Fire Pits

Modern fire pits provide heat and ambiance for patios, decks, and outdoor living spaces. This collection includes gas and propane fire pits, wood burning fire pits, fire pit tables, and fire pit kits for built-in installations in a range of sizes and styles.

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Fire Pit Buying Guide

Choosing the Right Fire Pit

Fire pits create a warm gathering space for patios, decks, and outdoor living areas. The best fire pit depends on fuel type, installation style, and how the fire feature will be used.

Gas Fire Pits

Gas fire pits are popular for modern outdoor spaces because they ignite quickly and produce consistent flames with minimal cleanup. They are typically connected to natural gas lines or propane tanks.

Propane Fire Pits

Propane fire pits are a convenient option when a natural gas line is not available. These fire pits use a propane tank and are often used on patios and decks where flexibility and easier installation are important.

Fire Pit Tables

Fire pit tables combine a fire feature with a functional patio table. These designs are ideal for seating areas where guests can gather around the fire while still having space for drinks or food.

Wood Burning Fire Pits

Wood burning fire pits create a traditional campfire experience with natural flames and crackling logs. They are often used in backyard gathering areas where the look and smell of a real wood fire is desired.

Built-In Fire Pits

Built-in fire pits are permanent outdoor fire features integrated into patios, seating walls, or outdoor kitchens. These installations typically use fire pit burner kits, burners, or fire bowls to create custom fire features.

Choosing the Right Size

Fire pits come in many sizes. Smaller models work well for patios and compact seating areas, while larger fire pits create a focal point for bigger outdoor spaces.

Frequently Asked Questions about Fire Pits

What type of fire pit is best for a backyard?

The best fire pit depends on your space and fuel preference. Gas fire pits are popular for patios because they ignite quickly and require minimal cleanup. Wood-burning fire pits provide a traditional campfire experience with natural flames, lots of heat, and crackling logs.

What is the difference between a gas fire pit and a propane fire pit?

Natural gas fire pits connect directly to a home gas line for a permanent installation. Propane fire pits use a propane tank and are often chosen when a natural gas line is not available or when more flexible placement is needed.

Are fire pit tables different from regular fire pits?

Fire pit tables combine a fire feature with a functional tabletop surface. They are designed for outdoor seating areas where people can gather around the fire while still having space for drinks, food, or decor.

Can fire pits be installed on patios or decks?

Many fire pits can be installed on patios or outdoor seating areas when proper clearances are followed. Gas and propane fire pits are commonly used on patios because they produce controlled flames and minimal smoke.

What size fire pit should I choose?

The ideal fire pit size depends on how many people you want to seat around it.

30–36 inches: best for 2–4 people

40–48 inches: comfortable for 4–6 people

50–60 inches: works well for 6–8 people

60+ inches: ideal for larger groups or commercial spaces

Smaller fire pits work well for compact patios and balconies, while larger fire pits create a focal point for bigger outdoor seating areas.

What is a built-in fire pit?

A built-in fire pit is a permanent outdoor fire feature integrated into patios, seating walls, or outdoor kitchens. These installations typically use fire pit burner kits, burners, or fire bowls to create custom fire features.