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This 255-pound concrete table hides its propane tank in a pull-out drawer — no ugly tank in sight.

The Sedona uses GFRC (glass fiber reinforced concrete), which the manufacturer says is stronger and more heat-resistant than standard concrete. At 66 inches long by 32 inches wide, it is the largest propane model here. Its 65,000 BTU (British Thermal Units) output is the highest on this list, so it keeps you warm when the temperature drops. The hidden drawer is the standout feature: you slide it out, swap the 20-pound tank, and push it back in — no lifting the whole table or seeing the tank on the side. It comes with a water-resistant cover, lava rocks, a bonus ice bucket, and a rubber mat.

Buyers report the table feels “solid and well-crafted” and that it “heats up so well” it extends their outdoor season on cool spring evenings. One owner mentioned upgrading to glass rocks for a cleaner look. The big trade-off is the weight — 255.2 pounds — meaning this stays where you place it. You will want a helper and a hand truck to move it into position.

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A 174-pound cast concrete rectangle that runs on natural gas — no tank swaps, ever.

The Granville is built for buyers who have a natural gas line and want a table that stays put. Cast concrete gives it a dense, solid feel — at 174 pounds it will not shift in wind or get knocked over. It measures 60 inches long by 27 inches wide, with a 45,000 BTU (British Thermal Units) burner that owners mention “provides sufficient heating” for a typical patio. The push-button electronic ignition and auto safety shut-off make lighting simple and safe. Lava rocks and a canvas cover are included.

One reviewer noted that the color is “more grey than beige” but still looks “high-end.” The delivery experience can be a hassle — it ships freight, so you need to coordinate a delivery appointment, and some buyers found the process frustrating. Once in place, owners consistently call it a “high quality” table that transforms the outdoor space.

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The same Granville table but in a light gray polished finish — it is the color that sells it.

This is the same 60-inch by 27-inch cast concrete table as the Granville above, with a few cosmetic differences. The finish is “polished” and the color is light gray rather than the standard beige-gray. It also uses 45,000 BTUs (British Thermal Units) and has electronic ignition. One reviewer claimed the heater puts out 60,000 BTU, but that does not match the manufacturer’s spec sheet, so trust the 45,000 BTU figure. It includes lava rocks and a canvas cover, plus an optional stainless steel lid (sold separately) that turns it into a coffee table.

Buyers describe it as “strong, sturdy, with a beautiful look and great fire quality.” The consistent theme across reviews is that the natural gas connection is easy to set up — you “hook it up to your gas line” and you are done. The black/slate finish provides “elegance,” according to one owner, and the included accessories “lit up the look of the fireplace.” Delivery is the same freight process as the standard Granville.

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A 36-inch square natural gas table that fits tighter patios without cutting warmth.

If the 60-inch Granville is too long for your space, the Manhattan packs a 45,000 BTU (British Thermal Units) natural gas burner into a 36-inch square footprint. It is also shorter — 16 inches tall — which gives a low-profile look that customers note is “perfect for a rooftop patio.” The push-button spark ignition means no batteries and no fiddling. At 142 pounds it stays steady but is noticeably lighter than the Granville models.

One owner who installed it on a rooftop noted that “the delivery process sucked” because the freight carrier did not coordinate properly, but praised the product itself as “amazing.” Another reviewer said the glass windscreen is “not necessary” because the unit puts out “plenty of heat and fire but not too much.” The included lava rocks add a natural look, and the table has been running reliably for over a year.

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A 42-inch round cast-concrete bowl that pulls everyone inward for better conversation.

Round fire tables create a different social dynamic — everyone faces the center. The Lunar Bowl is a 42-inch diameter cast concrete circle with a 45,000 BTU (British Thermal Units) natural gas burner. It is CSA and CE certified (meaning it meets North American and European safety standards) and includes an electric ignition with an auto safety shut-off. The bowl is 16 inches tall, matching the low profile of the Manhattan, and weighs 143 pounds. Lava rocks and a canvas cover are included.

Reviewers point out that the table “looks great and works as expected” after three months of use. One owner in Arizona said the low profile is “perfect for cool evenings” and that the table fits a “family of 8” around it. The adjustable flame lets you dial the heat up or down. A few owners recommend swapping the included lava rocks for colored glass to improve the look. The drawstring on the cover frayed quickly for one buyer, so you might want to replace the cover after a season.

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A 56-inch rectangle with 50,000 BTUs — plus a wind guard and tank cover all included for the price.

At 12.8 inches tall, this is the lowest-profile option here, which creates a sunken feel that buyers love for relaxing. The manufacturer says it uses “lightweight concrete,” and at 102.52 pounds, it is still manageable with the side handles. The 50,000 BTU (British Thermal Units) burner produces noticeably more heat than the 40,000 BTU compact models.

Buyers consistently mention “easy assembly, immediate ignition, excellent even flame output.” One reviewer called it “the best fire pit in the market,” citing the “sturdy, well-built” construction that “transforms patio into cozy space.” The main downside is the beige color, which some may find bland, and the lack of a hidden tank drawer — the tank sits under a separate cover on the side.

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A 56-inch table plus a matching side table that doubles as a propane tank cover — clever space saving.

COSIEST takes a creative approach: instead of a bulky side cover, you get a 16-inch square tank cover that works as a side table. This 2-piece set includes the main 56-by-28-inch concrete table (13 inches tall) and a 20-inch tall tank cover/table. The burner puts out 50,000 BTUs (British Thermal Units), and the “Terrazzo White” finish has five colors of spots, giving it a sophisticated look. The fire bowl itself is 36 inches long and 9 inches wide.

Buyers call it “stunning” and say it creates a “wonderful ambiance.” The heat output is “good” and the build quality is “premium.” A few caveats from real owners: the included cover “needs bungee for wind” and “fills with water” in rain, and the propane tank cover chips easily. One buyer mentioned that the tank cover’s top does not come off — you have to lift the whole cover to operate the tank, which is inconvenient. The touch-up paint included “doesn’t match color” if scratches occur.

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A 20-inch square propane table that is 70 pounds of solid concrete with a 40,000 BTU burner.

The SUNBURY is a compact, no-fuss propane fire pit for buyers who want something simple and well-built. At 20 by 20 by 29 inches, it is tall enough to use without bending over, and it has side handles so you can move it around your patio. The magnesium oxide spray on the top surface is designed to prevent cracking. It comes with 13 pounds of lava rocks and a waterproof cover.

Buyers are overwhelmingly positive: “virtually no assembly,” “very solid, not cheap looking,” and “gives off nice heat on chilly spring nights.” One owner reported that the propane door “fits poorly” and needed filing, and another noted that the lava rocks must be kept dry to avoid mildew under the cover. The electronic ignition requires you to hold the knob in and then push the button to light. It has adjustable feet to level on uneven patio floors.

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At just 20 pounds, this is the lightest concrete fire pit on the list — you can carry it with one hand.

The HOMPUS weighs 20 lbs while the SUNBURY weighs 70 lbs, but it is still made of concrete (magnesium oxide). It uses the same 40,000 BTU (British Thermal Units) propane burner, and the dimensions are nearly identical at 20 inches square by 29 inches tall. The 12-inch square burning area is smaller than the SUNBURY’s 17-inch inner bowl, so the flame zone is more compact. A waterproof cover is included, and the tank hides inside the base.

Shoppers say that the “photos and actual colors are not very accurate” — the brown is not as warm as the listing suggests. The lava rocks came “minimal (half-full bag),” but one owner noted that “customer service sent more” when they asked. The same reviewer recommends buying a 20.5-inch square wind shield separately, because “heat is minimal but pleasant” without one. On the plus side, a standard 20-pound propane tank fits underneath easily, and the magnesium oxide construction feels “very solid and beautiful” despite the low weight.