Burnished copper top coffee table doubles as a patio fireplace. The copper plated steel cover easily converts this firepit into the perfect end table companion to any patio furniture grouping. Make the most of your space, with this clever outdoor patio fireplace. Serve drinks and snacks on the table in the afternoon, then stoke up a fire as the evening wears on.

Today's homeowner has countless choices when it comes time to select the accessories for the patio, deck, or back yard. It used to be a picnic table and a BBQ grill was all you needed. As our entertaining moves out of the house and onto the patio, all out creature comforts have followed. But after the flash of the 7 foot long gas grill has worn off and the three tiered waterfall has been reclaimed by the local frog population, there is still the universal attraction and comfort of sitting around the fire. Outdoor patio fireplaces can be found in all shapes and sizes. The choices run from copper and steel fire bowls, chimineas, patio hearths, portable fireplaces, fireboxes, fire tables, urns, and firepits. There is something for every decor, and space. The Copper Firetable helps solve space issues on your patio or deck if you have limited space. What ever your needs, it is just a clever idea. When you don't want a fire, you can replace the fire bowl and spark cover with a brushed copper table top. The unused firepit is neatly hidden away, and you have a handy coffee table. Simple. You don't even have to find a place to store your fireplace when it's not in use. When the sun goes down, the 34 inch x 22 inch firebowl is prefect for a warm cozy fire.

There will be a few things you will have to take under consideration when choosing a fireplace. Gas or wood, will it be on a patio, or a balcony, in the yard; how much room do you have; are there overhanging trees or structures, do you have kids or pets? Those are the easy questions. Now it's time to decide what the theme of you outside space might be. Are you looking for rustic, South Western, Oriental, Mediterranean, industrial, or just something simple to sit around and pass the time? When the day is done, it doesn't matter when you can kick your feet up, and comtemplate the sounds of a crackling fire.

User Tip
Fire Sense recommends placing an inch or two of ordinary sand at the bottom of your fire bowl. This will dissapate heat generated in the base bowl and surrounding floor area. The sand will also protect and extend the useful life of your firepit. Make sure there is sufficent air space between the sand the steel fire grate for proper burning.

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• Rectangular steel fire pit & coffee or accessory table
• 34" X 22" fire bowl
• 39" X 28" rectangular steel copper plated table top
• Decorative steel black powder coated stand
• Rich burnished copper plate finish
• Domed high temperature finish steel fire screen
• Wood grate and fire tool included
• Easy to assemble