Gather Around the Fire Every Night

Propane fire pits offer instant ignition, adjustable flame height, and no ash cleanup, making them ideal for low-maintenance patio setups. Wood-burning fire pits provide a more traditional crackling fire experience and tend to produce more radiant heat. The right choice depends on how you plan to use your outdoor space and how much upkeep you prefer.

Yes, if your fire pit’s manufacturer permits installation on your type of deck and you follow its clearance and surface-protection requirements. Propane fire pits do not produce the flying sparks and ash associated with wood-burning models, but they still produce heat that can damage wood or composite decking. Use a heat-resistant mat only if it meets the manufacturer’s requirements; a mat alone does not make a location suitable. Place wood-burning models on manufacturer-approved, non-combustible surfaces, and check local fire codes before installation.

BTU output indicates how much heat a fire pit can produce. Higher-output models can be well suited for open patios where heat dissipates quickly, while a lower-output model may provide enough warmth for a smaller outdoor seating area. Actual warmth also depends on wind, placement, and the fire pit’s design. Use your fire pit outdoors and follow the manufacturer’s requirements for clearances and any overhead covering. Do not use it in an enclosed space.

We offer free shipping on most orders within the continental U.S. (excluding Alaska and Hawaii). If your order arrives damaged, contact our support team within 48 hours of delivery with photos of the item and packaging. Please keep the original packaging. For shipping details and return eligibility, deadlines, and conditions, please refer to our Shipping Policy and Return and Refund Policy before requesting a return.