Last Updated on July 9, 2023
EDITOR’S NOTE: Updated for 2023.
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In the Aldi world, summer is shaping up to be a showcase for Belavi. Aldi introduced the house brand in the spring of 2021, and since then has been launching product after product under the label. Many of them repeats of products formerly sold under Gardenline.
Sure enough, in 2019 Aldi sold a Gardenline Outdoor Gas Fire Table. (Aldi has also sold a fire column.) Aldi is once again selling a fire table, this time under … well, you know.
What We Know:
In 2021, this product was called the Belavi Outdoor Gas Fire Table (Product Code: 52531). In 2022 and 2023, the same product was renamed the Belavi Outdoor Gas Fire Pit.
The table / pit is an Aldi Find, which means it’s only in stores for a short time. Aldi does not offer online ordering for its specials, so once this sells out at your local store, it’s gone. In 2021, the table / pit cost $129.99, while in 2022 the price jumped up to $169.99. Then in 2023, the price dropped slightly to $149.99. The price decrease is part of a trend we’ve seen at Aldi in 2023, where the store has quietly lowered prices on some Aldi Finds. Even at the higher 2022 price point, that’s still on the lower end of outdoor gas fire pits out there.
Aldi’s site notes that the table is backed by a 2-year warranty. The warranty is serviced by Bond Manufacturing, a company that makes outdoor equipment, including plenty of fire tables. A few of those tables look a lot like the Aldi version.
Measuring 28″ x 28″ x 24″, the table comes with a burner lid, lava rocks, and a protective cover. It’s fueled by a standard 20-lb. propane tank, which is not included.
According to Aldi, other features for the table include:
- a control panel with pulse ignition and flame adjustment
- a “durable steel” tabletop
- an included matching lid that converts the unit into a side table
- 50,000 BTU heat output to deliver a “clean, smokeless fire”
What We Don’t Know:
We haven’t tried out this table / pit, so we can’t speak to the ease of setup, how well it works, or how long it lasts. We’d love to hear what others think, though. Our goal with open thread posts like this one is to offer a space for people to share about their experiences with the product.
Do you have experience with this table? Feel free to let us know in the comments.
My sister & her husband just assembled theirs in under an hour. I picked this up for her( because she works & can never get the “deals”.) I do feel bad for people that can’t get there by 9:10, cause that’s when they were gone! All the good stuff is gone in 10 min. (I felt guilty buying 2, had to keep justifying it was for my sister! 😳She said it’s nice & gives off good heat!
I’ll add our 2 cents tomorrow after we build ours!
I don’t think you can put pic on here or I would!
Easy assembly even for me not being mechanically inclined. Table is sturdy and fairly attractive. Heat is controlled quite easily. Not being a huge fan of just the lava rock I splurged on fire glass to make it at least appear a bit higher end. Unless you have a spare propane tank the cost for the table and tank will approach $200, add in another $75 for the fire glass and you have an investment for your patio. It’s still cheaper than the $400 plus ones. The cover fits well and so far I’m very happy with it.
Just snagged one by luck weeks after the ad. Waiting to put it together this weekend, but how many pounds of fire glass did you end up using for it?
How many pounds of glass rocks did u use?
The gas stand on my fire table only had hole for screws on three sides. This has to be a manufacturing issue. Shouldn’t all four sides have holes for the screws? The assembly guide was really confusing!
Yes, the assembly guide is not very helpful. I am still running into issues with assembly.
Spent a few hours trying to get the base and sides together. Can’t make it work and directions are very confusing. I think I have to return it but now can’t fit it back in the box! Wish there was a video on how to assemble, it should not be this frustrating.
Just bought the Belavi Outdoor Gas Fire Pit table. It was was marked down 1/2 price after they were not moving. $84.99 in Harrisburg PA. Haven’t assembled it yet. Weighs about 45 lbs in box.
I bought one today – marked down again to $42.
Loosen the legs when putting in side panels, helps. Directions are vague
how much does it weigh???
Can’t get ours to stay lit. It just goes up to in a high flame and then goes out. The assembly wasn’t bad but it just won’t stay burning.
Brian,
Having the same issue. Will light fine, but have to hold the knob in and play with the switch to get it to stay lite. Then will be fine for awhile, then go out. I uncovered the thermal coupler box, and seemed better, but think there is an issue with the switch.
Have you contacted the manufacturer or fixed the issue? Mine just started doing that same thing. Today was the first time and I thought it was because I burned through all the propane. Got more and it was still having trouble staying lit. Frustrating.
Did anyone figure out the switch issue? We can’t get ours to stay lit. ☹️
I bought mine in 2021 and never opened it. Is it possible for me to still return it?
For you folks that can’t keep Flame going and it is set, aYoutuber explains how to fix Gas problem. You have to tighten a Nut on the Inside of the burner. He explained it pretty well. Will try tomorrow to see if Fix works on mine…..
Did the YouTube suggestion work for you?
Bought one in 2022; used for the entire summer.
Tried several times this year to use, burner will light, but flame cannot be sustained. When releasing the knob, the flame goes out. Pushing the knob reignites the burner,, but depressing the knob for 30 seconds won’t sustain the flame. Just try over and over, with same results
For anyone having issues with this firepit, a gentleman published a great and very short, simple explanation of how to fix it. It’s a part that probably worked it’s way loose during shipping or assembly.
https://youtu.be/HC1YYQmGmXE?si=5U5dTQymLU48IreN