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Rectangular Gas Fire Pit Tables — Outdoor Gathering Redefined

A rectangular fire pit table is the centerpiece of serious outdoor entertaining — wide enough to rest drinks and plates around the flame, long enough to anchor a full seating arrangement. Our rectangular gas fire pit collection from The Outdoor Plus features five distinct designs, each handcrafted in the USA: the Del Mar in GFRC concrete, the Coronado in GFRC wood grain and powder-coated steel, the Regal in metal finishes, the Billow with its wave-inspired silhouette, and the Big Sur in wood grain concrete.

Every rectangular fire pit in this collection is built with a wide body — 24 to 28 inches across — giving you a generous ledge around the burner for glasses, plates, and conversation. Available in sizes from 48 inches to 84 inches long, in materials including GFRC concrete, powder-coated steel, Corten steel, stainless steel, and hammered copper. All models are compatible with both natural gas and liquid propane and include a stainless steel burner, fire pan, key valve, and lava rock.

Whether you need a compact 48-inch fire pit table for an intimate patio or a commanding 84-inch outdoor fire table for a large terrace, there is a size, material, and finish to match. The Del Mar and Coronado are our most popular collections for residential outdoor living, while the Regal and Billow bring distinctive metal design for commercial and architectural projects. Free shipping to all 48 contiguous states — contact Mike at mike@chichomedeco.com for expert guidance. We typically respond within 2 hours during business hours.

Frequently Asked Questions About Rectangular Fire Pit Tables

What is the difference between a rectangular fire pit and a linear fire pit?

A rectangular fire pit table is 24 to 28 inches wide with a broad ledge around the burner — it functions as both a fire feature and a table surface for drinks, plates, and accessories. A linear fire pit is much narrower (around 14 inches wide) and designed purely as a dramatic flame feature. If you want a functional gathering surface, choose rectangular. If you want a sleek architectural accent, explore our linear fire pit collection.

How do I choose the right size rectangular fire pit for my patio?

Match the fire pit to your seating arrangement and available space. A 48-inch fire pit table suits 4–6 chairs on a smaller patio or balcony. A 60-inch fire pit is the most popular residential size, fitting 6–8 seats comfortably. A 72-inch fire pit works well for larger patios and 8–10 guests. The 84-inch fire pit is ideal for expansive terraces, resort pools, and commercial hospitality spaces. Leave at least 36 inches of clearance between the fire pit edge and any combustible surface or seating.

What is the difference between the Del Mar and the Coronado fire pit?

The Del Mar is made from GFRC concrete with a smooth, modern finish available in over ten colors (Black, Chestnut, Ash, Gray, Limestone, and several Rustic finishes). The Coronado is available in two material families: GFRC wood grain concrete (Ebony, Oak, Ivory) for a natural wood texture, and powder-coated steel (15 color options including Gloss Black, Matte Black, and metallic finishes). Both share the same rectangular proportions and are available in 48-inch through 84-inch sizes.

What materials are these rectangular fire pits available in?

Our rectangular collection spans five material categories: GFRC concrete (Del Mar — smooth finish, Big Sur — wood grain finish), GFRC wood grain (Coronado — wood grain texture in concrete), powder-coated steel (Coronado — 15 color options), Corten steel (Regal, Billow — develops natural weathered patina), stainless steel (Regal, Billow — brushed modern finish), and hammered copper (Regal, Billow — rich metallic finish that patinas over time). All materials are engineered for year-round outdoor exposure.

Do rectangular fire pit tables require professional installation?

Natural gas models require a permanent gas line and must be installed by a licensed plumber or gas technician to meet local building codes. Propane models connect to a standard LP tank stored inside the fire pit through a convenient access door — no permanent installation required. For installation questions specific to your space or local requirements, contact our team at mike@chichomedeco.com.

Are GFRC concrete fire pits durable for outdoor use?

GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete) is engineered specifically for outdoor applications. It is 50% lighter than standard concrete while being significantly stronger, thanks to embedded glass fibers that prevent cracking and eliminate rust. The color is cast throughout the material — it will not peel, chip, or fade. GFRC fire pits perform well in all climates and are resistant to freeze-thaw cycles, UV exposure, and moisture. A protective cover during off-season storage will maximize the lifespan of your unit.

What ignition options are available?

All rectangular fire pit tables offer three ignition systems: match lit (manual ignition with included key valve — simplest, no electrical connection needed), match lit with flame sense (LC Certified safety system that automatically shuts off gas if the flame extinguishes), and electronic ignition (12V or 110V plug-and-play system compatible with switches, remote controls, pool controllers, and home automation). Electronic ignition includes smart weather technology that reignites the flame automatically in wind or rain.