“Get it! Hoping my first review didn’t publish because I didn’t know the silver label around the base was removable…it peels off. This looks great, love the luminescent rocks, easy to assemble and can’t wait to light it up.” – Lora P. (Source: Amazon)

“Perfect size for a table. I wanted an outdoor fire pit that didn’t smoke and didn’t set on the ground raking up floor space ..this is perfect for my small porch as it doesn’t take up any extra bulky space. It comes with clear flat marbles but I added Caribbean Blue fire glass .. Make sure you have an umbrella hole for the propane tank if you plan to put it on a table. Sometimes it takes a few turns of the knob to get the fire to light but nothing I’d take a star off for .. if that changes I’ll update this review but so far so good ..love it !” – Stephanie Louise Ours (Source: Amazon)

“Looks very nice on my patio! It took me a few minutes to realize I could takeoff the silver sticker and now that it’s off, I really love how this looks under my pergola. Had a little trouble lighting it, just had to move the glass rocks around to make sure it had enough airflow. I been able to light it several more times successfully. Haven’t tried it in chilly weather yet, so I don’t know how much heat it gives off, will report back.” – LL (Source: Amazon)

“Great Way to Upgrade Patio Table. I really like this tabletop fire pit. It isn’t small like the fire pots you can get from local big box home improvement stores that take the little canisters of flammable gel material to have a small fire feature on a tabletop, but it isn’t overly large where it’s going to take over your entire table. If you want a reasonable sized fire pit type feature on your existing patio table, this is a really neat option. It is theoretically very simple to set up. You screw together the propane tank bracket and install it on the underside of the fire pit. If you have a table made from thin material, the process is simple. You simply put the fire pit in place over the umbrella hole in the table, then hand screw the bracket on from below with the included parts. However, if you happen to have a thicker table, you will need to improvise. I have a heavy duty round table and it turned out that the stem piece on the underside of the fire pit wasn’t long enought to go all the way through the table material and still have space on the bottom to screw the bracket on. I wound up getting an adapter that connects a full sized propane tank, which I was able to fish up through the hole in the table and connect it to the propane input on the bottom of the fire pit. The downside is that I now have a larger propane tank sitting under my table, which some people may not like. With my table style, it is still reasonably well hidden and doesn’t encroach on anyone’s leg room since I have a larger round patio table, so it isn’t a problem for me. On the plus side, I now have a very large capacity of propane available without having to frequently switch out the smaller camping style propane tanks, which is a nice convenience. Overall, I really like this tabletop fire pit. It provides nice ambiance and a little bit of warmth, thought it’s certainly not on the level of the type of warmth that you would get out of a large built in fire pit.” – Kyle (Source: Amazon)

“Must have umbrella hole – no cover included. Your table needs an umbrella hole and the tank lasted us 3 hours exactly (tank not included). It was super easy to install, just put it inside the umbrella hole and the gas tank goes underneath. You can turn on/off the fire with the knob on the side. Downside: I tried to warm up my hands and automatically tried to pull it towards me to be closer to it, but since it’s in the umbrella hole it stays in the middle. I live in Illinois, so we have crazy weather here, I wish it would have an individual cover for it as I would like to keep it on the table for days instead of always taking it off the table and store it away. Other than that, we love it! I do recommend it, it changes the atmosphere” – Family of 5 (Source: Amazon)

“Easy to set up. This is a small little table top fire pit that brings big bang for the buck!! It fit perfectly in the table umbrella hole and was really easy to set up. At first try the flame did not light but I could smell the gas. Kept trying on and off for a few minutes and out of nowhere it lit and that was that. Love it so much and can’t wait to have wine night and pizza parties outside this spring!” – Louise (Source: Amazon)