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Outdoor Fire Pits Designed for Warmer, Longer Evenings Outside
Outer’s outdoor fire pits and fire tables are designed for patios, decks, and backyard gathering spaces where warmth, function, and clean design matter. This collection includes concrete fire tables, OuterStone® fire pit tables, round fire pits, square fire pits, and rectangular fire pit tables with modern silhouettes made for everyday outdoor living.
Each Outer fire pit table is built around a versatile 3-in-1 design that can function as a fire pit, outdoor table, and cooking surface when paired with Outer cooking accessories. Choose propane or natural gas depending on your setup, whether you want the flexibility of a 20 lb. propane tank or a more permanent natural gas connection.
Fire pits are especially useful in cooler regions and shoulder seasons, where spring evenings, early fall gatherings, and crisp nights outside call for added warmth. For patios in the Northeast, Midwest, Mountain West, and Pacific Northwest, a fire pit table can help extend the outdoor season without changing the way the space is used day to day.
For a complete outdoor living setup, pair a fire pit table with deep seating, lounge chairs, or modular sofas arranged for conversation. Explore outdoor sofas, wicker outdoor sofas, or outdoor chaise lounges to build a more comfortable fire pit seating area.
What is the difference between a fire pit and a fire table?
A fire pit is primarily designed as a heat source and gathering point, while a fire table combines the warmth of a fire pit with the function of an outdoor table. Outer’s fire pit tables are designed as 3-in-1 pieces that can work as a fire pit, table, and cooking surface when used with Outer cooking accessories.
What is the best type of fire pit for a patio or backyard?
For many patios and backyards, a gas fire pit table is the most practical choice because it offers warmth, cleaner operation, and everyday table function without the ash cleanup of a wood-burning fire pit. Rectangular fire pit tables work well with sofas, while round or square fire pits can suit more compact conversation areas.
What materials are available in this collection?
Outer’s current fire pit collection includes Concrete and OuterStone® options. Outer describes OuterStone® as a sintered stone surface that cannot be etched, scratched, or burned, while its concrete fire pits are made from relatively lightweight Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete with a metal frame.
Should I choose a propane or natural gas fire pit?
Choose a propane fire pit if you want more flexibility and do not have a direct gas line. Choose a natural gas fire pit if your outdoor space already has a gas connection and you prefer a more permanent setup. Outer Fire Pit Tables are available in liquid propane and natural gas configurations.
Can you cook on an outdoor fire pit table?
Yes, Outer fire pit tables can be used for cooking when paired with Outer cooking accessories such as the griddle pan and stands. The 3-in-1 design allows the piece to function as a fire pit, table, and cooking surface for outdoor gatherings.
What material is best for an outdoor fire pit table?
Stone and concrete are strong choices for outdoor fire pit tables because they create a substantial, architectural look. Outer offers OuterStone® fire pits with a sintered stone surface and Concrete (GFRC) fire pits with a lighter-weight, glass fiber reinforced concrete construction.
Can I use a fire pit on a deck or patio?
Outer fire pits are designed for outdoor use on a flat, stable surface with proper ventilation and clearance. A concrete, slate, or suitable deck surface may work when the setup follows the product’s safety requirements, including minimum distance from nearby structures, plants, overhangs, and trees.
When is the best season to use an outdoor fire pit?
Outdoor fire pits are most useful during spring evenings, early fall, and cooler outdoor seasons when extra warmth can make patios, decks, and backyard seating areas more comfortable. In warmer climates, a fire pit may be more useful for shoulder-season gatherings, while cooler regions can often use fire pits across more months of the year.
What outdoor furniture pairs well with a fire pit?
Fire pits pair well with outdoor sofas, lounge chairs, chaise lounges, and modular seating arranged around a conversation area. For a balanced layout, choose seating that matches the scale and shape of the fire pit table, then leave enough space for movement, drinks, and serving plates.