| Color | Black |
| Material | Steel, Tile, Stainless Steel, PVC |
| Overall Dimension | 30"x 30"x 25"(L x W x H) |
| Dimension of Lid | 14.5"x 14.5"(L x W) |
| Diameter of Fixing Ring | 8.5" |
| Net Weight | 61 lbs |
| Weight Capacity | 220 lbs |
| Heat Output | 50,000 BTU |
| Suitable Gas Tank | 20 lbs |
About this item
2-in-1 Multi-Purpose Design: This propane gas fire table with 50,000 BTU heat output will bring warmness to you in cold winter. Moreover, you can cover the lid and use it as a coffee table for all-season use. The 30" tabletop is perfect to place multiple items and makes everything you need easy to fetch.
Premium Ignition System: The convenient ignition control knob allows you to easily ignite the fire pit and adjust the flame size. The igniting process is quite effortless: Push the control knob in fully and rotate about 1/4 turn counterclockwise. Once lit, keep holding down for 15s. Besides, the fire pit table is certificated by CSA and ETL.
Selected & Built-to-Last Material: The main body of the fire pit table is constructed of reinforced steel which is rustproof and super sturdy. Plus, the tabletop made of selected tile is not only elegant but also solid and durable. The burner in the middle is composed of stainless steel, resisting well to high temperatures and withstanding long-time burning.
Considerate Protection & Wide Usage: There is also a PVC cover provided for you to protect the fire pit table when it's not in use. The cover is waterproof and sunlight resistant, which is functional to prolong the service life of the fire table. But please do not use the cover until the burner has cooled down. Furthermore, the rattan pattern makes the fire pit table more elegant and suitable for multiple occasions like the backyard and poolside.
Installation Needed: The clear instruction and complete accessories will help you correctly assemble the fire pit table. The footpads are adjustable, so the table can stand more stably. The package includes a bag of lava rocks. The fire pit table requires a standard 20 lbs gas tank (not included). And the door with a handle makes it easy to take the gas tank in or out. Dimension of fire pit table: 30"x 30"x 25"(L x W x H). Weight capacity of tabletop: 220 lbs.
Tips for Igniting: Please do not completely cover the burner with lava rocks when igniting. 2. Please keep lava rocks always dry to prevent splashes when using. 3. When the fire does not ignite, try fanning the gas around the burner by hand to ensure adequate contact with oxygen.
Product Description
Description
This 2-in-1 multifunctional fire pit table will be a perfect addition to your outdoor relaxing space. Featuring a premium ignition system, the fire pit table is simple and safe to operate. Once the burner is ignited, you can enjoy endless warmth sitting around this table. In addition, you can also use it as a coffee table by covering the lid. The fire pit table is mainly made of high-grade steel which is rustproof and solid. And the tabletop is made of elegant yet durable tile, ensuring long-lasting service life. The adjustable footpads add higher stability, too. Furthermore, the PVC cover is another bonus for you to protect the fire table when not in use.
Features
- Can be used as a fire pit table or a coffee table at your need
- 50,000 BTU heat output keeps you away from the coldness
- A convenient ignition system makes it simple to operation
- Possess CSA and ETL certification
- Solid steel structure for high stability and longtime use
- Tile tabletop is elegant and durable
- Stainless steel burner withstands longtime burning
- PVC cover protects the fire pit table from sunlight and rain
- Clear instruction improves the efficiency of assembly
- Ideal for 20 lbs standard propane gas tank
The volcanic rocks on my gas fire table have a layer of dust/powder. Is this normal and safe?
The waterproof cover is not real waterproof. There is still water on the inner cover after it rains
The red notice says to make sure the propane tank is 5 feet away from the fire pit, but the fire pit's own propane tank hose is only 1 foot long?
How do I replace the valve?
Some of the lava stones started cracking and exploding. Do they get weak overtime?It almost hit my daughter in the face so a little scary!
What's the size of the cover?
Can I put locking roller wheels in place of the level adjustable legs to move around
Unable to turn the knob to adjust the flame
In the manual, it is indicated that there is a battery. Where is it located? I cannot find it anywhere.
How to change the tile?
the wire is broken
The hose that connects to the propane tank leaks.
Is there a windscreen available for the above noted table or one you can suggest.
missing part is the end cap of table leg D with the adjustable knob.
I would like to know if I can switch out the lava rocks for glass fire proof beads
My fire pit is not properly working . I’ve tried multiple propane tanks and it only stays lit for a brief time and shorts out . Also am unable to put it on low setting without shutting off .
We noticed a small piece of material bolted between the burner and a metal plate. it looks like cardboard. does this need to be removed?
How to replace the ignition wire?
There is a definite problem with the ignition switch. It took multiple attempts to get it to light and then it won’t stay lit. We have followed your instructions re tightening of the thermocouple. It has not rectified the problem. Here is a video of many attempts to get it to light.
can this 30" fire tables work with natural gas?
do you also sell the wind guards for these?
The ignitor works but when you release the pressure on the knob after turning it on the flames go out
Igniter not working. Fire pit will light with turning of igniter knob but will not stay lit once knob is released (no longer being pressed in). Also cannot adjust flame setting (high --> low). Tried holding knob for several minutes but flame immediately extinguishes upon release of the knob. Tried adjusting placement of lava rocks. Any suggestions for troubleshooting or are you able to send a new igniter box or a knob?
only has sparks
The heating unit does not light up
Sudden drop in gas flow
Does this use a standard propane tank? is the unit able to be lit with the propane tank stored inside or does the propane tank have to sit outside the unit?
My propane tank is full but when I turn it on nothing ignites