Aluminum fire tables have become one of the most sought-after pieces in outdoor living spaces across Florida and the Southeast region. You’ve probably seen them at backyard gatherings, poolside patios, and upscale outdoor dining areas—and for good reason. These stunning centerpieces combine the warmth and ambiance of a traditional fire pit with the sleek, modern aesthetic of contemporary outdoor furniture. They transform your patio into an inviting retreat where you can gather with family and friends during cool evenings, creating memories that last a lifetime.
The popularity of aluminum fire tables isn’t just about their visual appeal. You’re investing in a piece of outdoor furniture that offers exceptional functionality, serving as both a heat source and a stylish focal point for your outdoor space. Whether you’re hosting summer barbecues, enjoying quiet autumn evenings, or extending your outdoor season into the cooler months, an aluminum fire table delivers year-round value to your patio setup.
Here’s what many homeowners don’t realize: the longevity and beauty of your aluminum fire table depend heavily on consistent, proper maintenance. You can’t simply install your fire table and forget about it. Without regular care, even the highest-quality aluminum can lose its luster, accumulate stubborn stains, and show premature signs of wear. The good news? Maintaining your aluminum fire table doesn’t require extensive time or specialized knowledge. You just need to understand the right techniques and establish a routine that protects your investment.
This guide walks you through everything you need to know about year-round maintenance for your aluminum fire table. You’ll discover:
- Effective routine cleaning practices that prevent buildup and preserve the surface
- Deep cleaning methods for tackling stubborn dirt twice a year
- Protective treatments that enhance weather resistance
- Seasonal care strategies tailored to Florida’s unique climate
- Safe handling techniques that prevent scratches and damage
By following these proven maintenance strategies, you’ll keep your aluminum fire table looking showroom-fresh for years to come. You’ll protect the durability and aesthetics that made you fall in love with this piece in the first place, ensuring it remains the centerpiece of your outdoor living space through every season.
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Understanding Aluminum Fire Tables
Aluminum fire tables have transformed outdoor living spaces across Florida and beyond, combining functional heating with sophisticated design elements. These pieces serve as both a gathering point for cool evenings and a striking centerpiece that elevates your patio’s aesthetic appeal.
The Aluminum Advantage: Built for Outdoor Living
When you invest in an aluminum fire table, you’re choosing a material specifically engineered to withstand the challenges of outdoor environments. Aluminum fire table features deliver performance that other materials simply can’t match. The metal’s natural properties create a barrier against moisture penetration, which means you won’t deal with the warping, cracking, or deterioration common in wood alternatives.
The rust resistance of aluminum stands out as one of its most valuable characteristics. Unlike iron or steel fire tables that develop unsightly rust patches after exposure to rain or humidity, aluminum forms a protective oxide layer on its surface. This natural barrier shields the metal from corrosion, keeping your fire table looking pristine year after year. You’ll appreciate this quality especially if you live in coastal areas where salt air accelerates metal degradation.
Lightweight Design Meets Structural Integrity
The lightweight design of aluminum fire tables doesn’t compromise their structural strength. You can easily reposition your fire table for different occasions or seasonal arrangements without requiring multiple people or special equipment. This portability proves invaluable when you need to:
- Move the table to accommodate larger gatherings
- Relocate it to protected areas during severe weather
- Clean underneath and around the fire table
- Rearrange your outdoor space for different seasons
Despite weighing significantly less than comparable stone or cast iron options like our Tempo Stone, aluminum fire tables maintain impressive durability. The material’s strength-to-weight ratio means you get a sturdy, stable surface that won’t wobble or shift during use, yet remains manageable when you need to move it.
Weather-Resistant Materials: Your First Line of Defense
Weather-resistant materials form the foundation of a long-lasting fire table. Quality manufacturers construct these pieces using powder-coated aluminum that adds an extra layer of protection against the elements. The powder coating process bonds the finish to the metal at a molecular level, creating a surface that resists:
- UV radiation that causes fading and discoloration
- Temperature fluctuations that can stress other materials
- Moisture from rain, snow, or morning dew
- Scratches and minor impacts from daily use
You’ll notice that premium aluminum fire tables incorporate additional weather-resistant components beyond the frame itself. The burner systems, control panels, and decorative elements all receive treatments designed to handle exposure to sun, wind, and precipitation without degrading.
Eco-Friendly Construction for Conscious Consumers
The role of eco-friendly materials in modern aluminum fire tables reflects a growing commitment to sustainable outdoor furniture. Aluminum ranks as one of the most recyclable materials available, with the ability to be melted down and reformed indefinitely without losing its inherent properties. When you purchase an aluminum fire table from manufacturers who prioritize sustainable practices, you’re supporting:
- Reduced environmental impact through recyclable materials
- Lower carbon footprints in production processes
- Responsible sourcing of raw materials
- Manufacturing methods that minimize waste
Many established furniture companies, particularly family-owned businesses with decades of experience like Beach House Patio, have integrated eco-friendly practices into their production methods. These manufacturers understand that sustainable materials don’t require compromises in quality or performance. You get furniture that performs exceptionally while aligning with environmentally conscious values.
Style Meets Substance
The aesthetic versatility of aluminum fire tables allows them to complement virtually any outdoor design scheme
Routine Cleaning Practices for Aluminum Fire Tables
Regular cleaning is essential for properly taking care of your aluminum fire table. By consistently cleaning your fire table, you can prevent dirt, pollen, food residue, and other debris from building up and dulling its surface over time. If you neglect regular maintenance, these substances can bond with the aluminum, making them harder to remove and potentially requiring harsh cleaning methods that you want to avoid.
Weekly Cleaning for High-Use Areas
If you use your aluminum fire table frequently—say, several times per week during peak outdoor season—you should implement a weekly cleaning routine. This simple practice takes just minutes but delivers significant results in maintaining your fire table’s pristine condition.
Here’s your step-by-step process for routine maintenance:
- Remove loose debris – Start by brushing off any leaves, twigs, or loose dirt from the fire table surface using your hand or a dry soft cloth.
- Prepare your cleaning solution – Mix warm water with a few drops of mild soap in a bucket (dish soap works perfectly for this purpose).
- Apply the solution – Dip a soft cloth or sponge into the warm water cleaning mixture, wring out excess liquid to avoid oversaturation.
- Wipe down all surfaces – Gently clean the aluminum surfaces using circular motions, paying attention to corners and crevices where dirt accumulates.
- Rinse thoroughly – Use a clean, damp cloth with plain water to remove all soap residue from the fire table.
- Dry completely – Wipe the entire surface with a dry microfiber cloth to prevent water spots and ensure no moisture remains.
If you have Canvas Heather Beige cushions on your patio furniture, remember to clean them separately according to their care instructions.
Monthly Deep Routine Maintenance
For moderate users who enjoy their fire table once or twice weekly, monthly cleaning sessions provide adequate maintenance. You’ll follow the same mild soap cleaning process outlined above, but you should spend extra time on areas that see the most contact—armrests, tabletop edges, and the area surrounding the fire feature.
During your monthly routine maintenance, inspect the fire table for any signs of wear, loose components, or areas requiring additional attention. This proactive approach allows you to address minor issues before they develop into larger problems.
If you have any Midori Indigo colored patio furniture, make sure to check their specific cleaning requirements as well.
Selecting the Right Cleaning Tools
The tools you choose matter just as much as your cleaning technique. You should always use:
- Soft microfiber cloths – These trap dirt effectively without scratching aluminum surfaces.
- Non-abrasive sponges – Look for sponges specifically labeled as non-scratch or designed for delicate surfaces.
- Soft-bristle brushes – Reserve these for textured areas where cloths can’t reach effectively.
- Buckets for mixing solutions – Keep separate buckets for cleaning solution and rinse water.
You must avoid steel wool, abrasive scrub pads, or rough brushes that can scratch and damage the aluminum finish. These tools create microscopic scratches that accumulate dirt and diminish the fire table’s appearance over time.
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Deep Cleaning Your Aluminum Fire Table Twice a Year
While your weekly or monthly cleaning routine keeps your fire table looking presentable, you need to schedule deep cleaning aluminum furniture sessions at least twice annually to maintain its pristine condition. I recommend timing these intensive cleanings during spring and fall—spring to refresh your fire table after winter storage, and fall to prepare it for the colder months ahead.
Deep cleaning addresses the stubborn grime, oxidation, and environmental residue that regular maintenance can’t fully eliminate. You’ll notice that even with consistent weekly care, certain areas of your aluminum fire table accumulate dirt in crevices, corners, and textured surfaces. These deposits, if left unaddressed, can eventually compromise the protective finish and diminish the aesthetic appeal of your outdoor investment.
The Right Tools for Deep Cleaning
The secret to effective soft-bristle brush cleaning lies in selecting brushes specifically designed for delicate surfaces. You want a brush with bristles firm enough to dislodge embedded dirt but soft enough to protect your aluminum’s finish. Natural bristle brushes or nylon-bristled options work exceptionally well for this purpose.
Here’s what you should gather before starting your deep cleaning session:
- Soft-bristle brushes in various sizes (small for detailed areas, larger for broad surfaces)
- Multiple microfiber cloths or soft cotton towels
- Two buckets—one for cleaning solution, one for rinse water
- Mild dish soap or specialized aluminum cleaner
- Garden hose with adjustable spray nozzle
- Soft sponges for initial washing
Step-by-Step Deep Cleaning Process
Start by removing all accessories, cushions, and decorative elements from your fire table. You need complete access to every surface. Mix your cleaning solution using warm water and a generous amount of mild soap—the ratio should create noticeable suds without being overly concentrated.
Apply the soapy water liberally across the entire aluminum surface using your soft sponge. Let the solution sit for 3-5 minutes to loosen embedded dirt and grime. This waiting period makes the subsequent scrubbing significantly more effective.
Now take your soft-bristle brush and work in small sections, using circular motions to lift stubborn deposits. Pay special attention to:
- Joints and seams where dirt accumulates
- Textured or patterned surfaces that trap debris
- Areas around the fire pit opening
- Legs and base supports that contact the ground
- Any decorative elements or trim pieces
You’ll feel the difference between light surface cleaning and this deeper approach. The brush reaches into microscopic surface irregularities where dirt hides, bringing your aluminum back to its original luster.
What to Avoid During Deep Cleaning
Never use abrasive cleaners on your aluminum fire table, regardless of how tempting it might seem when facing stubborn stains. Products containing harsh chemicals, bleach, or acidic compounds can strip the protective coating and cause permanent discoloration. I’ve seen too many beautiful fire tables ruined by well-intentioned owners who reached for the wrong cleaning product.
Steel wool sits at the top of the “never use” list for aluminum furniture care. The metal fibers scratch and gouge the surface, creating permanent damage that dulls the finish and provides new crevices for dirt accumulation. Even “fine” steel wool is too aggressive for aluminum surfaces.
Skip these problematic cleaning agents entirely:
- Ammonia-based cleaners
- Chlorine bleach solutions
- Acidic cleaners (vinegar, lemon juice concentrates)
- Powder cleansers with abrasive particles
Protecting Your Aluminum Fire Table’s Surface from Damage
Your aluminum fire table’s surface needs an extra layer of defense against the elements, and that’s where protective coatings come into play. I’ve found that applying car wax for aluminum or a quality furniture sealant creates a barrier that shields your fire table from moisture, UV rays, and temperature fluctuations. These products work by filling microscopic pores in the aluminum surface, preventing water penetration and oxidation that can dull the finish over time.
The benefits extend beyond simple protection. When you apply car wax or furniture sealant to your fire table, you’re essentially creating a hydrophobic surface that causes water to bead up and roll off rather than sitting on the aluminum. This means less water spotting, reduced mineral deposits from rain, and easier cleanup after outdoor gatherings. You’ll notice that dust and debris don’t cling as stubbornly to a waxed surface, making your routine cleaning sessions faster and more efficient.
Application Frequency for Maximum Protection
You should apply protective coatings to your aluminum fire table every three to four months for optimal results. This schedule ensures continuous protection without over-application. If your fire table sits in direct sunlight for most of the day or you live in an area with harsh weather conditions, you might need to increase this frequency to every two to three months. I always check the surface by running my hand across it—if water no longer beads up when you spray it lightly, it’s time for a fresh application.
The changing seasons provide natural reminders for reapplication:
- Spring: Apply after your thorough post-winter cleaning
- Early summer: Reapply before peak usage season
- Late summer/early fall: Add protection before autumn weather arrives
- Before winter storage: Final coat to protect during dormant months
Step-by-Step Application Techniques
Start with a completely clean and dry fire table surface. Any dirt, moisture, or residue trapped under the protective coating will prevent proper adhesion and can actually cause more harm than good. Wait at least 24 hours after cleaning before applying any protective products to ensure the aluminum is thoroughly dry.
For car wax for aluminum, use a product specifically designed for metal surfaces rather than automotive paint. Apply a thin, even layer using a clean, soft cloth in circular motions. Work in small sections—about two feet square at a time—to ensure even coverage before the wax begins to dry. You’ll see the wax turn hazy as it dries, typically within 5-10 minutes depending on temperature and humidity.
Once the wax hazes over, buff it off using a separate clean microfiber cloth. Use firm, circular motions to bring out the shine and remove any excess product. The buffing process is just as important as the application itself—it’s what creates that protective barrier and lustrous finish you’re looking for.
When using furniture sealant, the process differs slightly. Most sealants come in spray or liquid form and require application with a foam applicator or soft cloth. Pour a small amount onto your applicator and spread it evenly across the surface using long, overlapping strokes. Unlike wax, many sealants don’t require buffing—they simply need to cure for the time specified on the product label, usually 30 minutes to an hour.
Critical application tips you need to follow:
- Never apply protective coatings in direct sunlight or when the surface is hot to the touch
- Work in temperatures between 50-80°F for best results
- Avoid applying products on windy days as this can affect drying time
Seasonal Care Tips for Year-Round Maintenance of Your Aluminum Fire Table
Your aluminum fire table, such as the ones from our Bonita Collection, faces different challenges throughout the year. Adjusting your maintenance routine to match each season will keep it looking pristine and functioning properly. You’ll need to adapt your care approach based on weather conditions, usage patterns, and environmental factors specific to each time of year.
Spring: Reviving Your Fire Table After Winter
Spring cleaning patio furniture requires special attention after months of cold weather exposure. You’ll want to inspect your fire table thoroughly for any damage or wear that occurred during winter. Start by removing the cover and allowing the table to air out for a few hours before beginning the cleaning process.
Removing winter residue is your first priority. Mix warm water with a mild dish soap in a bucket, creating a gentle cleaning solution that won’t harm the aluminum surface. Use a soft cloth or sponge to wipe down every surface, paying particular attention to:
- Corners and crevices where moisture may have accumulated
- The burner area where condensation could have formed
- Any joints or seams in the aluminum construction
- The underside of the table where dirt and debris often hide
You’ll notice that winter can leave behind a film of grime, pollen, and mineral deposits. Work in small sections, rinsing your cloth frequently in clean water. After washing the entire table, rinse it thoroughly with a garden hose set to a gentle spray. Dry the surface completely with a clean microfiber towel to prevent water spots.
Check all gas connections if you have a propane fire table. Spring is the perfect time to test the ignition system and ensure everything works properly before the outdoor entertaining season begins. Replace any worn gaskets or seals you discover during your inspection.
Summer: Maintaining Peak Performance During Heavy Use
Summer brings frequent use of your fire table, which means you’ll need to stay on top of maintenance to prevent buildup. You’ll find that regular quick cleanups between deeper cleanings make a significant difference. After each use, allow the fire table to cool completely, then wipe down the surface with a damp cloth to remove any ash, food residue, or drink spills.
The intense summer sun can affect your aluminum fire table’s appearance. You’ll want to check the protective coating you applied earlier in the year. If water no longer beads up on the surface, it’s time to reapply your chosen sealant or wax. The UV rays can break down these protective layers faster during peak summer months.
Debris accumulation happens quickly during summer. Leaves, grass clippings, and outdoor dust settle on your fire table daily. You should:
- Brush off loose debris before it gets wet and sticks to the surface
- Clean the burner ports weekly to ensure proper flame distribution
- Inspect the fire media (glass beads, lava rocks, or ceramic logs) for discoloration
- Remove and clean the fire media every 4-6 weeks during heavy use
Keep an eye on the area around your fire table too. Trimming nearby plants and sweeping the patio regularly reduces the amount of organic material that can blow onto your fire table.
Fall: Preparing for the Off-Season
Fall preparation determines how well your fire table survives winter. You’ll need to perform a thorough cleaning before either covering or storing your fire table. This cleaning session should be as comprehensive as your spring cleaning routine, using warm soapy water to remove all traces of
Handling and Moving Your Aluminum Fire Table Safely Without Scratching Its Surface
Moving aluminum fire tables requires careful attention to technique and preparation. You might need to relocate your fire table for seasonal storage, deep cleaning, or simply to reconfigure your outdoor space. The way you handle this process directly impacts the longevity and appearance of your investment.
Always lift, never drag. This single rule prevents most surface damage during relocation. Dragging your aluminum fire table across concrete, pavers, or even grass can create scratches that compromise both aesthetics and the protective finish. These scratches aren’t just cosmetic issues—they can expose the aluminum to moisture and accelerate wear in those specific areas.
Preparing Your Fire Table for Safe Movement
Before you attempt to move your fire table, you need to prepare it properly:
- Remove all components including fire media, burner covers, and any decorative elements
- Disconnect the fuel source completely, whether propane or natural gas
- Allow adequate cooling time if the fire table was recently in use (at least 2-3 hours)
- Clear the pathway of obstacles, debris, or tripping hazards
- Inspect the destination area to ensure it’s level and suitable
You should never attempt to move a fire table while it’s connected to a fuel source. This creates safety hazards and can damage the gas lines or connections. If you’re working with a propane model, remove the tank entirely before moving the table.
The Two-Person Lift Method
Most aluminum fire tables require at least two people for safe relocation. Here’s how you execute a proper lift:
- Position yourselves on opposite sides of the fire table, facing each other
- Bend at the knees, keeping your back straight and core engaged
- Grip the frame at its strongest points—typically the corners or designated lift points
- Communicate clearly before initiating the lift (“Ready? Lift on three…”)
- Lift simultaneously using your leg muscles, not your back
- Take small, coordinated steps to your destination
- Lower slowly by bending at the knees again
You want to avoid gripping decorative elements, thin edges, or any components that might bend or break under pressure. The structural frame provides the most secure hold points.
Using Protective Materials During Transport
When moving aluminum fire tables, protective materials create an additional safety buffer:
- Furniture sliders: work exceptionally well for short-distance moves across smooth surfaces. You place these under each leg or corner, allowing you to glide the table with minimal friction. Choose sliders specifically designed for outdoor furniture—they’re typically made from heavy-duty felt or specialized plastics.
- Moving blankets: protect the surface during transport. Wrap the entire fire table if you’re moving it a significant distance or storing it temporarily. This prevents accidental bumps, scratches, or exposure to rough surfaces.
- Cardboard sheets: serve as makeshift protection for the tabletop surface. You can place these between the fire table and any other items during transport or storage.
Navigating Different Terrain Types
The surface you’re crossing affects your moving strategy. Concrete and pavers present the highest scratch risk—their rough texture can damage aluminum quickly if you drag the table even slightly. Grass seems safer but can hide rocks or uneven ground that might cause you to stumble.
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Choosing Quality Aluminum Fire Tables from Trusted Providers in Florida
When you’re ready to invest in an aluminum fire table, the provider you choose matters just as much as the product itself. You want to work with a company that understands outdoor furniture inside and out, not just a retailer pushing products off a shelf.
Beach House Patio, a family-owned business, has been serving the Southeast region since 1979, bringing over four decades of expertise to every customer interaction. This company built its reputation on understanding exactly what Florida’s climate demands from outdoor furniture. You’re not just buying a fire table—you’re tapping into generations of knowledge about what works in humid, salt-air environments and what doesn’t.
The Benefits of Choosing Family-Owned Businesses
Family-owned businesses operate differently than large corporate chains. When you walk into their stores, you’re dealing with people who have a personal stake in your satisfaction. They’ve built their business on word-of-mouth recommendations and repeat customers, which means they can’t afford to sell you subpar products or provide mediocre service. You get personalized attention from staff who actually know the products they’re selling because they’ve been working with them for years, sometimes decades.
Advantages of Buying from Established Patio Furniture Companies in Florida
The advantage of buying from an established patio furniture company in Florida extends beyond just product knowledge. You gain access to:
- Factory pricing that cuts out middleman markups
- Extensive customization options with 500+ fabric choices and multiple color selections
- 30-day trial periods that let you test your fire table in your actual outdoor space
- Factory videos showing you exactly how your furniture is constructed
- Weather-resistant materials specifically selected for Florida’s challenging climate
You can actually see the difference in craftsmanship when you compare mass-produced fire tables to those from specialized providers like Beach House Patio. The attention to detail shows in the welds, the finish quality, and the overall construction. These aren’t pieces assembled quickly on a factory line—they’re built with the understanding that you’ll be using them year after year in demanding outdoor conditions.
How Local Florida Providers Can Help You Choose the Right Fire Table
Local Florida providers understand the specific challenges your fire table will face. They know about the intense UV exposure during summer months, the salt air in coastal areas, and the sudden temperature changes during winter cold fronts. This regional expertise translates into better product recommendations. You won’t end up with a fire table that looks great in a catalog but fails after one Florida summer.
The eco-friendly practices many established providers embrace also matter for your long-term satisfaction. Sustainable materials and manufacturing processes often correlate with higher quality products. When a company invests in responsible sourcing and production, they’re typically not cutting corners elsewhere. You benefit from furniture that’s built to last, reducing the need for replacements and repairs.
The Importance of Customer Service and Support
Customer service becomes critical when you’re making a significant investment in outdoor furniture. A dedicated support team that knows your purchase history and understands your specific needs makes a real difference. You’re not calling a generic 1-800 number where you have to explain your situation from scratch every time. You’re working with people who remember you and your fire table.
The ability to visit physical stores in Florida gives you hands-on experience before purchasing. You can feel the weight and quality of the aluminum, test the ignition system, and visualize how the fire table will look in your space. Online photos never tell the complete story. You need to see the finish in natural light, check the stability of the base, and assess the overall build quality in person.
Competitive pricing from factory-direct sources means you’re not paying inflated retail markups. You get luxury-quality aluminum fire tables at prices that make sense for your budget without compromising on style or durability.
Conclusion
Your aluminum fire table is more than just outdoor furniture—it’s an investment in countless evenings of warmth, conversation, and memorable gatherings with family and friends. Maintaining aluminum fire tables year-round doesn’t require extensive effort or specialized knowledge. You simply need consistency and the right approach.
The beauty of aluminum fire tables is their durability. When you combine this natural resilience with the maintenance practices we’ve covered—from routine cleaning with warm soapy water to seasonal protective coatings—you’re setting yourself up for decades of reliable performance. You’re not just preserving the appearance of your fire table; you’re protecting your investment and ensuring it remains a centerpiece of your outdoor living space.
How to Maintain and Care for Your Aluminum Fire Table Year-Round boils down to three essential principles:
- Regular attention prevents major problems – Weekly wipes and monthly cleanings stop dirt and debris from becoming stubborn stains
- Seasonal adjustments matter – Your fire table’s needs change with Florida’s weather patterns, from summer humidity to occasional winter cold snaps
- Quality products deserve quality care – When you start with superior materials from trusted providers, your maintenance efforts yield better, longer-lasting results
You’ve learned that proper care doesn’t mean complicated routines or expensive products. A soft cloth, mild soap, and occasional protective wax keep your aluminum fire table looking showroom-fresh year after year. You know how to lift rather than drag, when to apply sealants, and why gentle cleaning tools protect your investment better than harsh abrasives.
The relationship between quality materials and proper upkeep creates a powerful synergy. When you purchase from established businesses like Patio Furniture Company—with their four decades of expertise and commitment to weather-resistant, eco-friendly materials—you’re already starting with an advantage. Your maintenance efforts work with, not against, the inherent quality of your fire table.
Think about the value proposition: a few minutes of care each week, deeper attention twice yearly, and seasonal preparations that become second nature. This modest time investment protects thousands of dollars worth of outdoor furniture while keeping your gathering space inviting and beautiful. You’re not just maintaining a fire table—you’re preserving the backdrop for life’s best moments.
Your aluminum fire table can serve you reliably for 15, 20, even 25 years or more when you follow these care guidelines. Each cleaning session, each application of protective coating, each careful move during seasonal transitions adds up to extended longevity and sustained beauty. You control how well your fire table ages, and the power of proper maintenance puts that control firmly in your hands.
Start implementing these practices today. Your future self—relaxing beside a pristine, perfectly functioning fire table years from now—will thank you for the care you invested. The warmth, ambiance, and gathering space your aluminum fire table provides deserves the attention that keeps it performing at its best, season after season, year after year.
About the Author
Chas Crofoot
Chas Crofoot is the owner of Beach House Patio Furniture, a family-owned outdoor furniture company in Jupiter, Florida. Since 1979, Chas and his team have manufactured and sold high-quality patio furniture — specializing in wicker, cast aluminum, aluminum, poly lumber, and PVC pipe styles built to withstand the Florida climate. With over four decades of hands-on experience in outdoor furniture design and manufacturing, Chas brings deep expertise in material selection, durability, and comfort for coastal living.