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Every fire feature, furniture set, and outdoor kitchen we carry is selected for material integrity and design coherence — not to fill a catalog. We source pieces that hold their form season after season, so you stop replacing and start enjoying. Orders ship free within the Continental U.S.
Questions Worth Asking
Wood-burning fire pits produce an open, crackling flame with the radiant heat and ritual of a traditional fire. Linear gas fire features offer a controlled, consistent flame—ignition is instant, output is adjustable, and there is no ash to manage. The right choice depends on how you use the space and how much maintenance you want to take on.
Many linear gas fire features are designed to accommodate both natural gas and liquid propane, though conversion may require a specific orifice kit. Check the individual product specifications before purchase, and consult a licensed gas technician for any utility connection work. Running a permanent natural gas line is work for a qualified contractor, not included with the product.
Cast-stone and concrete fire features are dense and durable, but prolonged freeze-thaw cycles and standing water can wear surface finishes over time. A fitted cover rated for outdoor use is the most practical solution for off-season storage. Keeping the burner assembly dry and clear of debris before covering will extend the life of both the ignition system and the stone finish.
Fire pits and fire tables ship free on most orders within the Continental U.S. (excludes AK/HI). These are large, heavy items that typically arrive on a freight pallet—plan for curbside delivery and factor in the assembly your specific piece requires. If something arrives damaged or the product is not right for your space, our 30-Day Return policy applies; see the Return Policy page for full details.
About Our Fire Pits
A fire feature is the functional center of an outdoor space—the element that determines how long people stay and how the rest of the space orients around it. The category spans wood-burning bowls, concrete and cast-stone fire tables, and linear gas burners integrated into low-profile table frames. Each format solves a different problem. Wood-burning suits the buyer who wants radiant heat and an open flame. Gas suits the buyer who wants reliable ignition, adjustable output, and a clean surface to work around. Cast-stone and concrete construction brings material weight and weather resistance that powder-coated steel alone cannot replicate. Before choosing, consider the fuel source available on your property, the scale of the surrounding furniture, and the maintenance commitment you are willing to hold. A well-selected fire feature does not need to be replaced. It needs to fit the space it was bought for—in proportion, in material, and in the way it performs across years of use.
