Custom Concrete Fire Tables

A custom concrete fire table is a GFRC fire table built to dimensions, proportions, or specifications that fall outside the standard CastinCrete lineup — a specific length to span a built-in seating wall, a depth sized to clear a pergola post, a shape that fits a corner of a covered patio, or a surface profile matched to existing hardscape materials. Castin Crete Designs builds custom fire tables the same way it builds its standard models: glass fiber reinforced concrete, gas burner calibrated to fuel type, and concrete finish specified at the time of order. The difference is that the form is drawn to your project rather than pulled from an existing mold.

Most custom fire table inquiries fall into one of two categories: buyers who want a standard CastinCrete model at a non-standard size, and buyers who want something that doesn’t exist in the lineup at all — a specific shape, a built-in application, a tabletop profile that matches a broader design system. Both are work CastinCrete takes on. The consultation process is where dimensions, fuel type, finish, and lead time get nailed down.

When a Custom Fire Table Makes Sense

A custom build is the right path when the space has a specific constraint that a standard model can’t meet. Common examples: a covered outdoor kitchen where the fire table needs to fit between two structural posts at an exact width; a rooftop terrace where the table must clear a parapet or railing at a specific height; a built-in seating arrangement where the fire table is part of the masonry, not sitting on top of it; or a pool surround where the table’s footprint is dictated by the deck layout rather than product dimensions.

It’s also the right path when a buyer wants a finish, edge profile, or surface texture that isn’t available as a standard option — a matched finish to existing concrete countertops, a specific aggregate exposure level, or a color that’s been custom-blended to complement other materials on the property.

How CastinCrete Approaches Custom Builds

Custom fire tables start with a consultation — in person at the Hartland, WI studio or by phone. The conversation covers intended placement, fuel type (propane or natural gas), approximate dimensions, finish preferences, and how the table integrates with any surrounding structures. From there, CastinCrete develops the build spec and provides pricing based on size, complexity, and materials.

GFRC gives CastinCrete significant flexibility at the fabrication level. Because the material is cast rather than machined, producing a table at 84 inches instead of 72 inches, or building a L-shaped corner unit, or varying wall thickness for a particular weight requirement, is a fabrication decision rather than a tooling investment. Custom builds don’t require custom tooling — they require accurate specifications and a clear scope agreed on before production starts.

Fuel type is confirmed before fabrication. As with standard models, natural gas builds require a dedicated gas stub-out at the installation location; propane builds are self-contained. The burner is sized to the table’s opening and calibrated to the fuel source.

Lead Times and Pricing

Custom concrete fire tables are priced based on size, complexity, and finish. Because each build is scoped individually, pricing is provided during the consultation rather than listed as a fixed product price. Lead times for custom builds are longer than standard models — plan for eight to twelve weeks from finalized spec to delivery, depending on production schedule and complexity.

CastinCrete ships custom fire tables nationwide via freight carrier with liftgate delivery. For local installations in Waukesha County and the greater Milwaukee area, CastinCrete can coordinate delivery timing around site readiness and installation schedules.

Serving Waukesha County, Greater Milwaukee, and Beyond

Castin Crete Designs is located in Hartland, WI and builds custom concrete fire tables for homeowners, landscape architects, hardscape contractors, outdoor kitchen designers, and commercial clients throughout southeast Wisconsin — including Waukesha, Brookfield, Pewaukee, Oconomowoc, Delafield, New Berlin, Muskego, Menomonee Falls, Germantown, Mequon, and across the greater Milwaukee metro. We also ship nationwide.

Castin Crete Designs
N77 W31144 Hartman Court Ste. E
Hartland, WI 53029
(262) 501-9966

Frequently Asked Questions

Can CastinCrete build a fire table to an exact dimension I specify?

Yes. Bring the dimension — width, depth, height, burner opening size — and CastinCrete will confirm what’s feasible given burner sizing and structural requirements. Most dimension requests are straightforward. Very narrow or very long builds may require a conversation about burner placement and structural reinforcement before a spec is finalized.

Can I get a custom finish or color that isn’t in the standard options?

Yes. CastinCrete can work with custom concrete color blends and surface finishes. If you have a reference material — an existing concrete countertop, a hardscape paver, a color chip — bring it to the consultation. Custom color matching adds time to the process but is available.

Can a custom fire table be built into a masonry structure?

Yes. Built-in applications — where the fire table is integrated into a seating wall, an outdoor kitchen structure, or a hardscape element — are a common custom request. These builds require coordination between CastinCrete and your hardscape contractor on dimensions, support structure, and clearances. CastinCrete can advise on what’s needed from the structure side before fabrication begins.

How do I start a custom fire table project?

Call (262) 501-9966 or visit the showroom at N77 W31144 Hartman Court Ste. E, Hartland, WI 53029 to start the conversation. Bring your dimensions, any reference images, and your fuel type preference. If you’re working with a landscape architect or hardscape contractor, CastinCrete is comfortable working directly with the trade professional on specification.

What’s the minimum and maximum size for a custom fire table?

There’s no fixed minimum or maximum — GFRC can be fabricated at a wide range of scales. Very small builds may have constraints around burner sizing; very large builds may require discussion of structural reinforcement and freight logistics. Both are manageable; the consultation is where those boundaries get defined for your specific project.

Does CastinCrete ship custom fire tables outside Wisconsin?

Yes. Custom builds ship nationwide via freight carrier with liftgate delivery. Freight is quoted at the time of order based on destination and table dimensions. For natural gas builds, final connection requires a licensed gas professional at the destination.