The Outdoor Plus Tacoma Fire Table

GFRC stands for Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete. It is used because it is significantly lighter and stronger than traditional concrete, making it durable enough to withstand outdoor elements without cracking or crumbling over time.

Yes, the Tacoma Slate Fire Table is compatible with both fuel types. You will need to specify your preference at the time of purchase, as the internal components are configured differently for natural gas versus propane.

This table features a high-output 304 stainless steel burner that produces 65,000 BTUs. This is a substantial amount of heat, capable of keeping a seating area warm even on chilly evenings.

This is a critical safety mechanism that monitors the flame. If the flame is accidentally extinguished—for instance, by a strong gust of wind—the system will automatically shut off the gas supply to prevent any dangerous leaks.

Yes, the base is constructed from powder-coated steel. This finish provides a protective layer that resists rust and corrosion, ensuring the table remains structurally sound and visually appealing in outdoor environments.

Manual ignition requires you to light the burner with a lighter while turning the gas valve. Push-button ignition uses a battery-powered spark to light the gas, while electronic ignition is the most convenient, allowing you to light the fire with the flip of a switch or remote control.