Outland Living Series 403 vs Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0
Updated July 2026
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Quick Winner: Outland Living Series 403
Convenience versus raw heat: a gas fire table wins for most suburban and HOA patios on cleanliness and code-compliance, while a wood fire pit wins on peak warmth and primal ambiance.
Score comparison
Specifications
Outland Living Series 403
- Fuel
- Propane (20-lb tank)
- BTU output
- 50,000 BTU
- Table material
- Powder-coated aluminum frame with resin wicker panels and 8mm tempered glass top
- Ignition
- Push-button spark/auto-ignition with manual control valve
- Table size
- 44 in. L x 32 in. W x 23 in. H
- Hidden tank storage
- Yes, enclosed base with access door for a standard 20-lb tank
- Fill media/cover
- Includes decorative glass rocks; glass insert and cover often sold separately
- Certification
- CSA certified
- Warranty
- 1-year manufacturer’s warranty
Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0
- Type
- Smokeless fire pit
- Material
- 304 stainless steel
- Diameter
- 19.5"
- Height
- 14"
- Weight
- ~23 lbs
- Smokeless tech
- Signature 360° airflow; removable ash pan (2.0)
- Warranty
- Lifetime (defects)
The verdict
These solve the same "fire on the patio" desire in opposite ways. The Outland Living 403 gas fire table delivers push-button, smoke-free fire that turns on and off instantly, leaves no ash, poses little ember risk in wind, and stays compliant with HOA rules and local burn bans — plus it doubles as a coffee table. The Solo Stove Bonfire wood fire pit answers with far more raw heat (a stoked wood fire far exceeds any gas table’s 50,000 BTU), wide radiant warmth, and the crackle and smell many people specifically want, with Solo Stove’s smokeless design cutting wood’s biggest drawback. For a homeowner who wants low-hassle, code-friendly ambiance and modest warmth — the majority — the gas table is the more defensible everyday pick, and it takes the win here. Choose the wood fire pit if you want genuinely more heat, don’t face burn restrictions, and don’t mind ash and ember management. (For the full wood-burning breakdown, see our smokeless fire pits guide.)