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DM Furniture’s 44″ Outdoor Propane Fire Pit Table is the flagship of the brand’s Amazon catalog, currently holding 3.7 out of 5 stars across 19 reviews. It’s a steel dining table, a fire pit, and a rolling bar cart built into one piece, and I went through the actual buyer reviews to see how well that combination holds up once it’s out of the box.
What you’re actually getting
The tabletop measures 44″ by 24.5″ and sits 26″ high, with a square 14.25″ burner opening in the center. The base is powder-coated steel, built to resist heat, rust, and daily outdoor wear. A side cabinet, roughly 17.75″ wide, is vented and sized to hold a standard propane tank out of sight. The table ships with a set of locking caster wheels and a matching dust cover for when it’s not in use.

The 3-in-1 design
Pop the metal lid over the burner and it’s a full dining or coffee table with a wine glass rack and open shelving underneath. Lift the lid off and it’s a working propane fire pit filled with blue fire glass, with a simple on/off/high control knob mounted on the side panel. That switch is really the whole pitch of this table: you’re not choosing between a fire pit and a table, you’re getting both in the same footprint.

What buyers actually love
The most common praise is that the fire itself performs. One buyer wrote: “We absolutely love our fire pit! It was easy to assemble. The quality is very good and very sturdy. Very much worth the money!! Great for roasting marshmallows or just a relaxing evening. Going to be great for the fall nights it really puts out the heat.”
Another buyer, who assembled the table alone, called out the wheels specifically: it’s a heavy piece, but the locking casters make it “super easy to move around,” and the flip-up lid section was singled out as “very handy.” A third reviewer summed it up as “better than we expected,” pointing to the locking wheels and the amount of usable table space, especially with the drop-down portion, as the standout features.
What buyers didn’t love
The complaints in the reviews are minor but consistent. One buyer found a chipped spot in the paint and a shelf missing pre-drilled screw holes, though they were clear that neither was a deal-breaker. That same reviewer also flagged something worth knowing before you order: the table ships with blue fire glass and a lightweight outdoor cover included, even though the listing doesn’t clearly mention either as bonus items.
A separate reviewer noted a few ripples in the metal tabletop that didn’t bother them enough to matter day to day. Assembly time across reviews lands consistently around one hour, described as manageable solo, even by a reviewer who mentioned doing it alone as a senior.
Storage and mobility

The side cabinet is the detail that separates this from a basic fire pit: it’s built specifically to hide a standard propane tank behind a vented door, so you’re not staring at a bare tank next to your dinner table. Combined with the lockable caster wheels, the whole unit is designed to move from storage to patio without needing a second person.
Should you buy it
If you want a fire pit that doubles as real usable table space rather than a decorative bowl you have to work around, this table delivers on that promise according to the people who own it. Budget about an hour for assembly, expect to give it a quick once-over for cosmetic issues when it arrives, and keep the included cover on it between uses. I cover the exact upkeep steps in how to care for your DM Furniture pieces.
Keep reading: my full DM Furniture brand review, how to choose the right DM Furniture piece, and where to buy DM Furniture authentically.
