you need for a fire pit table?

37,000 BTU, like the 22-inch aluminum table, warms a close circle of chairs on a balcony or small patio. 50,000 BTU, like the 28-inch table, carries a six-chair circle. 55,000 BTU, found in the 43-inch table and the larger seating sets, covers a full group. The fire pit set buying guide walks through sizing in detail.

Table only, or full set?

Buy the table alone if you already own seating you like; buy a set when you want the whole layout solved in one order. Sets pair the burner with aluminum or wicker seating for four to six people. See all patio conversation sets.

Common questions

They are CSA-certified and designed for patio and deck use on a stable, level surface. Follow the clearances in the included manual for overhead cover and nearby walls, and never run one in an enclosed space.

Yes. Each table connects to a standard propane tank with the included regulator and hose; tank placement depends on the model.

The burner, a tempered glass wind guard, a lid that turns the burner into table space, decorative glass stone or lava rock depending on the model, and a waterproof cover.

Enough to warm a close circle of chairs on a patio or balcony. Step up to 50,000 or 55,000 BTU when the seating circle is wider or the evenings run colder.