A gas fire pit table pairs a propane burner with a tabletop, so the same piece serves as a coffee or dining surface when the flame is off. Most use a 20 pound propane tank (not included) tucked in the base, and many add a glass wind guard, lava rock or fire glass, and a lid that covers the burner.

The six tables below run from a 28 inch square to a 50 inch bar-style model. Sizes, weights and fuel type come from each listing page, and BTU figures are the makers’ own. We have not used these tables ourselves, and we make no promises about how any of them performs in your yard. Follow each maker’s manual for setup and use.

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What to Look For

Feature Why it matters
Size and shape Square tables seat a circle, long ones suit a sofa side
Tank space Check where the propane tank sits and how it connects
Weight Heavy tables stay put and are harder to move
Wind guard A glass shield keeps the view and shapes the flame
Lid A lid turns the burner area into a usable tabletop

Specs at a Glance

Table Size Weight and material Maker BTU and extras
Sundale 51 in 25.98 x 50.79 x 20.87 in; rectangular 87 lb; metal 50,000 BTU; sliding tank holder, glass wind guard, lid
JAMFLY 43 in 22 x 43 x 24 in; rectangular 58 lb; stainless steel and glass 50,000 BTU; lid and lava rocks
Ciays 28 in 28 x 28 x 25 in; square 38.4 lb; alloy steel 50,000 BTU; lid, lava rocks, fits a 20 lb tank underneath
hykolity 50 in 50.39 x 20 x 14.37 in; rectangular 35 lb as listed; stainless steel 50,000 BTU; push-button ignition, wind guard, lid, glass stone
Solo Stove Infinity Flame 42 42 x 42 x 20 in; round Stainless steel; weight not listed Up to 72,000 BTU; up to 5.5 hours on a 20 lb tank; fire glass
Meilocar 45 in 22.8 x 44.9 x 24.4 in; rectangular 92.4 lb as listed; alloy steel 50,000 BTU; slate top, wind guard, lid, cover, glass stones

The 6 Best Gas Fire Pit Tables

1. Sundale Outdoor 51 Inch Propane Fire Pit Table

A rectangular table measuring about 51 by 26 inches and 21 inches tall, in powder-coated steel with a woodgrain-embossed finish. It has a sliding tank holder, a glass wind guard and a removable conversion lid, with a 50,000 BTU burner per the maker.

Suits: a long table for several chairs. Strengths: a tank holder that slides and a lid for table use. Weaknesses: at 87 pounds it is not light. Skip it if you need to move it often.

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2. JAMFLY 43 Inch Propane Fire Pit Table

A 43 by 22 inch rectangular table, 24 inches tall, in stainless steel and glass with a steel lid and lava rocks. The maker quotes 50,000 BTU and describes the flame as smokeless.

Suits: a mid-length patio table. Strengths: 58 pounds, lighter than the larger tables here. Weaknesses: the listing text does not name a wind guard. Skip it if you want a glass shield included.

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3. Ciays 28 Inch Propane Fire Pit Table

A 28 inch square table, 25 inches tall, in alloy steel with textured panels, a removable lid and lava rocks. It fits a 20 pound propane tank (not included) out of sight underneath, and the maker says it warms a radius of 8 to 10 feet.

Suits: a small deck or corner. Strengths: a compact 38.4 pound frame. Weaknesses: a smaller tabletop. Skip it if you want to seat a big group.

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4. hykolity 50 Inch Propane Fire Pit Table

A low rectangular unit about 50 by 20 inches and 14 inches tall, in stainless steel with a push-button spark ignition, a manual flame valve, a glass wind guard, glass stone and a lid with a pull ring and hand slots.

Suits: a low, long coffee-table style. Strengths: a wind guard, lid and side handles. Weaknesses: the 35 pound weight looks low for its size, so check it with the seller. Skip it if you want dining height.

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5. Solo Stove Infinity Flame 42 Inch Propane Fire Pit

A round 42 inch table, 20 inches tall, in 304 stainless steel and powder-coated steel with Black Pearl fire glass. The maker quotes up to 72,000 BTU and up to 5.5 hours on a standard 20 pound tank (not included).

Suits: a round seating circle. Strengths: a higher maker BTU figure and a stated run time. Weaknesses: no weight on the listing. Skip it if you want a rectangle.

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6. Meilocar 45 Inch Propane Fire Pit Table

A rectangular table about 45 by 23 inches and 24 inches tall with a slate tabletop, a steel shell in a rattan look, a stainless burner, a removable lid, a glass wind guard, a cover and glass stones. The maker lists 50,000 BTU.

Suits: a dining-height table. Strengths: a cover and wind guard come in the box. Weaknesses: the weight is given as 92.4 pounds in the table and 88 pounds in the text. Skip it if you need a light table.

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Care and Setup

  • Read the maker’s manual before the first use.
  • Let the unit cool fully before putting on the lid or cover.
  • Keep the cover on between uses where one is included.
  • Check fittings and the tank connection as the manual directs.

Mistakes to Avoid

  • Forgetting that the propane tank is not included.
  • Buying on BTU alone and ignoring table size.
  • Skipping the cool-down before covering.
  • Ignoring the listed weight when planning where it goes.

Gas Fire Pit Table FAQ

What fuel do these use?

All six list liquefied petroleum gas, or propane, and most use a 20 pound tank sold separately.

Can the table be used with the flame off?

Most include a lid so the burner area becomes a tabletop. The Solo Stove listing does not describe one.

The Short Version

For a long seating table, the Sundale. For a lighter mid-size, the JAMFLY. For a small deck, the Ciays. For a low coffee-table style, the hykolity. For a round table and a high maker BTU figure, the Solo Stove. For a slate top and cover, the Meilocar.