Club Rattan Rising Firepit Table (Grey, 139 x 79cm)

Gas Firepit Table

From: Club Rattan

The Club Rattan Rising Firepit Table combines a gas fire pit with a rattan-topped table in one unit. It measures 139cm x 79cm and adjusts in height from 50cm to 74cm, so it works as a low coffee table or a dining-height surface depending on the setting.

At the centre sits a 55,000 BTU burner with electronic ignition and a flame adjustment knob. Lava rocks fill the firepit area, which measures 78.5cm x 34cm. A tempered glass wind guard surrounds the flame to protect it from gusts while you sit outside.

The frame is galvanised steel with a powder-coated finish, topped with PE rattan panels in grey. A glass tabletop surrounds the firepit, giving space for drinks and plates. Assembly is required and all fixings are included in the box.

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Product Features

Rising Table Design - The table height adjusts between 50cm and 74cm using a built-in mechanism. This lets you switch from a coffee table setting for lounging to a dining height for meals, without needing separate furniture pieces. 55,000 BTU Burner - This gives strong heat output for a garden firepit table. The burner sits under lava rocks that hold and spread the warmth evenly, keeping people warm during cooler evenings outdoors. Tempered Glass Wind Guard - A glass panel wraps around the flame area to stop wind from blowing out the fire. This keeps the flame steady on breezy evenings and adds a visual barrier so you can still watch the fire safely.

Smokeless Combustion - The burner is built to burn gas cleanly with minimal smoke output. This means less smell on clothing and furnishings and a more comfortable experience for anyone sitting close to the table. Galvanised Steel Frame - Under the rattan exterior sits a galvanised steel frame with a powder-coated finish. This resists rust and corrosion from rain and damp, giving the table a longer working life outdoors. Electronic Ignition - Starting the fire is done with a push-button electronic ignition rather than matches or a lighter. This makes lighting the firepit quicker and safer, particularly in wet or windy conditions.

FAQs

What fuel does this firepit table use?

This table runs on natural gas rather than wood or charcoal. The gas burner produces 55,000 BTU of heat output, which is strong enough for most garden and patio spaces. Check your gas supply connection type before purchase since fitting requirements can differ between properties.

How much does the table weigh?

The complete table weighs 45kg. This is a fairly substantial weight due to the galvanised steel frame and glass tabletop, so it's not something you'll want to move around the garden frequently. Once positioned, it's best left in a semi-permanent spot.

Can I adjust the height of the table?

Yes. The table has a rising mechanism that adjusts from 50cm up to 74cm. At the lower height it works as a coffee table for lounging around the firepit. Raised to 74cm, it functions more like a standard dining table height.

Does it come with lava rocks included?

Yes, lava rocks are included with the table. These sit over the burner and help to distribute heat more evenly across the firepit area, which measures 78.5cm x 34cm. They also give the flame a more natural look compared to a bare burner.

Is assembly required?

Yes, assembly is required. According to a customer review, most of the furniture required little assembly but the table itself needed 4 bolts fitted. All fixings and components needed for setup come included in the box.

What is the wind guard made from?

The wind guard is made from tempered glass. It surrounds the flame area to reduce the chance of wind extinguishing the fire during use. Tempered glass is also more resistant to heat and impact than standard glass.

What is the frame made from and will it rust?

The frame is galvanised steel finished with a powder coating. Galvanising adds a protective zinc layer that helps resist rust, while the powder coat adds a further barrier against moisture. This combination is intended to hold up against typical UK weather conditions.

Is this table safe to move when lit?

No. You should never move the heater when it is lit or still hot. Always turn the gas off and allow the unit to cool down fully before attempting to reposition it, to avoid fire, burns or damage to the table.