Gas Fire Tables, Fire Pits and Patio Heaters
Check the gas line and the distance to the house before you buy. Our calculators show the math, and every code figure cites its section and the date we checked it.
Most fire pit stores stop at the product page: a photo, a price and the manufacturer's spec sheet. The hard questions go to you and your installer, like whether 48 inches clears your eave or whether a half-inch gas line can feed the burner.
We answer those first. The store opens in 2027.
Planning Calculators
Free to use, no account needed. Each one shows the formula and the source it comes from, so you can check the math yourself.
Propane Tank Runtime
How many hours a tank gives you at that output.
Open Calculator: Propane Tank Runtime
Fire Pit Codes by State
Your state sets the minimum, your city usually adds to it and your inspector has the final say. We cite the code section and the date we checked it. Four states covered so far. We add one when we can source it properly.
Buying Guides
Fuel, size, placement and heat, explained with the spec sheets and code sections behind every figure. If you are still deciding, start with the buying guide.
Gas Fire Pit Buying Guide: How to Choose the Right One
How to choose a gas fire pit in eight steps: where it goes, fuel, size, burner and BTU, ignition, media, material and maker, each linked to a deeper guide.
By James DarrenPublished
Outdoor Heater for a Covered Patio: What Is Safe
Electric infrared is the easiest outdoor heater for a covered patio or porch. Gas heaters need open sides, and portable propane towers rarely fit under a roof.
By James DarrenPublished
How Big Should a Fire Pit Be? Sizes, Seating and Height
How big should a fire pit be? Gas bowls run 24 to 70 inches across and tables to 110. Size by the manual's clearance, seats 36 to 42 inches back and your patio.
By James DarrenPublished
Manufacturer Guides
What each manufacturer builds and who it suits, with the facts taken from their own documents.
- Prism HardscapesGFRC fire bowls, tables and towers.
- The Outdoor PlusCopper, corten and GFRC, plus the burners underneath.
- Bromic HeatingInfrared patio heat, gas and electric.
- Ohio FlameAmerican steel, wood-burning, no gas line required.
- HPC Fire InspiredCertified burner systems and the controls that run them.
- Firegear OutdoorsBrass burner systems and the LUME smokeless insert.
- HeatstripSlim electric radiant heaters.
- InfratechElectric infrared, the specifier's default.
- Lava Rock DirectThe media that goes in the bowl.
- Bull Outdoor ProductsFire pits alongside a full outdoor kitchen line.
- Lava Heat ItaliaPatio heaters and flame towers.
The Store Opens in 2027
We're opening manufacturer accounts now. Until those are signed, you won't see a buy button or a lead time from us.
At launch we'll carry gas fire tables and bowls, wood-burning pits, burner and insert kits, patio heaters, media and covers, all priced at MAP.
Leave your email and we'll send one note when the store opens. We won't use it for anything else.
Get the Launch List
One email when the store opens.