At 60000 BTU the burner runs hot, and its 42-in long table is built as a bar rather than a square, so the flame runs down the middle of a seating group instead of pooling in one corner. The table measures 42 in by 20 in and stands 25 in high, works with a standard 20-lb propane tank that is not included, and lights from a simple ignition system. Lava rocks come in the box and sit over the burner to spread the flame and reduce heat diffusion instead of letting it blow straight up. The tabletop is ceramic, a fade-resistant surface that stays presentable through a season of sun, and a removable lid turns the whole thing into a coffee table rated for 220 lbs when nothing is lit. Adjustable foot pads keep it balanced on an uneven slab. The seating is nine pieces in total: two corner sofas at 29.5 in square, two armless sofas at 28 in by 27 in, two ottomans that open for extra storage, a 39.5-in tempered glass table holding 165 lbs, and a 33.5-in storage box, each seat rated for 350 lbs on a heavy-duty steel frame under weather-resistant black PE rattan. Padded cushions have detachable covers for cleaning, and the armless and corner cushions are cut to different sizes, so keep them sorted during assembly. Out of season the sofa set packs into a 93-by-29.5-in footprint 26 in high under its waterproof covers. Five boxes ship, possibly on different days, with a screw bag in the fire table box and another in the first sofa box.