Advertised Diameter vs. Fire Bowl Size
An advertised size is almost always the outer footprint of the unit, not the diameter of the fire itself. OutVue's own listing for its 36 in geometric-cut-out wood-burning pit is the one product in this range that states both: a 24 in fire bowl inside a 36 in outer diameter.
The one product that publishes both figures
OutVue's own feature text for its 36 in, 2-grill, geometric-cut-out wood-burning fire pit states an "overall size" of 36 in by 36 in alongside a separate "fire bowl size" of 24 in by 24 in. The outer diameter is a third larger than the part that actually holds the fire - the tabletop, legs and cut-out sides account for the rest of the advertised size.
Why the rest of the range doesn't confirm the same ratio
No other product in this brief - including the other 36 in wood-burning pit, the 26 in and 32 in models, or any of the five propane tables - publishes a separate fire or burner diameter distinct from its outer size. This site does not assume the same roughly 2:3 ratio found on the one listing that states it; every other product's fire/burner diameter is shown as unpublished on its own sizing page, not estimated.
Why it matters for propane tables specifically
On a propane table, the burner sits in a fixed spot on the tabletop, not spread across the whole surface - so a table's advertised width overstates the space actually available around the flame the same way a fire pit's outer diameter overstates the fire itself. OutVue does not publish a burner diameter for any of its five propane tables, so this site cannot compute that comparison for the tables either.
Questions
Does every OutVue fire pit have a fire bowl about two-thirds its outer size?
Not confirmed - that ratio is only published for one listing (the 36 in geometric-cut-out wood-burning pit). This site does not project it onto the other ten products without the manufacturer stating their own figures.
Why don't the propane tables list a burner diameter?
Not stated by OutVue on any of the five propane table listings - this site cannot publish a figure the manufacturer hasn't disclosed.
Where can I see every product's published outer footprint?
The sizing pages compare outer footprint, fire/burner diameter where known, height, BTU and tank location for all ten complete fire pits and tables.