Outdoor Fire and Patio

There's nothing quite like a Las Vegas evening on the patio once the sun finally drops and the desert air cools off. It's prime time for backyard gatherings, pool parties, and quiet nights outside — and a fire feature is often what ties the whole space together. But when temperatures spend most of the summer flirting with triple digits, the type of fire pit you choose actually matters more than you'd think. Two options usually come up: the smokeless fire pit and the gas fire pit . Both promise a cleaner, more enjoyable experience than a traditional open flame, but they get there in very different ways. Here's how they actually compare once you factor in Southern Nevada's heat, dryness, and local fire rules. What Is a Smokeless Fire Pit ? A smokeless fire pit is still a wood-burning fire pit at its core — it just burns more efficiently. Through a double-wall design, it pulls in air from the bottom, heats it, and pushes it back through vents near the top. That se...

Choosing the perfect fire bowl can completely transform your outdoor living space, but with so many options available, it's not always easy to know which material is the best fit. Two of the most popular choices are concrete fire bowls  and  copper fire bowls , each offering unique benefits in terms of style, durability, and maintenance. At Outdoor Fire and Patio, we've spent more than 10 years helping homeowners, landscape designers, and contractors select outdoor fire features that combine lasting performance with exceptional design. While both materials can create a stunning patio fire feature, the right choice depends on your climate, design preferences, maintenance expectations, and budget. This guide compares concrete and copper fire bowls to help you make a confident buying decision. Quick Answer When comparing  concrete vs copper fire bowls , neither material is universally better. Concrete fire bowls are known for their modern appearance, excellent heat resis...

A gas fire pit table that won’t light is frustrating, especially when everything looks like it should be working. In most cases, the issue isn’t serious — it’s usually something small like gas flow, ignition, or buildup that’s easy to overlook. In this guide, we’ll walk through the real reasons a gas fire pit table won’t light , including both propane and natural gas setups used in many backyard fire tables from Outdoor Fire & Patio. 1. No Gas Flow or Low Gas Pressure One of the most common issues is simply poor gas flow. If the tank is low, not fully opened, or the regulator has kicked in a safety shutoff mode, the fire table may not light at all. With a propane gas fire pit table , this often happens when the tank valve is opened too quickly or the regulator senses a sudden surge and restricts flow. 👉 Quick check: Turn everything off, disconnect the tank for 1–2 minutes, then reconnect slowly and reopen the valve. 2. Ignition System Is Not Sparking If you hear a clicking ...