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Which brands make gas fire pits and fire tables?

Napoleon is our go-to for gas fire pits and fire tables — its Uptown square gas fire pit throws 60,000 BTU on propane, the fuel most of our rural mountain properties run on. We also build and hard-plumb custom gas fire pits and fire tables, coordinating the surround with your hardscaper. Either way, the gas line is licensed work — that's our lane.

The fire-pit brand we carry

Napoleon's Uptown is a clean, square gas fire pit that puts out a serious 60,000 BTU on propane — enough to gather a group around on a cool mountain evening. It works as a freestanding centerpiece or built into a patio, and it's a natural fit for our terrain, where evenings stay cool most of the year and an outdoor fire genuinely earns its keep.

Most of the properties we serve out in Fairview, Candler, Brevard, and the cabins run on propane, so an LP fire pit like this is right at home here.

Off-the-shelf vs. custom built-in

There are two ways to go. A freestanding fire table drops in place and looks finished the day it arrives. A built-in pit gets set into stone or a hardscape surround for a permanent, architectural look. On built-ins, we handle the gas and appliance side — the burner, the plumbing, the safe setup — and your mason or hardscaper builds the stone. We coordinate so the clearances and access panels are right.

If you're still weighing gas against wood, or table against pit, our [choosing a fire pit guide](/guides/choosing-a-fire-pit) walks through it.

The part only we can do — the gas line

Here's the piece a patio builder legally can't finish in North Carolina: the gas line. Running fuel to an outdoor fire feature means a buried, outdoor-rated line that we permit with your county and pressure-test before it ever lights. A hardscaper can build a gorgeous pit, but connecting it to propane or natural gas is licensed work.

That's what we do. Call (828) 545-0525 or request a free quote.

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