Outer Size, Fire Size and Where the Tank Goes
An advertised size is a fire pit's outer footprint, not necessarily the size of the fire itself, and a propane table's burner sits mid-table rather than using the whole tabletop. This page shows the manufacturer’s own published figures for every complete fire pit and table in the range side by side, and says plainly what has not been published rather than estimating it.
Every fire pit and table in the range
| Product | Type | Outer footprint | Fire / burner diameter | Height | BTU | Propane tank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26 Inch Wood-Burning Fire Pit with Grill & Lid | Wood-burning | 26″ diameter | — | 15.5″ | n/a | n/a |
| 32 Inch Wood-Burning Fire Pit with Grill & Lid | Wood-burning | 32″ diameter | — | 17″ | n/a | n/a |
| 36 Inch Wood-Burning Fire Pit, 2 Grills, Geometric Cut-Out | Wood-burning | 36″ diameter | 24″ | 26″ (Creators API) / 28″ (listing text) — conflict | n/a | n/a |
| 36 Inch Wood-Burning Fire Pit, 2 Grills, Star Cut-Out | Wood-burning | 36″ diameter | — | 29″ | n/a | n/a |
| 27 Inch Stainless Steel Smokeless Fire Pit | Smokeless | 27″ diameter | — | 19.2″ | n/a | n/a |
| 28 Inch Propane Fire Pit Table, 50,000 BTU (Black) | Propane table | 28″ × 28″ | — | 24.8″ | 50000 | Inside |
| 28 Inch Propane Fire Pit Table, Gold-Etched Pedestal | Propane table | 28″ × 28″ | — | 25″ | 50000 | Inside |
| 32 Inch Propane Fire Pit Table, 2 Drink Holders | Propane table | 32″ × 24″ | — | 24.5″ | 50000 | Inside |
| 32 Inch Wicker Rattan Propane Fire Pit Table | Propane table | 32″ diameter | — | 25″ | 50000 | Inside |
| 47 Inch Propane Fire Pit Table, Ceramic Tabletop | Propane table | 47″ × 24″ | — | 25″ | 50000 | Inside |
These are the manufacturer’s own published figures for the unit itself. None of this is clearance, seating room, or installation guidance - follow the manufacturer’s manual and local codes for how much room to leave, how to place a propane tank, or how to set the unit up.
The 35 in steel replacement bowl is not in this table - it has no legs or stand and is sold as a DIY or replacement part, not a complete fire pit, so its own diameter and height are not comparable row-for-row with the ten complete products above. Its own dimensions are on its product page.
Every product with a sizing page
26 Inch Wood-Burning Fire Pit with Grill & Lid →
Wood-burning · 26″ diameter
32 Inch Wood-Burning Fire Pit with Grill & Lid →
Wood-burning · 32″ diameter
36 Inch Wood-Burning Fire Pit, 2 Grills, Geometric Cut-Out →
Wood-burning · 36″ diameter
36 Inch Wood-Burning Fire Pit, 2 Grills, Star Cut-Out →
Wood-burning · 36″ diameter
27 Inch Stainless Steel Smokeless Fire Pit →
Smokeless · 27″ diameter
28 Inch Propane Fire Pit Table, 50,000 BTU (Black) →
Propane table · 28″ × 28″
28 Inch Propane Fire Pit Table, Gold-Etched Pedestal →
Propane table · 28″ × 28″
32 Inch Propane Fire Pit Table, 2 Drink Holders →
Propane table · 32″ × 24″
32 Inch Wicker Rattan Propane Fire Pit Table →
Propane table · 32″ diameter
47 Inch Propane Fire Pit Table, Ceramic Tabletop →
Propane table · 47″ × 24″
Sizing questions
Is the advertised size the size of the actual fire?
Not necessarily. The one product here with both figures published (the 36 in geometric-cut-out wood-burning pit) has a 24 in fire bowl inside a 36 in outer diameter - the outer size and the fire size are different numbers on the same listing. No other product in this brief publishes a separate fire/burner diameter, so the rest of the table shows a dash for that column rather than assuming the same ratio.
Why do some cells say "n/a" and others show a dash?
“n/a” means the field does not exist for that product at all - a wood-burning or smokeless fire pit has no gas burner and no propane tank, so BTU and tank location never apply to it. A dash means the field does apply in principle but the manufacturer has not published a figure for it.
Where does the propane tank go on the table models?
Inside the table's own cabinet, behind a side door panel - each of the five propane tables states this in its own listing text. A standard 20 lb tank is not included with any of them.
Does this table say how far to sit back from the fire, or how much space to leave for furniture?
No - this site does not publish or calculate a seating or furniture-clearance distance. The one manufacturer-stated safety distance in this range (the smokeless pit's own instruction to keep at least 0.5 m from flammable material) is shown only on that product's own page as a stated safety minimum, not a seating recommendation, and is not generalised to any other product.
Why isn't the replacement fire bowl in this table?
It has no legs or stand, so its own diameter and height describe the bowl alone, not a complete fire pit - comparing it row-for-row with the ten complete products would mislead. Its own dimensions are on its own product page.