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Concrete Fire Pits

Best Concrete Fire Pits for Sale

You’ve looked at all the fire pit options out there, and you’ve decided that an outdoor concrete fire pit is the way to go. But even though you know you want one, you’re just not sure which fire pit will be right for you and your family.

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Concrete Propane Fire Pits

If you’re looking for a fire pit that can be moved around, a concrete propane fire pit is the way to go. When it comes to concrete outdoor fire pits, propane fuel ensures you aren’t tied to a single spot on your deck, patio, or in your backyard.

All our concrete fire pits are made of real glass-fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) — no faux concrete fire pits (propane or otherwise) here. No matter what you choose, a propane tank is an excellent fuel source for any concrete fire pit.

Outdoor Concrete Fire Pit Table

Sometimes you just want something a little on the classy side, something that’s going to do more than just heat up your backyard, deck, or patio — a centerpiece that draws the eye and makes your guests say “WOW!”

If that’s what you’re looking for — and who isn’t? — then you need a modern concrete fire pit table. Concrete fire pit tables — with glass guards or without — make a powerful statement and create the perfect atmosphere for drinks, desserts, and a little bit of slow dancing. And if you get a concrete propane fire pit table, you can move it around however you want, letting you get the most out of your purchase.

Round Concrete Fire Pit - Fire Bowl Designs

Round fire pits aren’t for everyone.

Maybe you’re looking for something that’s just more your style.

A round concrete fire pit table might be exactly what you need.

When it comes to fire pits and concrete, round fire pits (gas or propane) and concrete fire pit bowls are extremely popular. It really just boils down to your personal aesthetic — what’s going to look best in your backyard? Because they have an edge, round fire pit tables are great when you have company — they give you a place to set food and drinks.

Concrete fire pit bowls are more for looks. They add a bit of magic to your backyard, but you don’t have room on the edges to set anything on.

Choose the one that’s the best concrete fire pit for you. One that perfectly matches your style and setup.

Outdoor Concrete Gas Fire Pit

Whether you’re looking for a rectangular concrete fire pit (natural-gas-fueled, of course) or a concrete gas fire pit bowl, you’re making a great decision by choosing natural gas as a fuel source.

Once you have your gas fire pit perfectly positioned in your backyard or on your patio or deck, you never have to worry about running out of fuel. You can stay up as late as you want with a few snacks, a little wine, and a lot of laughs, and that fire will never go out.

Square Concrete Fire Pit

Square concrete fire pit tables are fantastic for outdoor parties that never seem to stop. You can gather the whole neighborhood for drinks, snacks, and s’mores for the kiddos, and there will be plenty of room on the fire pit table to set those drinks and snacks down for everyone to enjoy.

If you’re looking for something that’s a little more low-key but still made of concrete, a low, square fire pit table might be right for you. You can relax right next to it in a lounge chair, enjoy a cool drink, and let the warmth of the fire ease away the tension of the day.

Concrete Fire Pit with Hidden Propane Tank

If you’re looking for a concrete fire pit table with a hidden propane tank, you’ve come to the right place. A hidden propane tank is a must for just about any aesthetic. No one wants to look at an unsightly propane tank while enjoying a night by the fire. Whether you prefer a sleek fire pit table or a stylish round concrete fire pit with hidden propane tank, you can ensure your backyard, patio, or deck always looks great.

Concrete Bowl Fire Pit

Concrete fire bowls offer a sculptural alternative to traditional shapes perfect when you want modern style and lasting performance. These bowl fire pits are crafted from fiber-reinforced concrete, built to handle the elements while delivering solid heat output. Whether you choose propane or gas, each bowl brings a cozy, centered flame ideal for laid-back outdoor living. Add fire media like lava rock or glass, and you’ve got an eye-catching focal point for any backyard setup.

Cement Fire Pit for Sale

Cement fire pits in this collection are made from high-performance GFRC, giving you that solid cement look with extra durability and weather resistance. Available in both round and square formats, these units feature clean lines, strong BTU ratings, and options like hidden propane tanks. Ideal for patios, decks, or poolside lounges, each cement fire pit combines heat, design, and low-maintenance performance made for everyday use and built to impress and whether it’s a bold square shape or a minimal fire pit table concrete piece, you’re sure to find the right balance of style and function.

FAQs About Concrete Fire Pit

Yes, a concrete fire pit is a great idea for long-term durability and visual appeal. It's resistant to weather, easy to maintain, and blends well with modern and rustic designs. If you're looking for a permanent outdoor centerpiece that doesn’t rust or warp, concrete is an ideal choice. Just ensure it’s properly sealed and installed to prevent cracking.

Concrete is safe for fire pits when it’s built to handle high temperatures. To prevent cracking or spalling, it's important to use heat-resistant materials like fire bricks or refractory mortar inside the fire pit. Proper design with ventilation and moisture control also improves safety and longevity.

You can place a fire pit on a concrete slab, but you’ll need a heat barrier to protect the surface. Over time, high heat can cause concrete to crack or chip. Use fire bricks, paver stones, or a fire pit pad underneath the fire pit to reduce direct heat contact and prevent damage.

A concrete fire pit usually costs between $200 and $1,000, depending on the size, shape, and whether it’s DIY or professionally installed. Basic DIY kits are more affordable, while custom-designed pits with gas burners and built-in seating can range from $1,500 to over $3,000.

Concrete may crack if exposed to high heat without protection, but this is preventable. Most concrete fire pits are reinforced and include insulating layers like fire brick or heat shields. Hairline cracks are normal over time but rarely affect performance if the fire pit is well built and maintained.

Always use a heat buffer at the bottom of your fire pit. Start with a layer of sand or gravel (4–6 inches) to improve airflow and drainage. On top, place fire bricks, lava rocks, or a steel liner to protect the base from direct flame exposure. This setup prevents heat damage and keeps the concrete intact.