ReeQuo 31.5-inch Terra fab Propane Fire Bowl with Tank-Cover Table product photo
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ReeQuo 31.5-inch Terra fab Propane Fire Bowl with Tank-Cover Table

The concrete-look bowl — A 31.5-in concrete-look bowl set — 50,000 BTU, a tank-cover side table, lava rock and a cover, no assembly, 77 lb — whose material is the lesson of this page: 'Terra fab' is the listing's own recipe of mineral powder, brine and glass fiber, which is magnesium-oxide composite, on an SUS201 burner, at 4.6★ across 78 pooled over five products from a 16-in tabletop to a 60-in table

★ 4.6 · 78 owner ratings · Amazon · September 2026 · early data

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Specs

FuelPropane, 20-lb cylinder (10-ft hose; tank-cover table included)
Rated output50,000 BTU/hr
BurnerSUS201 stainless (the listing's own spec) — the low-nickel 200-series grade; every other maker here names 304
Body'Terra fab' composite — mineral powder, brine and glass fiber by the listing's description, i.e. magnesium-oxide cement; 31.5 in round, 77 lb
Run cost per hour$1.91 on a refilled cylinder · $3.87 on an exchange cylinder
IgnitionElectronic with auto shut-off (listing)
CertificationNone stated on the listing
WarrantyNot published on the listing
Owner rating4.6★ / 78

Pros

  • Ships assembled: rocks in, tank on, light it — the only concrete-look pit here with no build
  • Cover, tank-cover table, 13 lb of lava rock and a touch-up pen in the box
  • A coastal-California owner chose it over steel: 'metal firepits wouldn't last a season'
  • Lighter than any real-concrete pit — 77 lb moves on the handles

Cons

  • 'Arrived cracked and chipped' twice in six critical cards — the failure mode the touch-up pen in the box is for
  • The rating pools five sizes from a $110 tabletop to a $700 table, and two of the six critical cards are reviews of fire glass, not a fire pit
  • SUS201 burner where every other brand here names 304 — the part that gets wet and hot
  • MgO composite loses most of its strength in wet-dry cycling per the materials literature; nineteen in stock at the read
What owners complain aboutDefect reports

It arrives cracked — 'Came chipped and cracked. Would not purchase again' (Feb 2026, the 16-in), 'The fire pit arrived cracked and chipped… drag the 100 plus pounds to Kohls to return' (Jun 2024, the 31.5-in). Second: 'Way smaller than the pictures make it seem'; the tank-cover table has no removable top. Two further critical cards are reviews of fire glass pooled into this listing.

All 6 critical cards on the listing read 2026-09-06 (Sep 2023 → Feb 2026): 2 arrived cracked/chipped, 1 size, 1 tank cover design, 2 fire-glass reviews on the pooled listing; 4/6 Verified Purchase, 0 Vine · critical reviews read September 2026

FAQ

Who is the ReeQuo 31.5-inch Terra fab Propane Fire Bowl with Tank-Cover Table for?

You want the concrete look at a steel price for a dry, covered patio — and you know it is a painted MgO composite on a 201-grade burner, sold on a rating five different products share.

What do owners say about the ReeQuo 31.5-inch Terra fab Propane Fire Bowl with Tank-Cover Table?

4.6★ across 78 owner ratings (Amazon, read September 2026 · early data · listing-wide base). What owners complain about: It arrives cracked — 'Came chipped and cracked. Would not purchase again' (Feb 2026, the 16-in), 'The fire pit arrived cracked and chipped… drag the 100 plus pounds to Kohls to return' (Jun 2024, the 31.5-in). Second: 'Way smaller than the pictures make it seem'; the tank-cover table has no removable top. Two further critical cards are reviews of fire glass pooled into this listing.

What is the warranty on the ReeQuo 31.5-inch Terra fab Propane Fire Bowl with Tank-Cover Table?

ReeQuo publishes no warranty term for the ReeQuo 31.5-inch Terra fab Propane Fire Bowl with Tank-Cover Table — we looked for one from the maker and record the absence rather than guess. Buy it somewhere with a return window you trust.

Record

✓ Safety: no active recall — CPSC SaferProducts API queried 2026-09-06 by ProductName= ('fire pit', 'propane fire pit', 'fire bowl' and the brand name): no recall of a residential propane fire bowl or concrete fire table 2023–2026; the 2025–26 tabletop-fire-pit recalls are the ethanol 'flame-jetting' class, a different fuel. Propane: outdoor use only; every manual carries the same carbon-monoxide warning, and the manufacturers' shelter clause (a roof with no more than two side walls, or three walls with 30% of the perimeter open) is the definition of 'outdoors'.

Data last verified: September 2026. Ratings are real, dated reads — never scraped or invented. Full methodology and monetization disclosure: how we test.