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At Hearth Haven Supplies, every electric fireplace insert, fire pit, and fire table is chosen for reliable heat output, honest build quality, and a fit that works in real homes. We explain what matters — BTUs, sizing, materials — so you buy with confidence. Most orders ship free within the Continental U.S., and our team is always a call or email away.
Questions We Get a Lot
For open patios or breezy yards, look for fire tables rated at 50,000 BTU or higher — that output holds a visible, warm flame even when there's a little wind. For covered patios or calm evenings, something in the 30,000–50,000 BTU range works well. BTU is listed on every product page so you can match it to your space before you buy.
Most propane fire tables are designed to work with a standard 20 lb (5-gallon) propane tank. Several models in this collection include a built-in tank compartment that keeps the cylinder out of sight beneath the table surface. Check the product description for tank storage details — we note it specifically so you know what to expect before the table arrives.
Many propane fire tables are suitable for use on wood decks and covered patios, but placement matters — keep the flame away from low overheads and follow the clearance guidelines in the owner's manual that ships with your table. A wind guard, included on select models, helps manage the flame in partially enclosed spaces and is worth looking for if your patio has walls or a pergola overhead.
We offer free shipping on most orders within the Continental U.S. (excludes AK/HI). Fire tables ship directly to you — assembly, where required, is straightforward and handled on your end using the included hardware and instructions. If something isn't right, our 30-Day Return Policy has you covered — visit our Return Policy page for the full details.
About Our Fire Tables
A propane fire table does two things at once: it gives you a working outdoor surface and a live flame in the same footprint. That makes it a practical choice for patios, decks, and backyard spaces where you want warmth without giving up usable table space. Most run on a standard propane tank that tucks away inside the base, and BTU output ranges widely — so it's worth matching that number to the size of your space and how exposed it is to wind. Construction materials matter too. Concrete, GFRC (glass fiber reinforced concrete), and coated steel each handle weather differently, and the finish you choose will affect how the table holds up through rain, frost, and sun over the years. Think about shape and size relative to your seating, whether a wind guard is important for your setup, and whether you want lava rocks, fire glass, or a clean open burner. A fire table is a long-term addition to your outdoor space — buying the right one the first time means more evenings outside, season after season.