Everything You Need To Know About Fire Tables

Want to know an easy way of boosting the style, utility, and elegance of your outdoor space? A fire pit table is a fantastic piece of furniture you need to add to your patio. A fire pit table is an evolved version of a fire pit. They are more functional and refined than their rugged alternative and can easily add to the ambiance without the hassle.

From providing a table for setting things down to offering convenient illumination and warmth, a fire pit table is all you need to create a unique environment.

 

Why Do You Need a Fire Table?

Fire Tables are indeed a luxury. Instead of splitting and lugging firewood, you can turn a dial and enjoy hot flames in seconds. Whether you are hosting a party or having a happy hour with friends, the warmth and ambient illumination of these ornamental accessories combined with Natural Gas Tiki Torches make for a great outdoor space. The best part is that you won’t have to dispose of ash or dodge smoke! It’s important that when in use, all fire tables and fire pits must be attended to properly, to make this amazing experience safe and sound.

 

Types of Fire Tables

“Wait, what?! There’s more than one type of fire table?”

Yup, that’s right. There’s various types of fire tables that you can choose to accessorize your outdoor living space the best. Let’s get into it!

 

Fire Bowl

This design is round and shaped like a bowl, ideal for communal gatherings. It is typically ground-level and low profile for a distinct look.

 

Mantel: Table-Style

A mantel is a cross between a bistro and a coffee table. A mantel fire pit table displays a mid-height profile and is perfect for light meals and intimate conversations. There are various mantel styles available, from rectangular to round models.

 

Chiminea

The unique shape brings a rustic charm to your backyard. It is generally free-standing and tall in profile. 

 

Types of Fuels Used in Fire Tables

Various types of fuels are available, each with a particular set of characteristics and burning quality.

 

Propane

• Housed in propane tanks that can easily be attached to the fire pit table
• Provide a clean burning flame, making them convenient to use 
• Replenishing tanks regularly may be expensive

 

Natural Gas

• Affordable
• Produces minimal smoke and is spark-free 
• Lack the charming crackle of woodfires

 

Charcoal

• Affordable
• Emits less smoke than wood fires do
• Cooking grates for meat and veggies to be grilled

 

Bio-Ethanol

• Environmentally friendly 
• Emits no ash and embers 
• Slightly more expensive than natural gas

 

To Wrap It All Up…

Add a sophisticated fire pit table to your backyard to make your get-togethers a lot more exciting and memorable! Just make sure to use fire screens to contain sparks and a weather cover to maintain the quality of your fire pit table when not in use. If you want to have your fire table installed, contact us today to avail yourself of our installation services!