At 29 inches square this is the compact end of the propane fire table range, small enough to work where a 32 or 42-inch model would swallow the available floor and still delivering a full 50,000 BTU. Output was not traded away for footprint. Flame control is a single ignition knob, so lighting and adjusting happen at one point rather than needing a valve here and a striker there, and the whole build complies with CSA safety and reliability standards. A secure lid measuring 15 by 15 inches closes over the burner and turns the table into a coffee table rated to 220 pounds, which is what makes the piece worth its floor area across all seasons instead of only cold evenings. The propane cylinder lives inside the base. A door handle opens the compartment for easy access, and an 8.5-inch tank seat holds a standard 20-pound tank fixed in position rather than free to roll. Around the outside, woven PE rattan in mixed gray covers a reinforced metal frame, giving the table furniture styling rather than an appliance look, and adjustable footpads underneath square it up on uneven ground. A protective PVC cover ships with it and is both waterproof and sunproof. Net weight is 49.5 pounds and overall height is 25 inches.