Centurion Tabiti Gas Fire Pit - Light Grey

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The Centurion Tabiti Gas Fire Pit is designed for homeowners who want to add warmth and style to their outdoor living space without the mess of wood-burning alternatives. It serves as an excellent centerpiece for patios and gardens, offering the convenience of instant electronic ignition and adjustable flame control. While it provides a sleek, modern aesthetic through its composite stone construction, potential owners should note that it requires an external gas supply setup and must be placed on a level, non-combustible surface to ensure safety.
| Model Part Number | Tabiti |
|---|---|
| Brand | Centurion |
No, the gas cylinder must be purchased separately.
It is recommended to place the fire pit on a non-combustible surface or use a heat-resistant mat if placing on wood.
The Tabiti arrives fully assembled, so no construction is required.
Use the included weatherproof cover and, if possible, store the unit in a dry shed or garage during extreme weather.
No, this is a gas-only fire pit. Using wood will damage the burner and void the warranty.
It is designed for use with propane gas.
Ensure the gas cylinder valve is fully open and there is sufficient gas in the tank. Check that the hose is not kinked.
Verify that the burner holes are not covered by too many lava rocks, which can restrict gas flow. Check for high winds.
Immediately turn off the gas cylinder valve. Check all hose connections for leaks using soapy water and tighten if necessary.
To set up your fire pit, ensure it is positioned on a flat, solid, and non-combustible surface. Connect the supplied regulator to your propane gas cylinder using the provided 3-meter hose. Ensure all connections are tight and leak-free before attempting to light the unit.
For maintenance, use the included weatherproof cover whenever the pit is not in use to prevent water ingress and debris buildup. Clean the exterior with a damp cloth and mild soap; avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the stone finish. Periodically check the burner holes for blockages caused by lava rock dust to ensure consistent gas flow.