American Fyre Designs 60" Reclaimed Wood Dining Fire Table

A fire pit dining table offers the best of both worlds: a comfortable place to dine and a cozy gathering spot around a fire. Here's why it's a worthwhile investment:

Multi-Functional: Enjoy delicious meals with loved ones while basking in the warmth of the fire.

Enhanced Atmosphere: Create a captivating and inviting ambiance for your outdoor space.

Convenient and Easy to Use: With a fire pit dining table, you can enjoy the benefits of a fire without the hassle of a separate fire pit.

By choosing a fire pit dining table, you're investing in a versatile and enjoyable piece of furniture that will enhance your outdoor living experience.

Outdoor fire tables are generally safe when used responsibly. Here are some key safety tips to keep in mind:

Placement: Place your fire table on a level, non-flammable surface, away from structures, trees, and flammable materials.

Supervision: Always supervise the fire and keep children and pets away.

Extinguish Properly: Completely extinguish the fire before leaving the area.

Fuel Safety: Use only approved propane or natural gas fuels and follow manufacturer's instructions.

Local Regulations: Check local regulations and fire codes to ensure compliance.

By following these safety guidelines, you can enjoy your outdoor fire table without incident.

Yes, tabletop fire pits do give off heat. They are designed to provide warmth and ambiance for smaller spaces like patios, balconies, or even indoors. While they may not produce as much heat as a larger outdoor fire pit, they are still effective at creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere.

While it might seem like the quickest way to extinguish a fire, pouring water directly on a fire pit isn't the best course of action. Here's a breakdown:

Not Ideal for Several Reasons:

• Inefficient: Water can turn hot coals and embers to steam, making them harder to extinguish completely.
• Potential Damage: Sudden temperature changes can cause cracking in some fire pit materials, especially if they're hot.

Safer Alternatives:

• Let It Burn Out: The safest option is to allow the fire to burn down naturally until the coals are cool to the touch (no embers).
• Use Sand or Gravel: If you need to extinguish the fire faster, carefully pour sand or gravel over the coals to smother them.

Extinguishing Tips:

• Have a Water Bucket Nearby: Keep a bucket of water or a fire extinguisher close by for emergencies.
• Never Use Flammable Liquids: Never pour gasoline, lighter fluid, or other flammable liquids on a fire pit.