Fremont Fire Pit | The Outdoor Plus

The Fremont Fire Pit in powder-coated steel is a powder coat fire table with a squared, low-slung silhouette — a modern gas fire pit that reads as quiet architecture in an open setting. Handcrafted in the USA by The Outdoor Plus, this outdoor fire table brings the raw, sculptural calm of Joshua Tree to your own yard, wherever it is — a desert-modern fire pit that sits like a clean line against your horizon.

Steel construction with a hard-wearing powder coat in seven colors gives the Fremont its crisp edges and lasting finish. Each piece is individually handmade to order.

Build Your Fire Pit

Select your size, color, and ignition system above. Our design specialists will contact you to confirm your complete configuration before production begins.

Made to order — non-refundable. Once production begins, this order cannot be cancelled or returned. Freight damage must be reported within 48 hours of delivery. View our full shipping & returns policy.

Features

• Squared, low-profile powder-coated steel fire table
• Seven powder coat colors
• Three sizes: 48", 60", and 84"
• Match Lit or Electronic Ignition options
• Compatible with Natural Gas or Liquid Propane
• Classic lava rock included — fire glass available as an upgrade
• Clean, modern lines suited to desert and contemporary landscapes
• Manufacturer warranty: 1-year residential coverage on electronics, gas valves & pilot assembly; 5-year residential coverage on powder-coated steel components
• Proudly made in the USA — ships via LTL Freight, estimated 2–3 week lead time

Specifications

• 48" | 15" Tall: 48"×32", Burning Area 30"×10"×2", 40,000 BTU, 84 lbs
• 60" | 15" Tall: 60"×32", Burning Area 42"×10"×2", 60,000 BTU, 100 lbs
• 84" | 15" Tall: 84"×32", Burning Area 54"×10"×2", 80,000 BTU, 130 lbs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a fire pit and a fire table?
A fire table sits at a raised, table-height stance with a broad flat surround, so it works as a gathering surface as well as a fire feature. The Fremont is built as a table, giving guests room to set down a glass alongside the flame.

Is this suitable for a covered patio?
It can be, provided there is adequate overhead clearance and ventilation in accordance with local code. Gas fire features require open air or a well-ventilated covered space and should never be used in a fully enclosed area.