32" Propane Gas Fire Pit Table 50,000 BTU with Glass Wind Guard, 2022 Upgrade, Auto-Ignition CSA Certification Outdoor Companion

We were not sure whether to go with this type of fire pit or in ground. This unit comes with all of the accessories. It is easy to put together and looks amazing. We love the cover, it is durable.

Igniter could be better. maybe battery push button. Takes a few tries to get pit burner to light. I modified the legs with wooden blocks painted black, cut to size, inserted into hollow legs and secured with silicone before tapping in. this keeps the pit off the ground to help impede corrosion from ground contact We keep a cover on it to keep weather out so far not corrosion and still looks brand new , after many uses and months later. Gives off plenty of heat and the glass shield is great. One advice is to check and retighten the small screws on the corner clamps after the first use. The corner clamps can expand and contract enough to loosen.

Like so many before me, I was having an issue with the fire pit staying lit as soon as you let go of the control knob. After ready the "fixes" that were in some reviews, I was still not having any luck, so I contacted the seller.In short, they said one of the issues may be the thermocouple, and asked me to take it apart and adjust a brass fitting to offset 5mm something something something. Well, guess who had no idea what on earth a thermocouple was? This guy.Upon doing a quick google search, the first video I stumbled upon walked me through EXACTLY why this fire pit isnt working.I will sum it up here very briefly, but refer to the video for much more details.The safety feature in this unit stops the gas from flowing out of the burner if it were to go out. The thermocouple has a "plunger" with a spring behind it, which is attached to a copper wire. The other end of the copper wire is in the fire pit. The heat from the fire heats the copper wire, which in turn turns it into mechanical energy inside the thermocouple. What is SUPPOSED to happen, is once the copper wire is hot enough and it converts that energy into mechanical energy, the plunger is supposed to pull back. This is important, because the plunger is what stop the gas from flowing to the burner head. (This is the reason why the directions/seller say to keep the knob pressed in for 30 seconds to 2 minutes, so that copper wire heats up and pulls the plunger back)The issue is either 2 things. 1) The Thermocouple is defective and is not mechanically working correctly, or 2) the spring is too tight and the thermocouple doesnt have enough power to pull it back.I took my thermocouple out, and reduce the spring scoil by half, and gave it another shot ... no luck.I took my thermocouple back out, completely removed the spring, and glued the plunger all the way back. FIRST attempt, lit with the ignitor, and as soon as i released the knob and turn it to MIN, the fire stayed lit. EASY AS THAT. No more fussing with trying to get it to stay lit.*DISCLAIMER* As mentioned in the video, by doing this, you are REMOVING THE SAFETY FEATURE that prevents the gas from coming out of the burner head in case the fire were to go out. But do also note, the gas only comes out when the knob is on or between MIN and MAX, or when the knob is pushed in manually.VIEW VIDEO HERE - Pictures are screenshots from this video. He will tell you EVERYTHING you need to know: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzg3g1kqSf0

This unit was very easy to assemble. It appears to be ver sturdy and well made. The whole thing is a great bargain and it heats up our patio nicely. We bought 15 pounds of copper colored fire glass. Looks beautiful!

This was on sale for under $200.00. Very easy to assemble and it works perfectly. I order glass instead of using the lava rock that came with it. Looks awesome and really puts out the heat.

The media could not be loaded.  Very sturdy and beautiful! I’m 5 feet, 135 pounds and I was able to assemble this myself with my husband’s screwdriver. Had it completed in about 45 minutes. No issues. It lit right up. I filled it with 20 pounds (yes 20 pounds) of fire glass as I didn’t care for the red lava rock. I originally ordered 10 pounds of fire glass but it wasn’t enough for the full look I was going for so I ended up ordering another 10 pounds totaling 20. Nice amount of heat. The flame is on low in the video and pics. Absolutely beautiful!

Went together easily. At this price point, I was surprised at how sturdy it is. After initial lighting with a lighter, the starter worked great. Starts every time. Nice flame and pretty good heat throw. Very pleased it came with a glass shield. Some at higher pricepoints required you buy the shield separately. Very happy!

This product came with a missing piece of glass for which the seller asked for pictures of what was sent. I sent them a picture of the three sides of the wind guard, which I found odd that they didn't know what pieces came with it. A week later I received a piece of glass that looked like it came from a local hardware store (no polished ends) and it was too big. Like somebody had tried to make one themselves???? I would stay away from this vendor, something doesn't seem right and there doesn't seem to be anyway to get help through Amazon other than to ask for a refund. Who's gonna take this apart or ship it back? Now I'm just stuck with a bad product sitting on my patio. This was a big waste of money.