Cozy 32-inch Outdoor Propane Fire Pit Table with Faux Brown Ledgestone

BabyDoll: Absolutely love this wish I bought 2! Could use a bit more lava rock but it's beautiful lit very happy

United States on Nov 21, 2023

dfordarling: Color is darker and more brown than picture shows. Nice large size

United States on Oct 02, 2023

Alan Taylor: The literature states when using, the tank should be 5 feet away from the table, but the provided short hose will only allow you to have it 1 foot away. None of the photos or videos show the tank outside of the table when using it which I find pretty deceptive.

Update:
I worked with customer service (which was excellent) and it was determined that the insert included with the product manual did not apply to this particular model of the Fire Pit Table. This is why it appeared to be referencing a longer hose when actually the shorter hose is the correct one as covered by the product manual. I have since used the fire pit with the propane tank stored inside the table and the result was very satisfactory. There was no heating of the area where the tank is stored and it seems perfectly safe. I've updated my rating to 5 stars and would recommend the purchase of the fire pit table. Also I'd like to note that customer service reached out to me based on my previous review and kept in constant contact to address my concerns to my satisfaction.

United States on Nov 17, 2022

Kindle Customer: We have a draughty patio, so the heat doesn't really seem to do much, but the flames are nice and visible. The colors of the faux ledgestones are slightly different from pictured (no blue slate, mostly shades of brown). But it is a solid and beautifully made piece. It is as big as it looks in the photos.

We are very happy, and the money is well spent.

NOTE:
Instructions are off. Turn the gas regulator knob to LOW, then hold it in while also pressing the ignition button.

NOTE 2:
The feet are OK but you may need to add furniture pads if your patio scratches easily like ours.

NOTE 3:
Word to the wise: carry it to its final destination (patio) while still boxed. If you (like me) unbox it in your front yard, it becomes very tough to carry around obstacles without damaging it.

NOTE 4:
Why the polystyrene? Can the planet please ban this stuff when cardboard would do the job just fine?

NOTE 5:
While the lava rock is nice and sufficient, I plan on adding more. They give IMHO juuuust enough. Remember to not cover the little ignition box on top.

United States on Jul 23, 2022

TPG: The fire pit arrived very well packaged and in reasonable time. It's heavy (130+ lbs. as packaged) so be prepared for that. The construction is pretty much what I expected: fake resin rectangular stones with a metal sheeting base. From the time the box was placed where we planned to have the fire pit to when we were ready to push the igniter button was about 30 minutes. The ignition procedure is a bit odd, unlike any gas cooking grill I've ever owned, but pretty easy to accomplish. Of course, we had to christen the fire pit the first night and all was well until my wife and I agreed that something was missing. It just wasn't the same ambiance as our old wood fire pit. what was missing was the crackling sound of burning wood. Problem solved. What started out as a joke actually turned into a difference maker. i got one of my small, but loud, bluetooth speakers, paired it with my phone, placed it inside where the tank is and found an audio track of burning wood sounds on the web. At first, my wife thought it was pretty funny. But as the evening progressed, we actually found ourselves enjoying the digital sound. In case you're wondering, the speaker did...

United States on Sep 21, 2021