Collection: Propane Fire Pits

Propane Fire Pits are outdoor heating features that use propane gas to create a controlled flame.

Gas Fire Pits offer easier operation, less maintenance, and cleaner burning compared to wood-burning options.

No, most Propane Fire Pits use portable propane tanks and do not require a fixed gas line.

Yes, Gas Fire Pits are safe when used according to manufacturer guidelines and placed on stable surfaces.

Most Propane Fire Pits range from 30,000 to 60,000 BTUs, depending on the model.

To light a propane fire pit, first ensure the propane tank is connected, the regulator is secure, and the valve is open. Then turn the control knob to the pilot or low setting, push it in, and activate the igniter button. Hold the knob for 3 to 5 seconds after lighting to allow the flame to stabilize.

Yes. Our propane fire pit tables are made from weather-resistant recycled poly with an enclosed burner and a stable freestanding base, so they suit decks, patios, and porches well. Propane produces no sparks or flying embers the way wood does, and models like the Ledge Halo and LuxCraft Lumin sit on flat, even bases. On any deck, keep the fire pit on a level surface, maintain clearance from railings and overhangs, and follow the manufacturer's guidelines.

The best propane fire pit for your patio comes down to size and layout. For a larger gathering space, a rectangular fire pit table like the LuxCraft 51-inch Lumin or the Berlin Gardens Donoma seats more guests; for compact or conversational setups, a round table such as the 46-inch LuxCraft Lumin or the Ledge Halo fits well. All are built from durable recycled poly in a range of colors, and complete fire pit sets with matching chairs are available for a coordinated look.