For most patios, I’d start with the YATEMATE 26.5-inch Concrete Fire Pit Table: it pairs a substantial concrete look with a lid, lava rocks, and a cover. The Outland Living 19-inch portable fire pit stands out for buyers who need a carry kit, while the FLOOORE 38-inch table offers the largest listed heat output in this group at 65,000 BTU. The main tradeoff is between a compact, movable bowl and a larger table that claims more heat but takes up more space. Tank storage, surface materials, and whether you want a useful tabletop also separate these options. Read on for the full breakdown and a guide to choosing the right propane patio fire bowl for your space.
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Key Takeaways
- The YATEMATE is the most balanced pick: its 26.5-inch concrete-style table includes a steel lid, lava rocks, and a waterproof cover, giving it a practical mix of appearance and included accessories.
- Portability is a distinct use case, not a bonus for every buyer: the Outland Living and GasBRUH are both 19-inch models with carry kits, while larger table designs are better suited to a fixed patio spot.
- High BTU figures do not settle the choice: the FLOOORE lists 65,000 BTU and the GasBRUH 60,000 BTU, but footprint, placement, and intended use matter alongside stated heat output.
- Several picks cluster around 40,000 to 55,000 BTU: the BAIDE HOME 28-inch model, ReeQuo 31.5-inch set, and SUNBURY offer alternatives for shoppers weighing table size and heat claims rather than choosing on output alone.
- Accessories and configuration vary as much as bowl size: some options include a cover, carry kit, or tank holder, while the ReeQuo listings include both a two-piece set and a table-only configuration; check the exact version before choosing.
| YATEMATE Round Propane Fire Pit Table, 26.5″ Concrete Outdoor Fire Bowl with Steel Lid, Lava Rocks, and Waterproof Cover |  | Best Ready-to-Use Concrete Pick | Brand: YATEMATE | Model: FP25526-P | Material: Concrete and 304 stainless steel | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Outland Living Portable Propane Fire Pit, 19-Inch, 58,000 BTU, with Cover and Carry Kit |  | Best for Portable Gatherings | Brand: Outland Living | Model: 893 | Dimensions: 19 x 19 x 11 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| BAIDE HOME 28-Inch Round Propane Fire Pit Table, 55,000 BTU, Gray |  | Best for Push-Button Convenience | Brand: BAIDE HOME | Material: Powder-coated steel | Dimensions: 28 x 28 x 14 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| GasBRUH 19-Inch Portable Propane Fire Pit, 60,000 BTU, with Cover and Carry Kit |  | Best Portable Pick for Higher Heat Output | Brand: GasBRUH | Diameter: 19 inches | Heat output: 60,000 BTU | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| ReeQuo 2-Piece Outdoor Propane Fire Pit Table Set, 31.5-Inch, 50,000 BTU |  | Best Complete Patio Table Set | Brand: ReeQuo | Fire pit diameter: 31.5 inches | Fire pit height: 14 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Merax 22-inch Outdoor Propane Fire Pit, 40,000 BTU Portable Tabletop Firepit for Patio, MGO Steel, White |  | Best for Ready-to-Use Simplicity | Fuel: Propane | Heat output: 40,000 BTU, adjustable | Dimensions: 22 x 22 x 12 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| ReeQuo 2-Piece Outdoor Propane Fire Pit Table Set with Tank Cover |  | Best Complete Table Set | Fuel: Propane; listed as natural-gas compatible | Heat output: 50,000 BTU | Dimensions: 31.5-inch diameter x 14 inches high | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| BAIDE HOME 22-Inch Round Propane Fire Pit Table |  | Best for a Safety-Focused Coffee-Table Look | Fuel: Propane | Heat output: Up to 40,000 BTU | Dimensions: 22 x 22 x 25.2 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Real Flame Riverside 58″ Oval Propane Fire Pit Bowl – Shale |  | Best Large-Scale Patio Bowl | Fuel: Propane (LP); natural gas with conversion kit | Heat output: 50,000 BTU | Dimensions: 57.99 x 32.25 x 17.25 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| SUNBURY Outdoor Propane Fire Pit Table, 40,000 BTU |  | Best for Concealed Tank Storage | Fuel: Propane | Heat output: 40,000 BTU | Dimensions: 20 x 20 x 29 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| ReeQuo 31.5-Inch Round Propane Fire Pit Table |  | Best for Built-In Safety Features | Fuel type: Propane | Burner output: 50,000 BTU | Dimensions: 31.5 × 31.5 × 14 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Christopher Knight Home Hearth Concrete Patio Fire Bowl and Tank Holder Set, Brown |  | Best for Easy Setup | Fuel type: Propane | Heat output: 30,000 BTU | Fire bowl dimensions: 28 × 28 × 10 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| BAIDE HOME 10,000 BTU Propane Fire Pit for Outdoor Spaces |  | Best Compact Pick for Small Spaces | Fuel type: Propane | Heat output: 10,000 BTU | Compatible tank: Standard 1-pound propane tank | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| FLOOORE 38-Inch Round Propane Fire Pit Table, 65,000 BTU |  | Best for High-Heat Gatherings | Fuel type: Propane | Heat output: 65,000 BTU | Dimensions: 38 × 38 × 16.7 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| propane patio fire bowl | Heat output | Dimensions | Fuel | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| YATEMATE Round Propane Fire Pi | 50,000 BTU | 26.5 inches diameter | Propane; 20-pound tank not included | — |
| Outland Living Portable Propan | 58,000 BTU/hour | 19 x 19 x 11 inches | Propane; standard 20-pound tank required, not included | — |
| BAIDE HOME 28-Inch Round Propa | 55,000 BTU | 28 x 28 x 14 inches | Propane; standard 20-pound tank required, not included | 48.8 lb |
| GasBRUH 19-Inch Portable Propa | 60,000 BTU | — | Propane; standard 20-pound tank not included | — |
| ReeQuo 2-Piece Outdoor Propane | — | — | Propane; compatible with a 20-pound tank | 77 lb |
| Merax 22-inch Outdoor Propane | 40,000 BTU, adjustable | 22 x 22 x 12 inches | Propane | 45 lb |
| ReeQuo 2-Piece Outdoor Propane | 50,000 BTU | 31.5-inch diameter x 14 inches high | Propane; listed as natural-gas compatible | 77 lb |
| BAIDE HOME 22-Inch Round Propa | Up to 40,000 BTU | 22 x 22 x 25.2 inches | Propane | 68.9 lb |
| Real Flame Riverside 58" Oval | 50,000 BTU | 57.99 x 32.25 x 17.25 inches | Propane (LP); natural gas with conversion kit | 105 lb |
| SUNBURY Outdoor Propane Fire P | 40,000 BTU | 20 x 20 x 29 inches | Propane | 70 lb |
| ReeQuo 31.5-Inch Round Propane | — | 31.5 × 31.5 × 14 inches | — | 77 pounds |
| Christopher Knight Home Hearth | 30,000 BTU | — | — | — |
| BAIDE HOME 10,000 BTU Propane | 10,000 BTU | 10.25 × 10.25 × 22.5 inches | — | 34.7 pounds |
| FLOOORE 38-Inch Round Propane | 65,000 BTU | 38 × 38 × 16.7 inches | — | 95 pounds |
More Details on Our Top Picks
YATEMATE Round Propane Fire Pit Table, 26.5″ Concrete Outdoor Fire Bowl with Steel Lid, Lava Rocks, and Waterproof Cover
The YATEMATE is my pick for buyers who want a substantial concrete look without assembly. It arrives ready to use with lava rocks, a steel lid and a weather cover, while its 50,000 BTU burner and adjustable flame let it shift from a warming fire to a covered coffee-table surface. Compared with the BAIDE HOME 28-inch, it is slightly smaller and offers less listed heat, but its concrete construction gives it a different, more solid visual presence than that steel-bowl alternative. The tradeoff is that a concrete-bodied bowl is a less natural choice if you expect to move it around often. You’ll also need to supply a standard 20-pound propane tank. Its CSA certification is a useful listed safety credential, though the product information provides little ownership feedback.
Pros:- Arrives fully assembled, so there is no setup process.
- Concrete design gives the bowl a more substantial look than the steel BAIDE HOME 28-inch model.
- Steel lid, lava rocks and weather cover are included.
- CSA-certified 50,000 BTU burner has adjustable flame control.
Cons:- Standard 20-pound propane tank is not included.
- Concrete construction may be inconvenient for buyers who need to move the bowl often.
- The product information provides limited customer feedback.
Best for: Patio owners who want a no-assembly fire bowl with a concrete finish, included cover and lid, and enough heat for regular outdoor gatherings.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a frequently movable fire bowl or want a propane tank included; the tank is sold separately, and its concrete construction is better suited to a settled patio spot.
- Brand:YATEMATE
- Model:FP25526-P
- Material:Concrete and 304 stainless steel
- Heat output:50,000 BTU
- Dimensions:26.5 inches diameter
- Fuel:Propane; 20-pound tank not included
- Certification:CSA certified
- Assembly:No assembly required
Our verdict“Choose the YATEMATE if you want a ready-to-use concrete fire bowl that can double as a covered patio table and plan to keep it in one place.”
Outland Living Portable Propane Fire Pit, 19-Inch, 58,000 BTU, with Cover and Carry Kit
The Outland Living makes the most sense when a fire bowl needs to travel between the patio, campsite and tailgate. At 19 inches across, with a cover and carry kit, it is more portable than the stationary YATEMATE and BAIDE HOME tables. Its 58,000 BTU output is also higher than theirs, while the included 10-foot hose gives you more flexibility in placing the bowl relative to a standard 20-pound tank. The steel bowl and stainless-steel burner support a smokeless, ash-free propane flame, so there is no wood or ash cleanup. The main compromise is convenience at ignition: this model uses a manual igniter, unlike the push-button BAIDE HOME or electronic ReeQuo. It also lacks the larger table surfaces and furniture-like presence of those patio-focused options.
Pros:- Portable 19-inch format includes a cover and carry kit.
- 58,000 BTU output exceeds the listed heat output of the YATEMATE and BAIDE HOME 28-inch.
- 10-foot hose allows flexible placement near the propane tank.
- CSA approved and designed for a flame without firewood or ash.
Cons:- Manual ignition is less convenient than push-button or electronic ignition.
- Standard 20-pound propane tank is not included.
- Small bowl offers less table-like utility than patio fire pit tables.
Best for: Campers, RV owners and hosts who want a compact propane fire bowl they can carry between outdoor locations and connect with a long hose.
Not ideal for: Buyers seeking a permanent centerpiece or built-in tabletop utility; its 19-inch bowl is smaller and more utilitarian than the YATEMATE or ReeQuo table sets.
- Brand:Outland Living
- Model:893
- Dimensions:19 x 19 x 11 inches
- Heat output:58,000 BTU/hour
- Fuel:Propane; standard 20-pound tank required, not included
- Hose length:10 feet
- Ignition:Manual
- Certification:CSA approved
- Included components:Cover and carry kit, 4.4 lb lava rock set, hose and regulator, tank stabilizer ring
Our verdict“Pick the Outland Living if portability matters more than a large tabletop or push-button ignition.”
BAIDE HOME 28-Inch Round Propane Fire Pit Table, 55,000 BTU, Gray
The BAIDE HOME stands out for buyers who want a larger steel fire bowl with push-button ignition rather than the YATEMATE’s concrete build or the Outland Living’s portable format. Its 28-inch round top and 55,000 BTU burner give it more presence and listed heat than the YATEMATE, while the lid lets the surface serve as a table when the fire is off. A pre-attached 10-foot hose, rain cover and lava rocks also reduce the number of separate accessories to source. The cost of that larger format is portability: at 48.8 pounds, it is not the easy-carry option in this lineup. Its powder-coated steel construction also gives a different look and feel from concrete. The 20-pound propane tank is still an extra purchase.
Pros:- 55,000 BTU burner provides more listed output than the YATEMATE’s 50,000 BTU burner.
- Push-button ignition and adjustable flame control simplify operation.
- Metal lid, two bags of lava rocks and rain cover are included.
- Pre-attached 10-foot hose cuts down on initial setup.
Cons:- At 48.8 pounds, it may be difficult to move frequently.
- Standard 20-pound propane tank is not included.
- Powder-coated steel offers a different look from the concrete YATEMATE.
Best for: Patio hosts who want a mid-size round fire table with push-button ignition, included accessories and more heat output than the YATEMATE.
Not ideal for: People who regularly relocate their fire bowl or want a concrete finish; its 48.8-pound steel build is less portable and has a different aesthetic from the YATEMATE.
- Brand:BAIDE HOME
- Material:Powder-coated steel
- Dimensions:28 x 28 x 14 inches
- Weight:48.8 lb
- Heat output:55,000 BTU
- Fuel:Propane; standard 20-pound tank required, not included
- Hose length:10 feet
- Ignition:Push-button with adjustable flame control
- Included accessories:Metal lid, two bags of lava rocks, rain cover and AA battery
Our verdict“Choose the BAIDE HOME if you want a larger, push-button patio fire table and can leave its heavy steel bowl in place.”
GasBRUH 19-Inch Portable Propane Fire Pit, 60,000 BTU, with Cover and Carry Kit
Among the portable bowls here, the GasBRUH prioritizes listed heat output: its 60,000 BTU rating edges the Outland Living’s 58,000 BTU, while both use a compact 19-inch format and include a 10-foot hose. The GasBRUH also includes a carry handle, cover and 4.8 pounds of natural lava rocks, making it a practical choice for outdoor gatherings away from a permanent patio setup. Like the Outland, it offers a propane flame without wood, ash or irritating smoke. The tradeoff is that it has manual adjustable-regulator operation, rather than the BAIDE HOME’s push-button ignition or the ReeQuo’s electronic ignition. Its cover is not heat resistant, so it must only go on after the bowl cools completely. It is for outdoor use only, and the 20-pound tank is not included.
Pros:- 60,000 BTU output is higher than the Outland Living’s 58,000 BTU rating.
- Carry handle, cover and 10-foot stainless-steel hose are included.
- 4.8 pounds of natural lava rocks are supplied.
- Propane operation avoids firewood, ash and smoke from burning wood.
Cons:- Standard 20-pound propane tank is not included.
- Cover must only be placed on the bowl after it has cooled completely.
- Outdoor use only, with no push-button ignition listed.
Best for: Campers, RV travelers and patio hosts who want a carryable propane bowl with the highest listed output among the two 19-inch portable picks.
Not ideal for: Buyers who want push-button ignition, an indoor-capable appliance or a cover that can be fitted while the bowl is still hot.
- Brand:GasBRUH
- Diameter:19 inches
- Heat output:60,000 BTU
- Fuel:Propane; standard 20-pound tank not included
- Hose length:10 feet
- Material:Metal
- Included accessories:Cover, carry handle, adjustable regulator, stainless-steel hose and natural lava rocks
- Use:Outdoor only
Our verdict“Choose the GasBRUH over the Outland Living when you want a similar portable format with a slightly higher listed BTU output and can manage manual operation.”
ReeQuo 2-Piece Outdoor Propane Fire Pit Table Set, 31.5-Inch, 50,000 BTU
The ReeQuo is the strongest fit for buyers who want a coordinated fire table and tank-cover setup, not a bowl to pack away. Its 31.5-inch surface is the largest table format among these five, and the tank cover doubles as a side table, adding usable landing space around the fire. Compared with the 26.5-inch YATEMATE, it provides a broader tabletop and includes 13 pounds of lava rocks; it also adds electronic ignition and an automatic safety shut-off. Those features make it a more furniture-like choice than either portable bowl. The tradeoffs are weight and placement: at 77 pounds, it is difficult to move, even with side handles, and its 50,000 BTU output is lower than the BAIDE HOME’s 55,000 BTU or GasBRUH’s 60,000 BTU. The propane tank is not listed among the included accessories.
Pros:- 31.5-inch fire table and tank-cover side table create a coordinated setup.
- Electronic ignition and automatic safety shut-off are included.
- No assembly is required.
- Includes 13 lb of lava rocks, burner lid, weather cover, hose and leveling feet.
Cons:- At 77 pounds, it is difficult to move despite the side handles.
- Propane tank is not listed among the included accessories.
- 50,000 BTU output is lower than the BAIDE HOME and GasBRUH in this group.
Best for: Patio owners furnishing a dedicated seating area who want a broad fire table, matching tank-cover side table and electronic ignition.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a portable fire bowl or prioritize the highest listed heat output; the 77-pound unit is cumbersome to relocate and has less output than the BAIDE HOME and GasBRUH.
- Brand:ReeQuo
- Fire pit diameter:31.5 inches
- Fire pit height:14 inches
- Weight:77 lb
- Burner output:50,000 BTU
- Material:Terra fab composite; SUS201 stainless-steel burner
- Fuel:Propane; compatible with a 20-pound tank
- Ignition and safety:Electronic ignition with automatic safety shut-off
- Included accessories:Tank cover, burner lid, tank holder, 13 lb lava rocks, PVC weather cover, hose and leveling feet
Our verdict“Choose the ReeQuo if you want a ready-to-use, furniture-style fire table with electronic ignition and side-table utility, rather than a portable bowl.”
Merax 22-inch Outdoor Propane Fire Pit, 40,000 BTU Portable Tabletop Firepit for Patio, MGO Steel, White
The Merax is the easiest pick here for buyers who want a fire bowl with minimal setup: it arrives assembled with lava rocks and a weather-resistant cover. Its 22-inch footprint suits smaller patio seating areas better than the wider ReeQuo 31.5-inch set, while 40,000 BTUs of adjustable heat gives it more output than a compact decorative flame. The white MGO-and-steel body adds a lighter look than the brown SUNBURY table, though its tabletop format is less of a statement piece than the oversized Real Flame Riverside. There are practical limits: the propane tank is not included, and the listed tank seat does not replace a tank cover. At 45 pounds, it is more manageable than the heavier options, but still not something I would treat as a grab-and-go portable pit.
Pros:- No assembly required, so it is ready to set up with a propane tank.
- Adjustable 40,000-BTU output suits casual patio heating.
- Includes lava rocks and a weather-resistant cover.
- MGO-and-steel construction combines a distinctive white finish with sturdy materials.
Cons:- Propane tank is not included.
- Tank cover is not provided, leaving the tank visible unless placed separately.
- Its 22-inch tabletop offers less serving space than the larger ReeQuo set.
Best for: Patio owners who want an assembled, mid-size propane fire bowl with included cover and rocks, and prefer a white finish.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a concealed propane tank, a lightweight fire pit for frequent relocation, or a larger table surface.
- Fuel:Propane
- Heat output:40,000 BTU, adjustable
- Dimensions:22 x 22 x 12 inches
- Weight:45 lb
- Materials:Magnesium oxide (MGO) and steel
- Shape and color:Round, white
- Included:Lava rocks, weather protection cover, tank seat
- Assembly:None required
Our verdict“Choose the Merax if you want a ready-to-use, mid-size fire bowl and can arrange separate propane-tank concealment.”
ReeQuo 2-Piece Outdoor Propane Fire Pit Table Set with Tank Cover
The ReeQuo makes the strongest case for buyers who want a coordinated setup rather than just a burner: its 31.5-inch fire table comes with a matching tank cover that doubles as a side table, plus a burner lid and weather cover. At 50,000 BTUs, it also offers more listed heat than the Merax and BAIDE HOME 22-inch models. Electronic ignition with an automatic safety shut-off adds useful reassurance, and no assembly is required. The tradeoff is size and weight: at 77 pounds, it is far less convenient to reposition than the Merax, and its tank cover is specified for standard 20-pound tanks. The listed natural-gas compatibility may appeal to some owners, but the product data also includes propane-specific components, so buyers should confirm the intended fuel setup before installation.
Pros:- Matching tank cover doubles as a useful side table.
- Includes lava rocks, steel burner lid, and PVC weather cover.
- 50,000-BTU output exceeds the Merax and BAIDE HOME 22-inch options.
- Electronic ignition includes an automatic safety shut-off, and no assembly is required.
Cons:- At 77 pounds, moving it often may require help.
- Tank cover fits standard 20-pound tanks only.
- Fuel compatibility details should be checked before using a natural-gas setup.
Best for: Patio hosts who want a larger fire table, coordinated tank concealment, and included covers and burner accessories in one set.
Not ideal for: People who regularly rearrange their patio or need a compact unit; its 77-pound weight and standard-tank fit limit flexibility.
- Fuel:Propane; listed as natural-gas compatible
- Heat output:50,000 BTU
- Dimensions:31.5-inch diameter x 14 inches high
- Weight:77 lb
- Material:Terra Fab composite
- Ignition and safety:Electronic ignition with auto safety shut-off
- Included:Tank cover, burner lid, 13 lb lava rocks, PVC weather cover, propane hose, orifice
- Tank fit:Standard 20 lb propane tank
- Warranty:1-year defect warranty
Our verdict“Pick the ReeQuo set if you want a higher-output patio centerpiece with tank concealment and a side table, and do not need to move it often.”
BAIDE HOME 22-Inch Round Propane Fire Pit Table
The BAIDE HOME pairs a porcelain tile top with a composite-concrete base, giving it a more furniture-like presence than the simpler Merax bowl. Its 22-inch footprint can serve as an outdoor coffee table, and a stainless-steel burner with electronic ignition and thermocouple flame-failure protection makes the control setup more feature-led than the Merax’s listed details. Output tops out at 40,000 BTUs, so it falls short of the 50,000-BTU ReeQuo and Real Flame Riverside when buyers prioritize maximum listed heat. The glass rocks are included, but a propane tank is not; at nearly 69 pounds, it is also considerably less convenient to shift than the 45-pound Merax. I’d choose it for the tile-and-base styling, not for portability or a lightweight footprint.
Pros:- Porcelain tile top and composite-concrete base create a furniture-style finish.
- Electronic ignition and thermocouple flame-failure protection are included.
- Adjustable flame provides up to 40,000 BTUs.
- Glass rocks are included.
Cons:- Standard 20-pound propane tank is required and sold separately.
- At 68.9 pounds, it is heavy for frequent patio rearranging.
- Its heat output is lower than the 50,000-BTU ReeQuo and Real Flame options.
Best for: Buyers who want a 22-inch fire table that can also serve as patio coffee-table furniture, with electronic controls and flame-failure protection.
Not ideal for: People who need a light, easy-to-move fire bowl or want stronger listed output than 40,000 BTUs.
- Fuel:Propane
- Heat output:Up to 40,000 BTU
- Dimensions:22 x 22 x 25.2 inches
- Weight:68.9 lb
- Materials:Porcelain tile, composite concrete, stainless steel
- Ignition:Electronic
- Safety feature:Thermocouple flame-failure device
- Included:Glass rocks
- Tank and warranty:Standard 20 lb tank not included; 1-year defect warranty
Our verdict“Choose this BAIDE HOME model for a tile-topped fire table with added flame-failure protection, not for portability or maximum heat.”
Real Flame Riverside 58″ Oval Propane Fire Pit Bowl – Shale
The Riverside is the clear choice for a broad seating area where a compact 22-inch bowl would look undersized. Its nearly 58-inch oval form, 28-inch stainless-steel burner, and 50,000-BTU output give it a more substantial focal-point role than the Merax or BAIDE HOME tables. MGO construction, a weather-resistant cover, and push-button ignition add useful everyday features; the listed CSA certification and automatic safety shut-off also distinguish it from models whose supplied details do not name those protections. The price of that scale is practicality: at 105 pounds, it is difficult to move regularly, and the propane tank is not included. Natural-gas use requires a separately sold conversion kit. I would reserve this one for a settled patio layout rather than a flexible outdoor setup.
Pros:- Large oval design creates a prominent centerpiece for broad seating areas.
- 28-inch stainless-steel burner delivers up to 50,000 BTUs.
- Includes gray pumice filler, hose, regulator, and weather-resistant storage cover.
- CSA certified, with push-button ignition and automatic safety shut-off.
Cons:- At 105 pounds, it is difficult to move frequently.
- Propane tank is sold separately.
- Natural-gas conversion kit is sold separately.
Best for: Owners of spacious patios who want a large oval fire feature with certified construction, included cover, and 50,000-BTU output.
Not ideal for: Small patios or buyers who frequently rearrange their outdoor furniture; its 58-inch span and 105-pound weight demand a dedicated spot.
- Fuel:Propane (LP); natural gas with conversion kit
- Heat output:50,000 BTU
- Dimensions:57.99 x 32.25 x 17.25 inches
- Weight:105 lb
- Material and color:MGO, shale
- Shape:Oval
- Burner:28-inch stainless steel
- Ignition and safety:Push-button electronic ignition; automatic safety shut-off
- Certification and included items:CSA certified; gray pumice filler, hose, regulator, weather-resistant cover
Our verdict“Choose the Riverside when patio scale and a substantial 50,000-BTU flame matter more than easy placement or portability.”
SUNBURY Outdoor Propane Fire Pit Table, 40,000 BTU
The SUNBURY stands apart from the open-bowl options by combining a concealed 20-pound tank compartment with a stone-look MGO top, so the patio setup stays visually tidy without a separate tank-cover accessory. Its 40,000-BTU burner has three adjustable flame levels and electric ignition, giving buyers more defined flame settings than the Merax’s listed adjustable control. The ReeQuo set reaches 50,000 BTUs and includes a separate tank-cover side table, but the SUNBURY keeps the tank inside its own 20 x 20 x 29-inch frame. That convenience comes with limits: the fire bowl itself is only 17 inches across, and at 70 pounds it is not an easy piece to move. It also needs a separately purchased propane tank, despite the concealed storage design.
Pros:- Conceals a 20-pound propane tank inside the table.
- Three flame levels allow more defined output adjustment.
- Electric ignition and CSA certification are specified.
- Includes 13 pounds of lava rocks and a waterproof cover.
Cons:- Propane tank is not included.
- The 17-inch fire bowl is smaller than the 22-inch Merax and BAIDE HOME bowls.
- At 70 pounds, it is cumbersome to reposition.
Best for: Patio owners who want a tidy, self-contained fire table with hidden standard-tank storage and selectable flame levels.
Not ideal for: Buyers seeking a broad fire surface, higher than 40,000-BTU output, or a lightweight table they can move often.
- Fuel:Propane
- Heat output:40,000 BTU
- Dimensions:20 x 20 x 29 inches
- Weight:70 lb
- Fire bowl diameter:17 inches
- Top and burner materials:MGO stone-look top; stainless-steel burner
- Ignition and flame control:Electric ignition; 3 flame levels
- Tank capacity and certification:20 lb; CSA certified
- Included:13 lb lava rocks, waterproof cover
Our verdict“Pick the SUNBURY if hidden tank storage and a clean table appearance matter more than a larger fire bowl or easier moving.”
ReeQuo 31.5-Inch Round Propane Fire Pit Table
The ReeQuo pairs a 50,000-BTU burner with electronic ignition and automatic safety shut-off, making it a strong middle ground for buyers who want more heat than the Christopher Knight Home bowl without stepping up to the much larger FLOOORE. Its 31.5-inch round footprint suits a conversation area, while the concrete-style Terra fab composite body is designed for outdoor durability and heat insulation. The included lava rocks, burner lid, and weather cover reduce the need to source basic accessories separately. The tradeoff is a 77-pound body that is not an easy piece to move once placed, and it requires a separate 20-pound propane tank. The hose listing also mentions a natural gas orifice, so buyers should verify the intended setup before connecting fuel.
Pros:- 50,000 BTU output provides more heating capacity than the Christopher Knight Home bowl’s 30,000 BTU burner.
- Electronic ignition and automatic safety shut-off add useful operating and safety features.
- Includes lava rocks, a burner lid, a weather cover, and a propane hose.
- Concrete-style Terra fab composite is designed for outdoor durability and heat insulation.
Cons:- The 77-pound weight makes repositioning difficult.
- A 20-pound propane tank is required and is not listed as included.
- The hose listing references a natural gas orifice, so the connection details merit checking before use.
Best for: Patio owners seeking a substantial propane fire table with electronic ignition, automatic shut-off, and included weather protection.
Not ideal for: Renters or anyone who frequently rearranges a small patio, since the 77-pound unit is cumbersome to move and needs a 20-pound tank.
- Fuel type:Propane
- Burner output:50,000 BTU
- Dimensions:31.5 × 31.5 × 14 inches
- Weight:77 pounds
- Material:Concrete and Terra fab composite
- Tank compatibility:20-pound propane tank
- Ignition and safety:Electronic ignition with automatic safety shut-off
- Included accessories:Leveling feet, burner lid, touch-up pen, 13 pounds of lava rock, PVC weather cover, propane hose with natural gas orifice
Our verdict“Choose the ReeQuo if you want a 50,000-BTU patio centerpiece with electronic ignition and safety shut-off, and can leave its heavy body in place.”
Christopher Knight Home Hearth Concrete Patio Fire Bowl and Tank Holder Set, Brown
This set makes the most sense for buyers who want a propane fire bowl ready to place, rather than a project that calls for assembly. The fire bowl and matching tank holder arrive fully assembled, and the included lava rocks and cover add practical basics. Its 30,000-BTU burner with adjustable flame control offers a gentler, more adjustable option than the 50,000-BTU ReeQuo, though it gives up some heating capacity. The separate tank holder creates a coordinated place for the propane tank, while the lightweight concrete with woodlike texture lends a softer look than the ReeQuo’s concrete-style table. The main compromise is that the propane tank is not included. Buyers also need room for both pieces: the bowl is 28 inches wide, and the holder takes up its own footprint.
Pros:- Both the fire bowl and tank holder arrive fully assembled.
- Adjustable flame control lets users moderate the 30,000-BTU burner.
- Includes a matching tank holder, lava rocks, and weather protection cover.
- Lightweight concrete construction is easier to move than the 77-pound ReeQuo.
Cons:- The propane tank is not included.
- Its 30,000-BTU output is lower than the ReeQuo and FLOOORE models.
- The separate holder requires additional patio floor space.
Best for: Buyers who want an assembled bowl-and-tank-holder set with adjustable flame control and included cover and lava rocks.
Not ideal for: People who need strong heat for a larger seating area or have limited space for a separate tank holder.
- Fuel type:Propane
- Heat output:30,000 BTU
- Fire bowl dimensions:28 × 28 × 10 inches
- Tank holder dimensions:16 × 16 × 20 inches
- Material:Lightweight concrete
- Color and shape:Brown; round
- Flame control:Adjustable
- Included:Fire bowl, tank holder, lava rocks, weather protection cover
- Assembly:None required
Our verdict“Pick this set if you value no-assembly convenience and a matching tank holder more than higher heat output or a compact footprint.”
BAIDE HOME 10,000 BTU Propane Fire Pit for Outdoor Spaces
At 10.25 × 10.25 inches, this bowl-shaped unit is the lineup’s space-saving choice for a balcony, compact patio, or poolside spot where a 28- to 38-inch fire table would dominate. It runs on a standard 1-pound propane tank, avoiding the larger 20-pound tank required by the ReeQuo and FLOOORE. Adjustable flame control gives some flexibility, but the 10,000-BTU maximum is far below those larger bowls and is better suited to a modest flame than broad-area heating. The concrete composite body has a stacked-stone texture, though at 34.7 pounds it is not especially light despite its small footprint. Manual ignition also means it lacks the push-button convenience of the ReeQuo’s electronic system, and a tank is sold separately.
Pros:- Compact 10.25-inch footprint fits where larger bowls such as the 28-inch Christopher Knight Home model may not.
- Works with standard 1-pound propane tanks rather than requiring a 20-pound tank.
- Adjustable flame control helps tailor the flame to a small outdoor setting.
- Concrete composite body has a stacked-stone texture and includes a one-year warranty.
Cons:- 10,000 BTU is substantially lower output than the other listed fire bowls and tables.
- Manual ignition is less convenient than the ReeQuo’s electronic ignition.
- The 34.7-pound weight is substantial for a compact unit, and a propane tank is not included.
Best for: Balcony and small-patio owners who want a compact propane flame and prefer using standard 1-pound tanks.
Not ideal for: Buyers who want a primary heat source for a group or expect electronic ignition and high output.
- Fuel type:Propane
- Heat output:10,000 BTU
- Compatible tank:Standard 1-pound propane tank
- Dimensions:10.25 × 10.25 × 22.5 inches
- Weight:34.7 pounds
- Material:Concrete composite
- Shape and color:Bowl; mixed gray
- Ignition:Manual
- Warranty:1 year
Our verdict“Choose this BAIDE HOME bowl for a small outdoor space where compact dimensions matter more than strong heat or push-button ignition.”
FLOOORE 38-Inch Round Propane Fire Pit Table, 65,000 BTU
The FLOOORE has the strongest stated output in this group at 65,000 BTU, making it the clearest choice for buyers prioritizing heat across a larger gathering area. Its 38-inch round bowl is also wider than the ReeQuo’s 31.5-inch table, so it asks for more patio room while creating a larger centerpiece. A 9.8-foot regulator hose allows the required 20-pound tank to sit farther from the bowl, and the included tank seat, lava rocks, and rain cover help complete the setup. CSA certification is a useful distinction among these four options. The tradeoffs are its 95-pound weight and separate tank requirement; compared with the Christopher Knight Home set, it offers far more output but demands more space and is harder to reposition.
Pros:- 65,000 BTU output is higher than the ReeQuo’s 50,000 BTU and the Christopher Knight Home bowl’s 30,000 BTU.
- 9.8-foot regulator hose allows more flexible placement of the propane tank.
- Includes lava rocks, a rain cover, and a tank seat.
- CSA-certified.
Cons:- The 95-pound weight makes moving or repositioning difficult.
- Requires a 20-pound propane tank, which is not included.
- Its 38-inch diameter takes more patio space than the ReeQuo and Christopher Knight Home models.
Best for: Hosts with a roomy patio who want the highest listed heat output, a longer tank hose, and CSA-certified construction.
Not ideal for: Small-space buyers or anyone who needs to move a fire bowl often, since this 38-inch model weighs 95 pounds.
- Fuel type:Propane
- Heat output:65,000 BTU
- Dimensions:38 × 38 × 16.7 inches
- Weight:95 pounds
- Material and color:Concrete; gray
- Shape:Round
- Hose length:9.8 feet (118 inches)
- Tank requirement:20-pound propane tank; not included
- Certification:CSA-certified
Our verdict“Choose the FLOOORE for a spacious patio and higher-output gatherings, provided you can accommodate its weight and separate 20-pound tank.”
How We Picked
I compared these propane patio fire bowls by how well their designs suit different outdoor setups: compact portability, table surface, overall footprint, stated BTU output, materials, and included accessories. I also looked at how clearly each product serves a distinct buyer need, from a small tabletop fire feature to a larger gathering-space centerpiece. A higher BTU figure did not automatically earn a higher rank; it matters only when the bowl’s size and intended placement fit the buyer’s space.
The order prioritizes useful balance for a typical patio, then separates specialized picks by portability, size, configuration, or design. Models with a useful combination of features rank ahead of options that make a narrower tradeoff, while compact and lower-output designs still have a place for smaller spaces or lighter-duty use. Product names and specifications here identify the listed configurations; buyers should confirm dimensions, tank requirements, and included parts for the exact version they select.
Factors to Consider When Choosing Propane Patio Fire Bowls
A propane fire bowl can be a portable accent, a table for a seating area, or a large focal point. I’d choose the role first, then compare heat claims and accessories; starting with BTU alone can lead to a bowl that is too large, awkward to place, or short on the features you need.
Match the Footprint to Your Seating Area
Measure the intended spot and the surrounding chairs before settling on a bowl diameter. A larger table can provide a more substantial centerpiece, but it also takes up circulation space and can make a compact seating area feel crowded. Small 19- or 22-inch designs suit tighter layouts and are easier to reposition, while a 38-inch table needs room around it to function as part of a gathering area. Leave clearance from walls, railings, overhead structures, and combustible furnishings according to the product manual and local fire rules. Don’t judge fit by the bowl dimensions alone: check the full base footprint and the space needed to access the propane connection.
Read BTU Ratings Alongside Design and Placement
BTU describes stated fuel input, not a guarantee of how warm every seat will feel. Wind, open-sided layouts, burner design, and distance from the flame can all change the comfort people experience. A high-output model may make sense in an exposed or larger seating area, but it can be excessive for a small patio or a short evening gathering. Compare units within the intended use, and treat the listed figure as one part of the decision rather than a direct measure of value. Check the manual for recommended operation and avoid using a fire bowl where its instructions or local rules prohibit it.
Decide Whether Portability Matters
A carry kit can make a compact fire pit easier to move between a patio, campsite, or storage area, but portability depends on more than the product’s diameter. Check the assembled weight, what the kit includes, and whether the propane cylinder travels separately. A larger table model is generally a better fit for a regular patio station than for frequent transport. If you plan to store the unit between uses, confirm that you have a dry, ventilated storage location and can disconnect the fuel supply as directed. Avoid buying a portable-looking bowl without checking how its hose and tank are meant to be handled.
Choose a Tank Setup Before You Choose a Finish
Propane storage affects both appearance and placement. Some sets include a tank holder or a separate tank-cover component, while other products may leave the cylinder visible or require a separate solution. Confirm the compatible tank size and whether the tank is included; a listed holder does not necessarily mean the fuel cylinder comes with the fire bowl. Plan for access to the valve and hose, not just a tidy view from the seats. Keep the cylinder positioned and ventilated as the manual specifies, and never conceal it inside an unapproved enclosed space.
Treat Materials and Covers as Maintenance Choices
Concrete-style, MGO, steel, and other finishes create different looks and care needs, so choose for the conditions where the bowl will live. Outdoor exposure can affect surfaces over time, and a cover helps protect the unit when it is cool and not in use. Check whether the cover is included and whether it is intended for the full assembled table or only the burner area. Also look for care instructions covering moisture, cleaning, and seasonal storage. A decorative finish may suit a polished patio, but a simpler surface can be easier to maintain when the unit stays outdoors.
Check What the Box Includes—and What It Does Not
Accessories can change the real usefulness of a fire bowl more than a small difference in diameter. A lid can help protect the burner when the unit is off, lava rocks shape the burner’s appearance, and a carry kit supports transport; each solves a different problem. Read the listing for the exact configuration because similarly named models may differ, as with table-only and two-piece set versions. Confirm whether the propane regulator, hose, tank, and decorative media are included rather than assuming they come with every model. Compare the complete setup you need, not just the product name or headline specification.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a 60,000- or 65,000-BTU fire bowl automatically better for a patio?
No. The GasBRUH lists 60,000 BTU and the FLOOORE lists 65,000 BTU, but those figures alone do not tell you whether a model suits your seating area. A compact space may not need the highest listed output, while wind and open surroundings can affect perceived warmth. Compare the output with the bowl’s size, burner layout, and the distance between the flame and seating. Follow the manual’s clearance and operation instructions rather than placing a powerful unit closer to people or structures.
Can I use a propane patio fire bowl on a wood deck?
Do not assume that a particular bowl is safe on a wood deck based on its materials or tabletop design. Check the product manual for approved surfaces, required clearances, and any protective base or heat barrier. Local fire codes, building rules, and deck restrictions may add limits beyond the manufacturer’s instructions. Keep the unit away from combustible railings, furniture, and overhead structures, and never operate it in a prohibited or enclosed area. If the documentation does not clearly allow your setup, contact the manufacturer or choose a location it explicitly supports.
How do I know whether a fire bowl includes the propane tank?
A tank cover or holder does not necessarily mean a propane cylinder is included. Check the exact listing and the included-parts section for the cylinder, hose, regulator, and any required fittings. The ReeQuo options in this roundup illustrate why configuration matters: a two-piece set and a table-only version may not provide the same components. Confirm the compatible tank size and how it must be positioned before buying. That check can prevent a setup mismatch when the fire bowl arrives.
Should I choose a portable fire pit or a larger fire pit table?
Choose a portable model if you expect to move or store the fire pit often, and check its weight and carry-kit details before deciding. The Outland Living and GasBRUH are 19-inch options with carry kits, while larger tables are better suited to a regular patio location. A table design can give the seating area a more permanent focal point, but it needs more floor space and can be less convenient to transport. Also plan where the propane cylinder will go, since it may travel or store separately from a portable bowl. Your usual setup matters more than occasional portability claims.
What should I check when comparing two versions of the same fire pit table?
Compare the exact model configuration, not just the shared product name. Verify dimensions, BTU output, materials, tank storage, included accessories, and whether a lid, cover, or decorative media comes with that version. A two-piece set may include a separate tank-cover component that a table-only listing lacks. Check photographs and the written contents list together, then confirm hose and regulator details in the specifications. If a listing leaves a key item unclear, ask the seller or manufacturer before ordering.
Conclusion
For the broadest mix of patio-friendly features, I’d choose the YATEMATE 26.5-inch table as best overall, thanks to its concrete-style build and included lid, lava rocks, and cover. The best value depends on the setup you need: the SUNBURY’s 40,000-BTU table is a straightforward option, while the ReeQuo 31.5-inch choices may suit buyers who want a larger table or a set configuration. For a best premium-scale pick, the 38-inch FLOOORE offers the highest listed output here, though its footprint makes it a better fit for roomy patios. Beginners who want a smaller, portable format can start with the Outland Living 19-inch model and its carry kit; the GasBRUH is another compact option with a higher listed BTU figure. For a specific need, pick the Real Flame Riverside 58-inch oval if its elongated shape suits your seating layout, or the BAIDE HOME 10,000-BTU model if a lower-output option is the priority. Confirm fit, tank setup, and included parts before choosing your final configuration.
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