Michael P.
Michigan
"Our favorite time to cruise is at sunset, and this allows my wife who is always cold to stay out longer!"
Make Your Sunset Cruises Unforgettable With The Only Fire Pit Made For Pontoon Boats
Safe on the water, steady in a wake, and it stays lit when the wind picks up. A fire you can relax round.
4.7 from over 300 owner reviews
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Brad Roehl, verified owner: "the price doesn't even matter… I'd buy it again in a heart beat."
Floating Flame owners on their sunset cruises
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Al F.
Lake Keowee, SC
"We sit out on the middle deck and enjoy the beautiful sunsets on Lake Keowee. I believe we are the only dock tenants to have one."
Justin K.
"Absolute game changer for those sunset cruises. Totally changes the ambiance on the water when we are out relaxing."
Kim
Lake Dartmoor
"We took the inaugural voyage with it to celebrate my birthday with our boating friends a.k.a. the Lake Dartmoor Sunset Crew."
Eric
"The floating flame has added so much enjoyment to our sunset cruises on the pontoon."
Zella B.
★★★★★"We love our new Floating Flame. It extends our boating season, which makes it worth the investment. It came with no assembly directions. Why? Because it is so simple and easy to execute that if you cannot figure it out, you shouldn't be driving a boat! I'm a grandma and I did it myself! Well done, Floating Flame!"
Stephanie D.
★★★★★"We use our floating flame on our pontoon boat and love it! It doesn't blow out the flame going 35 mph down the lake, which was very impressive!"
Angela A.
Lower Fox River, IL
★★★★★"It adds ambiance as we watch the sunset at Sunset Bay."
Jim T.
Lake St. Clair, MI
★★★★★"We have used it dockside at our favorite lakefront bar and grill, on night time cruises up and down the Clinton River, and in the bay while watching the sunset."
Greg M.
★★★★★"Great centerpiece to the boat, works great as a table, cooler and the cup holders are super useful. Everyone loves it!"
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Every sunset cruise ends the same way
The sun goes down, the air cools, and someone says it.
'Shall we head in?'
The boat is tied up by the time the stars come out.
The best hour of the day happens without you, back at the house.
Owners tell us the same thing: the Floating Flame is the reason they don't go in.
Meet the Floating Flame
Fire pit, table and cooler in one footprint
Use as a fire pit or a table
Handles for easy carrying
Lightweight body, stainless steel top
Four cup holders and phone storage
Side pods flip open for storage, garbage or cooler
20 lb propane tank stored inside, 20+ hours a tank
Brad Roehl, verified owner: "the price doesn't even matter… I'd buy it again in a heart beat."
Lights like your grill
Your new favorite boat accessory
Not just a fire pit
A portable propane fire pit designed from the ground up for a pontoon deck.
Real flames, real warmth, and a table, cooler and cup holders in the same footprint.
- Size: 40" x 19" x 24". 40 lbs
- Tank: standard 20 lb grill tank, stored inside. 20+ hours a tank
- Cooler: 12 cans each side. 4 cup holders. Phone and key cubby. Stainless top
- Sits freestanding on the deck, or over a standard pontoon pedestal mount
Will it fit my boat?
The footprint is 40 by 19 inches, about the size of a cooler and a half.
On a standard 8 foot 6 inch wide pontoon it sits in the open deck between the seating.
Over-engineered for safety, built for fun
Here's the deal: marine propane grills have been used on boats for 50 years.
The Floating Flame uses the same idea, without the grease fire
- UL-listed propane components
- Thick, heavy-duty body. Everything the flame touches is metal
- Multiple levels of safety built into the design
- 8 years of success: our owner's original prototype has been tested on the water for 8 years
The best hour of every trip, bought back
Next to the boat, the slip, the insurance, the fuel and the winterizing, this is the one that gives you the hour you bought the boat for.
In winter it goes on the patio.
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Brad Roehl, verified owner: "the price doesn't even matter… I'd buy it again in a heart beat."
Get to know Flame
Ben, the owner, answers the questions we get most, and owners show their Flame in action
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Owner clip: sunset cruise
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Owner clip: lighting it
Frequently asked questions
Marine propane grills have been used on boats for 50 years.
The Floating Flame uses the same idea, without the grease fire.
The propane components are UL-listed.
Everything the flame touches is metal, and the plastic parts sit low on the unit and don't get warm in use.
The tank is stored inside the body, so there's no hose across the deck.
Ben's original prototype has been tested on the water for 8 years.
Rules vary by state, lake and marina, so check with your marina and local authority before you light up.
Ben, who designed it, has used his on the water for 8 years.
If you're unsure about your insurance policy, ask your insurer.
No. It sits on rubber feet, like a cooler, so it doesn't slide.
With the tank inside, the weight is low and the unit stays planted.
"…very stable, no tipping at all, even when there are quite a few waves on my lake."
Sebastien, verified owner.
Yes. It's built and tested to stay lit in 30 mph wind, which is more than you'll see on an evening cruise.
"It doesn't blow out the flame going 35 mph down the lake, which was very impressive!"
Stephanie Dionne, verified owner.
It doesn't need bolting down.
It sits freestanding on the deck on its rubber feet.
If your boat has a pedestal table mount in the floor, it sits straight over it.
Nothing to install, nothing to cut, and two handles to carry it off at the end of the season.
40 inches long, 19 wide, 24 tall, and about 40 lbs.
It was designed from the ground up to fit a pontoon, in the open deck between the seats.
Enough for the people sitting round it, without being intense, and the knob turns the flame up or down.
The top gets warm to the touch, not hot like a stove.
There are kids, pets and tired guests on a boat, and it's built with that in mind.
A standard 20 lb grill tank gives you 20 or more hours, a little more or less depending on how high you run the flame.
For most owners that's half to three quarters of a season.
Yes. A real propane flame over lava rock, with a knob to turn it up or down.
No smoke, no sparks, no ash, no embers on the seats.
Push the igniter and it lights like your grill.
It's made to warm people, not food, so it's not a grill.
The flame sits under lava rock with no grate.
Make Your Sunset Cruises Unforgettable With The Only Fire Pit Made For Pontoon Boats
$999$1,199$200 off
Free shipping · ships in 24 hours · 1-year warranty · 30-day returns on unused units
Brad Roehl, verified owner: "the price doesn't even matter… I'd buy it again in a heart beat."
