BAIDE HOME 28-inch Table Top Propane Fire Pit, 40,000 BTU Tabletop Firepit for Patio, Outdoor Portable Fireplace Rectangular Fire Bowl w/Wind Glass Shield, Glass Rocks - Black

Love this product, so amazing and have had so many compliments!

Took awhile to arrive - 11 days - but arrived complete and in one piece. Works well, igniter and flame. Looks good on our upper deck in our cabana and gives off a good amount of heat (if desired).

Absolutely love this. I read a couple of reviews that ranged from how easy it was to assemble to how tricky, and hesitated a bit. I am a retired female (not stating my age on the internet) with no particular DIY skills, but had it up and running in half an hour - most of it spent reading and re-reading the instructions. It is lovely. Turns on with the press of a button and has transformed my backyard ambiance. I will agree that it does not pump out a lot of heat, but I think that it would if it were under a pergola or gazebo.

We had a large fire table which we were not enjoying as it seemed it was always in the way, it was to high and to wide. We decided to go with something smaller and after searching many different tables found this one. I think the size is perfect for a table top, it is quite large enough and looks fantastic when lit. It does not get hot underneath at all, it is actually cool under there as it draws air in to supply the flame. We have it sitting directly on top of a glass table with no problems at all.

The firepit is perfect for our oblong table and adds an nice ambiance to evenings spent outdoors. It is easy to assemble (except for the glass panels, they can be tricky) and the bottom mount gas inlet allows the propane hose to disappear under the table. The fire pit does not put out a lot of heat, but the fire itself is beautiful and relaxing. Overall a great buy! Pro tip - if the fire does not stay lit, then try partially closing the valve on the propane tank. I found that 1/4 turn open was perfect. Any more than that and the fire would go out when I released the igniter valve on the side of the unit itself.