The Venice 34" Concrete Fire Table by Modeno is the most classically refined option in the 34" lineup — a fire table with proportions and presence that hold up in formal outdoor spaces as well as they do on a relaxed backyard terrace. Where other 34" tables lean modern or organic, the Venice has a quiet authority that works across design styles without demanding a particular one.

Same full GFRC construction, same push-button ignition, same $1,349 entry price as the others in the family. What's different is the form — and for a lot of homeowners, that's exactly the decision.

Why the Venice?

• Classically Proportioned Form — Refined silhouette that works in traditional, transitional, and contemporary outdoor spaces alike.
• Enduring Aesthetic — Doesn't read as trendy. Looks as right in five years as it does on delivery day.
• Full GFRC Construction — Weather-resistant, frost-tolerant, built for outdoor permanence.
• 34" Compact Footprint — Fits smaller patios, covered porches, and intimate lounge arrangements.
• Push-Button Ignition
• Available in Propane or Natural Gas

Specifications

• Length: 34 inches
• Height: Coffee/lounge height
• Material: Glass-fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC)
• Fuel: Propane or Natural Gas
• Ignition: Push-button spark
• SKU: OFG113
• Starting at $1,349

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Venice differ from the Roca, Aurora, and Westport?
All four are 34" Modeno GFRC tables at $1,349. The Venice stands out for its classically balanced proportions — it's the most timeless-looking of the group. The Roca reads more organic and natural. The Aurora is sharper and more architectural. The Westport is softer and more coastal. If you want a fire table that doesn't broadcast a specific trend and works across furniture styles, the Venice is the safest and most durable design choice.

What outdoor settings work best with the Venice?
Mediterranean patios, formal garden terraces, covered porches with classic furniture — anywhere that calls for refinement over edge. The Venice also works well in transitional outdoor spaces where the homeowner is mixing old and new.

Can I leave the Venice outdoors in winter?
Yes. GFRC construction handles freeze-thaw cycles and prolonged outdoor exposure reliably. A fitted cover during extended off-season periods is recommended to protect the burner assembly.

What's the difference between GFRC and standard concrete?
Glass-fiber reinforced concrete is lighter and more crack-resistant than poured concrete. The fiber reinforcement distributes thermal stress more evenly, which matters for a surface that experiences the heat of a running gas flame repeatedly over time.