American Fyre Designs Iron Saddle Long Firetable Gas Fire Pit

Every seat at this table is the one closest to the fire. Quick Facts • Heating Capacity: Open-air radiant warmth for the seats around it—outdoor firetables carry no square-footage rating. • Viewing Area: 48″ of linear flame down the center of the table. • Fuel: Natural gas or propane. • Controls: Adjustable flame height at the table, with a valve that shuts the gas off on its own if the flame goes out; smartphone control optional. • Fan: None Who It’s For Most fire pits are built for four chairs pulled in tight. Seat eight along a sectional and the circle breaks—the people near the flame are comfortable, and the far end of the patio is on its own. You need a fire long enough to reach the whole party . If you host outside—long table, big sectional, guests who stay past sunset—the Iron Saddle Long Firetable is the one built for it. Pick a standard round pit instead and you’ll spend the evening watching chairs migrate toward the middle. What Makes It Special The Iron Saddle Long runs a 48-inch stainless steel burner down the center of a six-foot table , so the flame stretches from one end of the seating to the other instead of pooling in the middle. The body is handcrafted glass fiber reinforced concrete—concrete blended with glass fiber and acrylic polymer—so it stands up to the weather year-round and looks like carved stone without weighing like one solid block. The metal saddle straps that give it its name lift the body off the patio at each end. Flame height adjusts right at the table: drop it to a glow for dinner, push it up when the evening cools. Add the optional FyreStarter Bluetooth system and the fire answers your phone instead—on, off, high, or low—with two USB ports built in for charging phones or an outdoor speaker. That option needs 120V power run to the table. Possible Downsides • No room for a propane tank inside the body; propane installs need the tank housed separately. • Fire media is sold separately; glass, gems, stones, and log sets are add-ons, and the table ships without them. • Smartphone control is an option, not standard, and requires 120V power at the table. If your patio seats more people than your fire can reach, the Iron Saddle Long Firetable is the right decision. The patio becomes the place everyone ends up when the sun goes down. It comes in seven finishes—White Aspen, Café Blanco, Black Lava, Smoke, Travertine, Dark Basalt, and Light Basalt—for natural gas or propane, with fire media ranging from reflective glass, gems, and diamond nuggets to creekstones, river rock, lava, and gas log sets, plus optional vinyl and stainless steel protective covers.

Manuals & Spec Sheets

Documentation for this model is available in the showroom.