Gas Fire Pits for Outside Patio, 42 Inch 3-PC Propane Fire Pit Table | 3 in 1 Round Base Patio Heater, 65,000 BTU Stainless Steel Burner, Wind Guard, and Baking Sheet for Garden, Patio

About this item Evening Patio Gathering Configuration: The 42" x 42" x 14.2" metal gas fire pit operates with 65,000 BTU propane burner for outdoor entertaining.The 108-pound weight provides stability for table use while the propane tank remains concealed beneath the tank cover which doubles as side table space
Outdoor Cooking Platform Setup: The included Enamel iron baking griddle converts the unit into a BBQ cooking surface for preparing burgers, steaks, and vegetables. The griddle sits directly over the propane burner providing direct heat cooking capability. Stainless steel windshield reduces flame disruption during food preparation while maintaining consistent cooking temperatures across the cooking surface
Functional Coffee Table Application: With the removable lid positioned over the burner area, the 42" x 42" surface functions as an outdoor coffee table. The iron construction with matte finish supports drinks, food platters, books, and small items. The round design accommodates 6-8 people seated around perimeter for conversations, afternoon tea, and beverage service on the flat surface when lid is installed
Multi-Season Heat Source Operation: The 65,000 BTU output provides ambient heating for cool evenings, winter gatherings, and temperature regulation during outdoor activities. The LPG system uses a standard 20-lb propane tank that can be stored in the included tank lid and measures 15.5" x 16.1" x 19.9". CSA certification ensures safety compliance for residential outdoor heating applications
Weather-Protected Storage System: The polyester cover with PU coating protects the unit during non-use periods from rain, snow, and UV exposure. Black lava rock are included for flame enhancement and heat retention properties. No assembly required for main unit operation, with tank cover setup completed in under 10 minutes for immediate use after propane connection
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