It's late September, darkness falls quickly and the air has its first chill. Instead of heading indoors, you turn a knob. The flame comes to life, friends pull their chairs a little closer and the evening begins all over again.
LISMORE is a large square gas fire pit table, 102 × 102 × 43 cm, with a round 13.2 kW burner and a body of GFRC concrete with a light grey travertine imprint.
MANHATTAN's bigger sibling
Some terraces call for a strong centrepiece. LISMORE measures 102 × 102 cm — about ten centimetres more than MANHATTAN, leaving more room around the fire for glasses and plates. With its low 43 cm profile, it becomes the centre of a large seating group.
The surface carries a finely textured imprint of natural travertine in light grey. With its square shape, everyone sits equally close to the fire and nobody ends up in a corner.

Warmth, not just a view
A 13.2 kW burner is not there for decoration. It is real radiant heat — the kind that keeps you from reaching for a blanket.
A season that doesn't end in September
The evenings turn cooler, yet the terrace stays full. And in spring you open it a month earlier than the neighbours.
Fire without everything that usually comes with it
No hauling firewood, no smoke chasing you around the table, no ash the next morning.
Travertine that isn't afraid of winter
It isn't fragile stone but GFRC — glass-fibre reinforced concrete with a travertine imprint. It looks solid, yet it is lighter and tougher than ordinary concrete.
It can spend the winter outside under its protective cover — in spring, you simply take the cover off. The colour won't fade and the surface won't crack. How GFRC differs from ordinary concrete

Press and sit down
Ignition is electronic: press the button and within seconds the round burner is alight.
You adjust the flame height smoothly with the knob, from a quiet flicker to a full blaze. At full power a 10–11 kg bottle lasts about 10–11 hours.
Safety is handled by a flame failure device — if the fire goes out, the gas supply is cut off.

What's in the box
- Lava stones to cover the burner
- Protective fabric cover for the whole table
- Gas regulator and supply hose
- AAA battery for the ignition
- Concrete repair compound
- User manual
The table arrives fully assembled. Pour in the lava stones, connect the regulator to the bottle — and your first evening by the fire can be tonight.

Technical data
| Surface | travertine imprint, Light Grey tone |
|---|---|
| Material | glass-fibre reinforced concrete |
| Output | 13.2 kW (45,000 BTU), fully adjustable |
| Gas type | propane, propane-butane (LPG) |
| Consumption | 943 – 960 g/h at full power |
| Bottle inside the table | no, it stands next to the table |
| Certification | CE, CSA |
| Product dimensions | 102 × 102 × 43 cm·80 kg |
| Package dimensions | 108 × 108 × 50 cm·93.3 kg |

What goes with it
What people add most often: a steel lid that lets it work as a table even without the fire, a wind guard and a bottle cover in the same travertine.

Frequently asked questions
Will it fit on my terrace or balcony?
Leave about 1.2 metres of free space around the table from walls and anything flammable, and place the bottle just as far away.
Which bottle do I need and how long does it last?
A standard propane or propane-butane bottle, usually 10 or 11 kg. At full power it burns for roughly 10–11 hours, much longer with a gentler flame.
Can I connect it myself?
Yes. Screw the supplied hose and regulator onto the bottle and you are ready to light it. You only need a gas fitter to convert it to natural gas.
What if the wind picks up?
If the wind blows the flame out, a safety device shuts off the gas supply by itself. For windy terraces we recommend the glass wind guard.
Can it stay outside in winter?
Yes, the material withstands frost. When you are not using the table, put the supplied cover over it.
Can I grill on it?
No. The fire pit is made for warmth and atmosphere — for food, stick to the grill.
How to start the fire pit

Do you have natural gas at home?
For homes with a natural gas supply there is an even more convenient option: converting it to your household line. Then the fire never runs out halfway through the evening.
And what does it cost? We did the maths: What an evening by the fire costs
The conversion is done by a gas fitter — or we do it before shipping and the table arrives ready to connect. Then all you do is turn the knob whenever you feel like a fire.
| Vlastnosti | |
| Model | OFMG128 |
| Output | 13,2 kW |
| Dimensions | 101 x 101 x 43 cm |
| Weight | 83 kg |
| Package dimensions | 108 x 108 x 50 cm |
| Package weight | 93,3 kg |
Related Products
Tags: Concrete












