With the contemporary design of the Real Flame Baltic Rectangle Fire Table - Glacier Gray, you'll find any excuse to gather your friends around the warm fire. This fire pit table is crafted from high-quality, lightweight fiber-concrete and heavy gaug...
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With the contemporary design of the Real Flame Baltic Rectangle Fire Table - Glacier Gray, you'll find any excuse to gather your friends around the warm fire. This fire pit table is crafted from high-quality, lightweight fiber-concrete and heavy gauge steel and is finished with an outdoor-safe veneer. Its durable build, sleek design, and excellent performance will enhance your outdoor space. The linear burner comes with electronic ignition and produces up to 50,000 BTUs of heat.
The Real Flame Baltic Rectangle Fire Table - Glacier Gray comes with everything needed to make your evening memorable, including brown lava rock filler and a protective storage cover. Its glacier gray finish is simple without being understated, a neutral hue perfect for balancing a patio full of bright daffodils and tiger lilies. Rest in the easy glow of its flame over the summer holiday or a chilly fall afternoon. This rectangular fire pit table carries a CSA Certification, making it safe for everyone to enjoy! Note: Concrete material color will be accurate but the actual finish may vary from photo.
Features:
- 50,000 BTUs
- Assembled dimensions: 50.5" L x 15.5" H x 32.25" W
- Between 9 and 26 hours of burn time, depending on setting
- Battery operated ignition
- CSA Certified
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Specifications
- Fuel Type: Natural Gas | Propane
- Type: Fire Pit Table
- Ignition: Battery Operated Ignition
- Certification: CSA Certified
- Shape: Linear
- Overall Width: 50 1/2"
- Overall Depth: 32 1/4"
- Overall Height: 15 1/2"
- Material: Glass-Fiber Reinforced Concrete | Steel
- Maximum Heat Output: 50,000 BTUs
- Finish: Matte
- Color: Grey
- Burning Display: Lava Rock
- Suggested Fire Glass: 120 lbs.
- Assembly Required: Required
- Item Weight: 220 lbs.
