Our most advanced. Lights 3x faster. Tallest, brightest flame. Seats 5–7 people.
The Granville 60" Fire Table is a large-format luxury outdoor concrete fire table designed for homeowners who want a centerpiece that anchors the entire patio. Handcrafted from glass-fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC), the Granville's generous 60-inch surface gives every seat at the fire its own space — no crowding, no compromising on the view of the flame.
Available in Light Gray and Dark Gray, with propane or natural gas configurations, the Granville fits seamlessly into modern, transitional, and industrial outdoor living designs.
Why the Granville?
- 60" GFRC Concrete Top — Large-format surface. Two color options: Light Gray or Dark Gray.
- High BTU Output — Delivers real warmth across a large seating area, not just visual ambiance.
- Push-Button Ignition — Reliable, instant lighting every time.
- Available in Propane or Natural Gas
- Weather-Resistant Construction — GFRC is engineered for outdoor permanence through heat, cold, and rain.
Specifications
- Length: 60 inches
- Height: Coffee/lounge height
- Material: Glass-fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC)
- Colors: Light Gray or Dark Gray
- Fuel: Propane or Natural Gas
- Ignition: Push-button spark
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes GFRC different from standard concrete?
Glass-fiber reinforced concrete is lighter and stronger than poured concrete. It resists cracking under thermal expansion and handles freeze-thaw cycles far better — critical for outdoor use in climates with cold winters.
Is the Granville available in custom sizes?
No. The Granville is a fixed 60-inch format. If you need a different size, the Manhattan 36" or Metropolis 56" are strong alternatives in the GFRC concrete line.
Which color works better in most outdoor spaces?
Light Gray is more versatile — it reads as warm and neutral and works with most patio furniture palettes. Dark Gray is a stronger statement, particularly effective in modern or all-black outdoor design schemes.
How does the Granville compare to the marble porcelain Carrara?
The Carrara has a more polished, interior-inspired look with its marble surface. The Granville reads as architectural and raw — better suited to spaces with natural materials like stone pavers, wood decking, or exposed aggregate.
