29 Inch Propane Rattan Firepit Table with Lava Rocks and Protective Cover-Gray

-Offers 50 000 BTU of propane-fueled warmth
-Easily transforms into a coffee table with a secure lid
-Offers effortless flame adjustment via an ignition knob
-Complies with CSA safety and reliability standards
-Built with a reinforced metal frame
-Features a long-lasting and stylish rattan woven exterior
-Includes a protective PVC cover which is waterproof and sunproof
-Adjustable footpads for higher stability
-Convenient door handle for easy access of gas tank
-Tank seat for better fixation of gas tank
-Provides multipurpose use throughout all seasons
-Requires a 20lbs standard propane gas tank

● Dual-Purpose Design: In chilly weather this propane fire pit with 50 000 BTU heat output radiates ample warmth. You can also convert it into a coffee table which comes with a removable lid making it a year-round centerpiece.
● Effortless Flame Adjustment: The firepit table features a convenient ignition system with an ignition button and knob allowing you to quickly ignite and freely adjust the size of flame. Moreover compliance with CSA standards ensures reliability.
● Robust and Elegant Construction: Crafted from reinforced metal the frame of the fire pit table withstands long-time use. The elegant mix gray PE rattan also endures prolonged service life and maintains aesthetic appeal.
● Useful Protective Cover: This firepit table comes with a PVC protective cover to shield it when not in use ensuring longevity by protecting against water and sunlight damage. Note: please do not use the cover until the burner has cooled down.
● Gas Tank Required: A standard 20 lbs gas tank is needed for this firepit table. The side door with magnetic door catch ensures easy access to the gas tank. Dimension of the fire pit table: 29" x 29" x 25" (L x W x H).
● Tips for Igniting:
● 1. Please do not completely cover the burner with lava rocks when igniting.:
● 2. Please keep lava rocks always dry to prevent splashes when using.:
● 3. When the fire does not ignite try fanning the gas around the burner by hand to ensure adequate contact with oxygen.: