Modeno Venice Fire Table
$899.00
Introducing the Venice Fire Table – where contemporary elegance meets the captivating charm of firelight. Elevate your outdoor gatherings with this exceptional centerpiece that seamlessly blends modern design with the enchantment of a fire feature.
Included in the Package:
- Venice Fire Table
- 13.2 lbs of Lava Rock
- Canvas Cover
The Elementi Venice Natural Gas/Propane Fire Table, OFG113, is a versatile outdoor fire pit table and patio furniture piece. It features a 50,000 BTU capacity, electric ignition with an automatic safety shut-off, and a Stainless Steel Burner.
The burner pan and ring are crafted from 18 Gauge, 304 Stainless Steel, ensuring a high-quality and robust build, not plated. This fire pit table offers an impressive 50,000 BTU flame with auto-ignition, guaranteeing a clean and smoke-free burn. It’s an excellent addition to your backyard, patio, deck, poolside area, or any outdoor living space.
The Venice Fire Table is constructed from high-performance cast concrete, known for its strength and durability. It provides a safe and cozy bonfire experience and holds CSA and CE certifications. You can enjoy the mesmerizing dance of flames on the lava rock while staying warm within the fire table’s heating radius.
The Venice fire table offers a comfortable seating area. It’s easy to set up in your backyard with either a pre-attached 10 ft hose and regulator for a 20lbs. propane tank or a 10ft hose with brass quick connect ends for natural gas connection.
Optional Accessories (Sold Separately):
- Round Tank Cover (Model: ONB01-102)
- Square Tank Cover (Model: ONB01-109)
| Weight | 105 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 34.3 × 34.3 × 14.6 in |
| Brand | |
| Color | Black |
| Gas Type | Liquid Propane, Natural Gas |
| Shape | Round |
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The Elementi fire pit is very easy to operate with a single control knob similar to many gas appliances, simply push and twist the knob, holding it in until the ‘pilot’ is established before turning the knob further to ignite the main burner.
