Bond Manufacturing 50856N Roxbury Umbrella Hole Tabletop Gas Firebowl

The media could not be loaded. This table top version is awesome! It looks a small but is a pretty decent size and it takes the chill out of the air when we are sitting out back. Easy to install. If u notice I did change the rocks ( not a brown person ). I think it is a nice contrast. As you can see on my video. We did have to cut my umbrella brace to for the small propane. We have our table under an awning anyway and don’t really use it. But hubby can weld it back the way he cut it in the future if need be.

Very nice Fire Bowl, well packaged, feels of good quality and looks amazing. I bought a little table just for it, drilled a hole and it’s perfect.

I absolutely love this. It adds style and ambience, I feel like I'm at a restaurant when when we light it up. I especially like that the propane gas supply is completely hidden under the table and feeds up through the umbrella hole (obviously, we have no umbrella and can't add one with this setup). Despite some of the reviewers saying they didn't get a glass windscreen, ours came with one -- and it's a good thing too, because if it's breezy the flame will blow out when set to Low... even with the windscreen! It stays lit on High, though, so I'm fine with it.The downside to the windscreen is it accumulates black soot after an hour or so. Fortunately, it washes off pretty easily with soap and water. I wonder if drilling holes in the bottom of the fireglass tray will allow more oxygen for combustion and reduce the amount of soot?One thing to note is that even on High, it doesn't radiate an appreciable amount of heat (which it's not designed to do anyway). It's just for looks, so don't expect it to warm you in cool weather.We purchased separately a short 10lb propane tank (half the height of a standard 20lb tank so it fits under the table) and an short adapter hose to connect the high-pressure hose to the smaller 1lb canister connection on the regulator that came with the firebowl. Those disposable 1lb canisters are expensive and not great for the environment, and a 10lb tank should conveniently last a very long time between refills.The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the soot problem with the windscreen mentioned earlier, and because several of the fireglass pebbles shattered. The fireglass doesn't seem to be high quality, and unlike the picture showing them a light translucent amber color, they are a very very dark amber -- almost brown -- and pretty much opaque. So I'll be replacing the glass pebbles with something better and more appealing.One last thing to note is: apparently, it's not weatherproof. And since you can't have an umbrella at the same time as this, it's going to get rained on, which may cause the burner to rust over time. So, we sewed a custom table cover out of ripstop nylon (the same stuff camping tents are made of) and coated it with Scotch-Gard waterproofing spray to keep the rain out of our firebowl. However, I would have preferred it if the bowl came with some sort of cover to begin with. The upside of the table cover is the table stays cleaner, so I guess I shouldn't complain too much.At the end of the day, I think it's well worth the $70 I paid for it and I smile every time I fire it up.

Love this when we have guests over and want to enjoy our patio in the evening without the work and smoke smell of a bonfire. It is easy to assemble. I do bring it in each night since I'm afraid it could rust easily.

We love this table top fire bowl! We have it connected to a full size propane tank using an adapter. It really sets the mood for romantic dinners on the patio, and is overall relaxing.I was surprised that it actually came with the glass top although the description said it doesn’t. I changed out the fire glass to my own liking but the fire glass that comes with the product is pretty too.The flame does run a little high so we keep it on low setting you also need to make sure you are using a fireplace or grill lighter or you will singe the hair on your arms.

Burns though the LP way to fast, even on low, lucky to get a couple hrs out of one tank

This little "firepit" is PERFECT for small outdoor spaces. Easy to assemble and use. I put together a small table with a flower pot and a piece of wood with a hole drilled through the center. I love it and highly recommend. It does give off some heat making it awesome for cooler summer nights.

And yes, there is a control valve on it for the flame that isn’t shown anywhere in the pictures! A bit bigger than expected so takes up more space on my bistro set, so would fit perfectly on a regular sized patio table.

Bought for later in the fall but have used a few times so far and it's been working great.I purchased this to use in my Tiki bar which has curtains hanging around it that pretty much stop the wind, my bar is a 6 seater (3 on each side) on low this thing pretty much is just for ambience I'd say and adds to the tikiness of my tiki bar, on high though it definitely throws my heat, I like to sit out there in the morning, drink some coffee and watch some news and now that it's getting colder in the mornings this makes it so I can stay out there later into the season.I purchased an adapter so I can use a 20lb tank, I drilled a hole myself to fit is through the bar and I didn't have to do any assembly of the bracket to hold the 1lb tanks because I'm using the adapter, all in all it took about 5 minutes to install and get working once I had my tools together.Really like it and do recommend.

Super easy install looks great and works exactly as described.