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Built for Outdoor Spaces That Perform Year-Round
Built for the Backyard You Keep
Every grill, pergola, and fire table at Crest & Canopy is chosen for how it performs when the gathering actually matters — late in the season, under open sky, long after the rest have folded up. We stand behind what we carry with straightforward 30-day returns and free shipping on most orders within the Continental U.S. Questions? Reach us at support@crestcanopy.com.
Questions We Get a Lot
Most outdoor fire tables are designed to perform in cooler temperatures — that is part of the point. Wind exposure varies by model and site, so pairing yours with a pergola or screen structure will help the flame hold steady and let the evening run longer.
Propane gives you flexibility to position the table anywhere on your patio without running a line. Natural gas connects to your home supply for uninterrupted use and no tank swaps. The right call depends on how your outdoor space is already set up.
It depends on the clearance height and ventilation of the structure. Open-louver and fabric-canopy pergolas generally allow adequate airflow, but you should confirm minimum clearance specs for the specific fire table and structure before placing them together.
Crest & Canopy offers 30-Day Returns — full details are available in our Return Policy. If your order arrives with damage from shipping, reach out to our team promptly so we can work through the next steps with you.
About Our Fire Tables
A fire table is the element that transforms a patio from a place to sit into a place to stay. It combines the warmth and ambiance of an open flame with the function of a surface — somewhere to set a glass, anchor a seating arrangement, and hold attention across the full arc of an evening. The category is built for hosts who entertain past sunset, in seasons when others have folded their chairs and gone inside. When choosing a fire table, the key decisions are fuel type, burner output, table dimensions relative to your seating layout, and the material finish. Propane models offer placement flexibility. Natural gas models connect to a permanent line for uninterrupted use. Frame and tabletop materials range from powder-coated steel to concrete and composite stone, each reading differently against a dark deck or slate patio. Output is measured in BTUs and determines how much warmth radiates into the space. Buy for the size of the gathering you want to host, not the one you have now.