At 52 inches long this is a linear fire table rather than a square one, which changes how people sit around it: a long burner trough gives everyone along both sides a view of the flame instead of clustering four chairs at one center. A tempered glass wind guard measuring 25.5 by 10 by 6 inches stands over that trough, and it is the part that makes a long open flame practical, holding the burn steady when a breeze crosses the table instead of letting it gutter. Blue glass stones bed the burner and throw color through the flame. The burner itself is CSA certified stainless steel, delivers 50,000 BTU, lights from a simple ignition system, and adjusts between low and high. Tank access uses a pull-out door running on casters, so the whole compartment rolls forward rather than needing the table moved, and a fixing latch holds it shut so it cannot swing open accidentally. Inside, a tank seat with an adjustable knob clamps a standard 20-pound cylinder, not included. A side open shelf adds 22 pounds of storage next to the fire, and the tabletop carries 110 pounds. With the removable lid in place the table works as an extra coffee table. Construction is fade-resistant PE wicker with sun protection over a rustproof metal frame, finished with a wood-like tabletop, a cut-out handle, and adjustable foot pads. A waterproof cover means it can stay outdoors. Net weight is 68 pounds.