Nexus 36" Round Patioflame Fire Table | 376 lbs, Propane, Concrete Construction | Free Shipping
Nexus 36" Round Patioflame Fire Table | 376 lbs, Propane, Concrete Construction | Free Shipping
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The Patio Elegance Nexus 36" Round Patioflame Fire Table (SKU GPFCCN36) is a round gas fire table in the heavyweight 376 lb Patioflame concrete construction class. At 36" across, it is the smallest-footprint heavyweight fire table in the Patio Elegance lineup — and the only confirmed round format in its weight class.
Why Customers Choose This Product
- 36" round footprint — a circle about 3' across that fits tight patios, covered alcoves, and compact lounge layouts
- Round format — no head or foot of the table; every seat is the same distance from the fire
- 376 lb Patioflame concrete construction — the same weight class as the Nexus rectangles and St. Tropez tables
- Adjustable flame control — from high ambiance to a low background glow
- Easy gas ignition — on in seconds, off instantly, with no wood, ash, or cleanup
- Safety shut-off mechanism for overheating protection during extended operation
Product Highlights
The Compact Heavyweight
The 36" Round occupies roughly 7 square feet of surface area — smaller than any rectangle in the fire table lineup — in the same concrete construction class as the 56" and 72" Nexus rectangles. It anchors a smaller space without dropping to a lightweight material class.
Round Format for Lounge Seating
In a lounge layout — a sofa on one side, chairs flanking the other — a round table puts the fire at equal radius from every seat. A rectangle creates closer long-side seats and more distant short-end seats; the round format keeps the geometry balanced.
Nexus 36" Round vs. Nexus 56" Rectangle
Both are $2,329 in the same 376 lb construction class. The 36" Round is the compact lounge format for circular seating arrangements and smaller footprints. The 56" Rectangle is the dining-scale format, with seating on two long sides in a rectangular furniture arrangement. Same price; the format follows your furniture.
Placement Clearance
Allow roughly 48–54" of total diameter including step-back clearance from the table edge to the nearest seat or obstruction, plus 36" of maintenance access on the equipment side.
Specifications
| Brand | Patio Elegance |
|---|---|
| Collection | Nexus |
| Model | Nexus 36" Round Patioflame |
| SKU | GPFCCN36 |
| Price | $2,329 |
| Shape | Round |
| Diameter | 36" |
| Weight | 376 lbs |
| Fuel Type | Propane (LP) |
| Ignition | Easy gas ignition |
| Flame Control | Adjustable |
| Safety | Safety shut-off mechanism |
| Height | Contact us |
| BTU Output | Contact us |
Ideal For
- Compact outdoor spaces — covered alcoves, tight patios, and small decks where larger fire tables exceed the footprint
- Lounge-format seating where a round centerpiece suits the arrangement better than a rectangle
- Buyers who want 376 lb Patioflame concrete construction without the footprint of the 56" or 72" rectangles
- Spaces where the fire table should read as a refined centerpiece rather than a large-format anchor
Important Information
Propane (LP) model. Contact us to confirm propane tank storage details and whether a natural gas (NG) version is available before ordering if NG is your preferred fuel. Height, BTU output, burner dimensions, and fire media type are also confirmed at order time.
Maintain a minimum 3' clearance from combustible materials, including upholstered furniture, pergola beams, fencing, and patio umbrellas. Do not use a patio umbrella directly above a gas fire table.
At 376 lbs, the table ships freight, needs at least 2 people for placement, and is effectively a permanent installation once placed. It requires a structurally sound, level surface rated for the load. A responsible adult must be present at delivery; confirm driveway and gate access and local fire codes and HOA rules before ordering.
Inspect gas connections and hoses at the start of each season, and test the safety shut-off mechanism before first use each year.
Care: cover during extended non-use. Clean the top with a mild pH-neutral cleaner and soft cloth, avoiding acidic cleaners that can etch concrete or cast stone. Replace fire media that has cracked or discolored. In cold climates, cover and weatherproof before the first freeze.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the Nexus 36" Round and the Nexus 56" Rectangle?
Both are $2,329 in the same 376 lb Patioflame concrete construction class. The 36" Round (SKU GPFCCN36) is 36" in diameter — the compact lounge format with equal seating distance from all positions. The 56" Rectangle (SKU GPFRCN56) is 56" long — a dining-scale rectangle for rectangular furniture arrangements. Contact us to compare both before ordering.
How does 376 lbs affect placement and delivery?
The Nexus 36" Round needs at least 2 people for placement and a clear, level path from the delivery point to the installation site. At 376 lbs of concrete construction, it is effectively a permanent installation once placed. Confirm your surface load rating, level surface, and access path before ordering.
Is a 36" fire table large enough to be a centerpiece?
For a lounge arrangement of 2–4 seats, yes — the burner opening within the 36" top produces a visible flame that reads well from sofa and chair distance. For seating groups of 6–8 or dining-height arrangements, a larger table such as the Nexus 56" or 72" Rectangle would be more proportionate. Contact us to discuss the right size for your arrangement.
Can I use natural gas instead of propane?
The Nexus 36" Round is listed as a propane fire table. Contact us to confirm whether a natural gas (NG) version is available before ordering if NG is your preferred fuel source.
The Nexus 36" Round is the compact heavyweight of the Patioflame lineup — 376 lbs of concrete construction in the smallest footprint available. If a larger table would crowd the space but a lightweight table would not hold it, this is the format that fits.
