Large Fire Pit Tables

Large fire pit tables are the longest formats we carry, built for a full seating group with real table surface left on either side of the burner. This collection spans GFRC concrete and steel designs in linear, rectangular, round, and dining-height configurations.

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What Is a Large Fire Pit Table?

A large fire pit table is one built for a full seating group rather than a pair of chairs. The burner runs long enough to throw flame across the whole table, and there is real surface left on either side of it for drinks and plates, which is what separates these from a compact table where the burner takes up most of the top.

Materials in This Collection

Size changes what a material has to do. A longer span carries more weight and moves more with temperature, so the construction matters more here than it does on a small table:

GFRC and cast concrete make up most of this collection. Glass fiber reinforced concrete holds a thin, crisp edge over a long span that plain cast concrete cannot, and it weathers well. Some pieces are cast and finished to read as timber while staying non-combustible.
Powder-coated and stainless steel give the slimmest profile of anything here, so a long steel table reads lighter than a concrete one of the same length.
Handcrafted carbon steel is the heaviest-looking option and is designed to develop a patina outdoors rather than resist it.

Shapes and Heights

Long formats split into two jobs. Linear and rectangular tables follow the line of a sofa or sectional and suit lounge seating. Round and oval tables at this size seat more people without a head of the table, which suits conversation. A few are built as full dining tables with the burner set into the middle, so the surface works for a meal first.

Height matters as much as length. The same table is often offered at lounge, chat, dining, and bar height, and each one changes how people use the space around it. Check the height on the individual product page rather than assuming a long table is a low one.

Fuel, Gas Line, and Tank Storage

These tables are offered in natural gas or liquid propane configurations. Natural gas suits a permanent installation and needs a line run by a licensed professional. Propane runs from a cylinder, and on a table this size the cylinder usually hides in the base behind an access door, though not every model has one. Confirm the fuel configuration and the tank arrangement on the product page before ordering, and never connect a propane model to natural gas without the manufacturer's approved conversion kit.

Delivery and Placement

A table at this size is a freight delivery, not a parcel. Plan the route from the truck to the patio, including gates, steps, and any turn a long crate has to make, before it arrives. Concrete pieces in particular are heavy enough to need more than one person to position, and once they are placed they are not casually moved again.

Decorative media is required on a gas burner and is usually sold separately. The quantity scales with the length of the burner, so a long table needs considerably more fire glass or lava rock than a compact one.

Explore Related Fire Pit Table Styles

Looking for something else? Browse our full range of fire pit tables:

Small Fire Pit Tables for balconies, decks, and compact patios
Fire Pit Dining Tables for a table that seats a meal around the flame
Fire Pit Coffee Tables for lounge-height seating
Round Fire Pit Tables for conversation-first layouts
Propane Fire Pit Tables if you have no gas line at the patio
Or return to our full Fire Pit Tables collection to compare every size and style

Frequently Asked Questions about Large Fire Pit Tables

What counts as a large fire pit table?

A large fire pit table is one sized for a full seating group rather than a couple of chairs. The burner runs long enough to throw flame across the length of the table, and there is usable surface on either side of it. Compact tables give most of the top over to the burner; these do not.

How much space do I need around a large fire pit table?

Measure the patio with the seating pulled out, not empty. Leave enough room for someone to get in and out of a chair behind the seating rather than just clearance for the table itself. Also check the manufacturer's stated clearances to siding, railings, and anything overhead, since those are separate from the footprint.

Do large fire pit tables run on natural gas or propane?

Both configurations are offered. Natural gas connects to a permanent line and never needs refilling, but the line has to be run by a licensed professional. Propane runs from a cylinder that usually hides in the base behind an access door, though not every model has one. Confirm the fuel configuration on the product page before ordering.

How is a large fire pit table delivered?

By freight rather than parcel. Plan the route from the truck to the patio in advance, including gates, steps, and any turn a long crate has to make. Concrete tables in particular are heavy enough to need more than one person to position, and they are not easily moved once placed.

Do I need fire glass or lava rock, and how much?

Decorative media is required on a gas burner, not optional, because it spreads the flame and shields the burner. It is usually sold separately, and the quantity scales with the length of the burner, so a long table needs considerably more than a compact one. Order it at the same time as the table.

Can a large fire pit table be used as a regular table?

With a burner cover, yes. Many models offer a rigid lid that sits over the burner and gives a flat surface when the fire is off, which matters more on a long table because there is more surface to reclaim. Confirm a cover is available for the specific model, as not every table has one.