The Outdoor GreatRoom Company built the outdoor greatroom company fire table category from scratch. When Dan Shimek, one of the co-founders of Heat-N-Glo, launched the company in 2003, there was no established market for premium outdoor gas fire tables. Two decades later, the brand carries over 50 gas fire pit products and remains one of the most recognized names in the category. Based in Minnesota and manufacturing most of their lineup domestically, they offer a full range of shapes and price points: linear, rectangular, round, square, and dining-height fire tables ranging from under $1,600 to over $5,000.
This guide covers what makes The Outdoor GreatRoom Company different, which table types work best for different patio setups, and which models are available now at The Fireplace USA's Outdoor GreatRoom Company collection.
Every fire table in The Outdoor GreatRoom Company's lineup runs on their Crystal Fire Plus burner system. The burner is designed for sustained outdoor performance, maintaining a consistent flame in wind and varying temperatures that would reduce the output of a simpler component. It runs on both natural gas and liquid propane, and the burner pan is sized to work with glass fire media included with most models.
Most tables ship with a clear tempered glass wind guard that wraps around the burner opening. The wind guard protects the flame without blocking the visual, and it can be removed when conditions are calm. On propane-configured models, an access panel in the base of most tables conceals a standard 20-lb propane tank, eliminating the need for a gas line hookup while keeping the fuel source out of sight.
Ignition options vary across the lineup. Entry-level models use a manual spark or match-lit system. Mid-range and upper-tier models offer electronic ignition in natural gas or propane configurations, allowing you to start the fire without reaching across the table surface.
All fire tables in this lineup are UL listed. That certification matters in jurisdictions where a homeowners association, municipal permit, or insurance underwriter requires a listed outdoor gas appliance before installation.
A Top Seller: Monte Carlo 59" Linear Gas Fire Pit Table
The Outdoor GreatRoom Company's lineup covers most outdoor configurations, but each table format is better suited to specific setups.
Patio seating groups. Rectangular tables like the Providence and Havenwood sit at standard coffee table height (around 22" to 24") and work well centered in a lounge seating arrangement. At 44" wide, the Havenwood serves four to six chairs without dominating the space.
Pool surrounds and open patios. Linear fire tables in the 59" to 61" range, including the Monte Carlo and Cedar Ridge, are designed around a long, narrow flame channel that reads well from a distance. The linear flame runs the length of the burner pan, which suits a poolside setting where the fire has to carry visual presence across more open space.
Deck and balcony installations. The Havenwood 44" and Providence rectangular tables have a smaller footprint than the linear models and fit decks where total surface area is limited. The Havenwood's direct spark ignition is also more convenient in tight quarters where reaching around the table to light a manual burner would be awkward.
Dining-height applications. The Kenwood 81" Gas Fire Pit Table is built at 50.5" height rather than the standard lounge height, which allows it to function as both a dining table and a fire feature. This works for patios where outdoor dining and evening ambiance need to happen at the same surface, rather than requiring two separate pieces of furniture.
Built for Pool Surrounds: Cedar Ridge 61" Linear Gas Fire Pit Table
The Outdoor GreatRoom Company occupies the mid-to-premium tier of outdoor gas fire tables. Most of their tables run $1,499 to $3,999, with specialty items above that. This puts them above mass-market fire bowls from big-box retailers and within range of other established hearth brands in the gas fire pits and fire tables category.
A few things that separate them from the broader market:
Domestic manufacturing. Most of their fire tables are made in Minnesota. Domestic production is uncommon at this price point and tends to translate to tighter assembly quality, better service part availability, and more consistent finish across batches.
Shape and size variety under one brand. Most fire table brands concentrate on one or two form factors. The Outdoor GreatRoom Company offers linear, rectangular, round, square, and dining-height tables in a single lineup, which makes it practical to match the table geometry to the patio layout rather than settling for whatever shape fits the budget.
Commercial-rated construction. Several models in their lineup are tagged for both residential and commercial use. The powder-coated steel frames and UL-listed burner systems hold up in higher-traffic environments with more variable conditions than a private residential patio.
The following Outdoor GreatRoom Company models are currently active and available through The Fireplace USA's Outdoor GreatRoom Company collection:
Providence Rectangular Gas Fire Pit Table — from $1,499. The entry point for the rectangular series. Available in brown, white, and stainless steel. The stainless configuration is the most weather-resistant finish option and the most accessible price in the lineup.
Balsam Montego 59" Linear Gas Fire Pit Table — $1,899. The entry point for their linear series. A 59" linear table with adjustable flame and an access door for propane storage, suited to buyers who want a linear format without the cost of the Monte Carlo or Cedar Ridge.
Havenwood 44" Gas Fire Pit Table — $2,349. A mid-size rectangular fire table with a wood-texture top surface and 55,000 BTU output. Direct spark ignition makes it the most convenient to start at this price point. Available in Driftwood and Stone Gray finishes.
Monte Carlo 59" Linear Gas Fire Pit Table — $2,699. All-black design with a tempered glass tabletop and 80,000 BTU output. The clean, minimal aesthetic works well in modern patio setups with dark-toned furniture. Available in natural gas and propane.
Cedar Ridge 61" Linear Gas Fire Pit Table — $2,999. A 61" linear fire table with a warm wood-look surface on a dark base. Available with manual, LP electronic, or NG electronic ignition. The wood-look surface suits transitional outdoor spaces and natural-material furniture palettes.
Kenwood 81" Gas Fire Pit Table — $3,999. Dining height at 50.5" with 80,000 BTU output and 81" of table length. The right option for patios where the fire table also needs to function as the primary outdoor dining surface for a group of six or more.
A Compact Standout: Havenwood 44" Gas Fire Pit Table on a residential deck
Most are made in Minnesota. The company is part of HNI Corporation and has maintained domestic manufacturing since its founding in 2003.
Yes. Most models support both fuel types. Natural gas configurations require a permanent gas line. Propane models accept a standard 20-lb tank stored inside the access panel in the base on most designs.
Output varies by model. Mid-size rectangular models including the Havenwood produce 55,000 BTU. Linear models including the Monte Carlo and Cedar Ridge produce 80,000 BTU. The Kenwood dining table also produces 80,000 BTU.
Yes. The fire tables in their lineup carry UL listing, with several models also carrying ULC and CE certifications. UL listing is required by some municipalities and homeowners associations for outdoor gas appliances.
Yes. Most models include a clear tempered glass wind guard that surrounds the burner opening. The wind guard maintains the flame in outdoor conditions and can be removed when conditions are calm.
On most propane-compatible models, yes. An access door in the base conceals a standard 20-lb propane tank, eliminating the need for a gas line while keeping the fuel source out of sight beneath the table surface.
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