Buying Guides
Three guides that start from the constraint rather than the catalogue: the smallest footprint for a tight patio, what actually helps at a gathering, and picking a table for its look rather than its BTU rating.
Start with the constraint
The specification every listing leads with - BTU, outer size - is rarely the one that decides the purchase. All five propane tables share the same 50,000 BTU rating, so the real choice usually comes down to footprint, included features or base design instead.
Published dimensions are on the sizing pages as OutVue states them, and the mechanics behind these specifications are in the reference guides.
A Fire Pit for a Small Patio →
Start from the smallest published footprints in the range, then the tradeoff between a cooking grate and lower smoke, rather than the biggest fire pit in the catalogue.
A Propane Table for Entertaining →
Start from what a table needs to do at a gathering - drink storage or table surface - rather than the biggest BTU number, since all five publish the same burner rating.
A Table for a Decorative Look, Not Just Function →
Two of OutVue's five propane tables are built around a decorative base or material rather than a plain metal frame - what actually sets them apart.