Remember when choosing a fire pit or fire table, consider your preferences, space requirements, and local regulations regarding open flames and fuel types. Always keep a fire extinguisher handy and make sure you have quick access to your garden hose in case you ever need to put a fire out quickly. Safety is a priority when having any type of fire around your home.
Wood-Burning Fire Pits:
Traditional fire pits that burn wood logs. They provide a classic, rustic ambiance and are suitable for those who enjoy the smell and crackling sound of a real wood fire.
Gas Fire Pits:
Fueled by natural gas or propane, these fire pits are convenient and easy to control. They often come with adjustable flame settings and may be connected to a gas line or use a propane tank.
Smokeless Fire Pits:
Designed to minimize smoke production, these fire pits often incorporate advanced airflow systems. They are ideal for those who want a clean-burning and low-smoke experience.
Tabletop Fire Pits:
Compact and portable, tabletop fire pits are small enough to be placed on outdoor tables. They are often fueled by small propane canisters or gel fuel.
Fire Pit Bowls:
These are round or square bowls designed to contain a fire. They can be wood-burning or gas-powered and come in various materials like steel, cast iron, or copper.
Fire Pit Rings:
Circular metal rings that can be placed directly on the ground or built into a masonry structure. They provide an open and traditional fire pit experience.
Chimenea:
A freestanding, often clay or cast iron, fireplace with a chimney. Chimenea's are known for their distinctive shape and provide both warmth and a focal point.
Portable Fire Pits:
Lightweight and easy to move, portable fire pits are great for camping or outdoor events. They may use wood, charcoal, or propane as fuel.
Fire Tables:
Propane Fire Tables:
Tables with built-in propane fire pits. They often have a concealed tank compartment, and the flame is adjustable. Propane fire tables are convenient and provide a clean-burning fire.
Natural Gas Fire Tables:
Similar to propane fire tables but connected to a natural gas line. These tables are a permanent outdoor fixture and eliminate the need for propane tanks.
Bioethanol Fire Tables:
These tables use bioethanol as fuel, producing a clean and eco-friendly flame. They are often smokeless and can be used both indoors and outdoors.
Electric Fire Tables:
Powered by electricity, these fire tables simulate the appearance of flames with LED lights. They are safe for indoor use and don't produce real heat.
Rectangular Fire Tables:
Fire tables come in various shapes, and rectangular ones are popular for larger seating areas. They provide a modern and stylish look to outdoor spaces.
Coffee Table Fire Pits:
Dual-purpose furniture that combines a traditional coffee table with a fire pit. They often have a fire feature in the center surrounded by a tabletop.
Dining Table Fire Pits:
Larger fire tables designed for outdoor dining areas. These tables provide warmth and a cozy ambiance for gatherings.
