The best match for a paving-stone look is a propane fire table with a stone-style finish, such as the COSIEST square table or Real Flame Scottsdale round table. SUNBURY and PIZZELLO offer other stone-look gas fire-table options, while black lava rocks are a separate decorative filler product—not a complete fire pit. Compare fuel setup, burner output, shape, and whether the propane tank is included before choosing.
| Product | Best For | Listed Burner Output |
|---|---|---|
| COSIEST Square Fire Table | Compact ledgestone style and concealed tank | 50,000 BTU |
| Real Flame Scottsdale | Round table with included accessories | 50,000 BTU |
| SUNBURY Fire Column | Stone appearance and 40,000-BTU burner | 40,000 BTU |
| PIZZELLO Fire Pit Table | Tabletop versatility and electronic ignition | 50,000 BTU |
| Black Lava Rocks | Decorative fire-pit filler or landscaping | Not applicable |
COSIEST Square Faux-Ledgestone Fire Table
This 32-inch square table is best for buyers who want a compact fire feature with a stacked brown ledgestone appearance. Its 50,000-BTU stainless steel burner uses propane, and the base is designed to conceal a standard 20-pound tank. Lava rocks, a waterproof cover, push-button ignition, and knob-based flame adjustment are listed features.
The magnesium oxide construction is described as heat resistant and low maintenance. Its wide tabletop ledge can also hold drinks or appetizers, making it a functional gathering table as well as a fire feature. Choose this model if a concealed tank and square footprint suit your patio layout.
Limitation: The propane tank is not included. This is a faux-stone table, not a fire pit built from paving stones.
Real Flame Scottsdale Round Stone Fire Table
The 40-inch Scottsdale is best for buyers who prefer a round stone-look table and want several listed accessories included. It has a 50,000-BTU stainless steel burner, adjustable flame, push-and-turn ignition, lava rock filler, burner lid, storage cover, tank seat, and a 9-foot propane hose with regulator. The product is listed as fully assembled.
Its required 20-pound propane tank must sit outside the fire table, so plan for a nearby location for the tank. The listing also describes a natural-gas conversion option using a separately sold kit and a certified gas technician.
Limitation: The tank is not included and cannot be stored inside the table, according to the product details. Choose another model if concealed tank storage is a priority.
SUNBURY Stone-Look Propane Fire Column
The SUNBURY is best for buyers seeking a stone-style gas fire feature with a lower listed output than the 50,000-BTU tables in this selection. It uses propane and has a 40,000-BTU burner, stainless steel internal burner, lava rocks, and a waterproof cover. Its magnesium oxide top is described as having a spray finish intended to help prevent cracking.
The product listing identifies it as CSA certified. Its stone appearance can complement a paved patio without requiring buyers to construct a fire pit from individual paving stones. Consider it when its output and design fit the intended outdoor space.
Limitation: The supplied details do not specify tank storage or ignition type. Confirm those setup details before purchase if they matter to your installation.
PIZZELLO 43-Inch Propane Fire Pit Table
This 43-inch table is best for buyers who want a larger surface with multiple uses. The listing describes a 50,000-BTU output, electronic ignition, flame regulation, a 304 stainless steel burner, and a lid that can cover the fire area to create a standard table surface. It is described as CSA certified and includes a thermocouple safety feature that automatically shuts off the gas, according to the product details.
Choose PIZZELLO if converting the covered fire area for table use is a priority. Its stone-style design can suit a patio with paving stones, while the burner provides a gas-flame alternative to a wood-burning pit.
Limitation: The provided features do not state whether the propane tank is included or how it is stored. Verify the fuel setup and placement requirements before buying.
Black Lava Rocks For Fire Pits
These 1- to 2-inch black lava rocks are best for buyers who already have a compatible fire feature and want decorative filler. The package is listed as 20 pounds. The product details describe the rocks as heat resistant and note their use for fire pits, landscaping, gardens, water features, and other decorative applications.
The listing also says the rocks can retain and distribute heat. They may complement a stone patio, but they do not provide a burner, fuel connection, ignition system, or fire-pit enclosure.
Limitation: This is filler material only. Check the fire feature’s instructions for suitable filler size and quantity before using it.
Buying Guide: How To Choose A Stone-Look Fire Pit
Do you want paving stones or a finished fire table?
These products are freestanding gas fire tables or decorative rocks, not assembled paving-stone masonry kits. A finished fire table offers a ready-made stone-like appearance. A built-in pit made from paving stones requires a separate design and construction plan; do not assume these tables are designed to be embedded or enclosed.
Which shape and size fit your patio?
Compare the product dimensions with the available patio area and the surrounding seating layout. The COSIEST is square and 32 inches wide, while the Scottsdale is round and 40 inches in diameter. PIZZELLO is listed as 43 inches. Check the complete product specifications for height and required clearances before arranging furniture.
How should you compare fuel and heat output?
All four fire tables listed here use propane. Their stated outputs range from SUNBURY’s 40,000 BTU to 50,000 BTU for COSIEST, Scottsdale, and PIZZELLO. Output alone does not establish how warm a particular seating area will feel. Follow the manufacturer’s placement and operating instructions, and check whether a tank is included or must be positioned outside the base.
What safety and maintenance details matter?
Look for clear ignition and flame-control information, listed safety features, and included covers. PIZZELLO lists electronic ignition and a thermocouple shutoff; COSIEST lists push-button ignition and a waterproof cover. Keep the unit on an appropriate surface and follow its manual and local rules. Never substitute loose paving stones or other materials for the manufacturer’s specified installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these fire pits made from actual paving stones?
No. The featured tables have stone-style or faux-ledgestone appearances. The lava rocks are loose decorative filler, not building stones.
Which option can conceal a propane tank?
COSIEST is described as having a base that conceals a standard 20-pound tank. The tank is not included. Scottsdale requires the tank to sit outside its table.
Which fire table has the highest listed BTU output?
COSIEST, Real Flame Scottsdale, and PIZZELLO each list 50,000 BTU. SUNBURY lists 40,000 BTU.
Can black lava rocks replace a gas burner?
No. The black lava rocks are filler material. They do not include a burner or fuel system.
Can a propane fire table go on a paved patio?
Check the specific product manual for approved surfaces, clearances, and placement. A paved patio does not remove the need to follow the manufacturer’s safety instructions.