A fire pit table is a fire bowl on legs, often with a lid that turns it into a small table when the fire is out. The six below burn wood and are made of steel or iron, so there are no gas lines or BTU figures to compare. Look at size, weight and what comes in the box.
Sizes, materials and accessories come from each product’s listing page. We have not used these fire pits ourselves. Follow the maker’s manual and your local rules for open fires, because this article makes no promises about how any pit performs in use.
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What to Look For
| Feature | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Size | Bowl width sets how much wood fits and how many sit around it |
| Material | Steel, iron and cast iron differ in weight and coating |
| Lid or screen | A lid makes a table; a mesh screen covers the fire |
| Grill option | Some include a grate, some do not |
Specs at a Glance
| Fire pit | Size | Material and weight | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quilushey 32 in | 27 x 23 x 11 in listed | Powder-coated iron; 22 lb | Spark screen and poker; fuel listed as charcoal |
| Devoko 32 in | 32 x 32 x 14.4 in | Iron with high-temperature coating; 30 lb | Waterproof cover, screen and poker; no grill included |
| Giantex 23.5 in | 25.5 x 25.5 x 27.5 in | Powder-coated alloy steel; 29 lb | Mesh cover, poker and tile tabletop |
| PWSOMJ cast iron | 24 x 24 x 6.6 in | Cast iron and iron | Grill, metal lid and poker; lid forms a table |
| Wisteria Lane 43 in | 43 x 43 x 32 in | Powder-coated metal; 37.4 lb | Two adjustable grill plates and a lid |
| Pure Garden 26 in | 26 x 26 x 24 in | Powder-coated steel | Lattice sides, screen, poker, grate and cover |
The 6 Best Fire Pit Tables
1. Quilushey 32 Inch Fire Pit Table
A square powder-coated iron pit listed at 27 by 23 by 11 inches and 22 lb, sold with a spark screen and poker, and described as a fire pit, grill or ice bucket.
Suits: a light, low pit. Strengths: the lightest here at 22 lb. Weaknesses: the 32 inch title does not match the listed dimensions. Skip it if you need a confirmed size.
2. Devoko 32 Inch Fire Pit Table
A square iron pit 32 inches on each side and 14.4 inches high, 30 lb, with a high-temperature coating, a waterproof cover, a mesh spark screen and a poker.
Suits: a wide square bowl. Strengths: a cover and 32 inch width. Weaknesses: called 3-in-1, yet the page says no grill is included. Skip it if you want to cook on it.
View Devoko Outdoor Fire Pit, 32 Inch Firepit Table Metal Outdoor Fireplaces on Amazon
3. Giantex 23.5 Inch Round Fire Pit Table
A round alloy steel pit with a powder-coated finish, a mesh cover, a poker and a tile tabletop, 25.5 inches wide and 27.5 inches high, 29 lb.
Suits: a small patio. Strengths: a tile top and a mesh cover. Weaknesses: a small bowl. Skip it if you want a larger fire.
4. PWSOMJ 23 Inch Cast Iron Fire Pit
A round cast iron and iron bowl, about 24 inches wide and 6.6 inches high, with a removable grill, a flat metal lid that works as a table, a poker and three stands.
Suits: cast iron and a table lid. Strengths: a grill, lid and poker together. Weaknesses: a low profile; the weight is not listed. Skip it if you want a tall pit.
5. Wisteria Lane 43 Inch Fire Pit
A large round powder-coated metal pit, 43 inches wide and 32 inches high, 37.4 lb, with two adjustable grill plates that rotate and a protective lid. The maker says it seats 8 to 10 guests.
Suits: larger groups. Strengths: two grill plates and a wide top. Weaknesses: the biggest footprint. Skip it if space is tight.
View 43″ Large Fire Pit for Outside with 2 Adjustable Grills, Lid and Fire Poker on Amazon
6. Pure Garden 26 Inch Lattice Fire Pit
A round pit in powder-coated steel with lattice sides, 26 inches wide and 24 inches high, with a screen, poker, grate and cover.
Suits: a classic open-lattice look. Strengths: a grate and a cover included. Weaknesses: the page lists the material as stainless steel but the text says powder-coated steel. Skip it if the exact metal matters.
Care and Setup
- Read the maker’s manual and local rules before lighting a fire.
- Place the pit on level ground away from structures.
- Let it cool and clear the ash before covering it.
- Keep a cover on it between uses.
Mistakes to Avoid
- Trusting a title size without checking the listed dimensions.
- Assuming a 3-in-1 pit includes a grill.
- Putting the cover on a warm pit.
- Choosing a large pit for a small deck.
Fire Pit Table FAQ
Do these use gas?
No. All six burn wood, so they have no BTU figure. Gas models are covered in separate guides.
Can the lid be a table?
The PWSOMJ and Wisteria Lane describe lids that work as a tabletop when the fire is out.
The Short Version
For a light pit, the Quilushey. For a wide square bowl, the Devoko. For a tile top, the Giantex. For cast iron, the PWSOMJ. For a crowd, the Wisteria Lane. For a lattice look, the Pure Garden.
