DIY Deck (Part 27): How to hide Fire Pit/Fire Table propane hose with Real Flame Lanesboro review?

In this #DIY video, I am going to show you how to hide the propane hose of the #RealFlame Fire Pit, Fire Table or Outdoor #FirePlace hose on the deck like a Pro. I will give you a complete review of this Real Flame Lanesboro Propane Fire table CT0003LP-SW4 and the Real Flame Propane Tank Cover T0025-WSLT. Do not buy the Real Flame Rubber Hose Cover R0001-BK, it's ugly. However, I strongly recommend buying the Real Flame Lanesboro and Ledgestone Fire Table Protective Cover SKU#A0003. All the reviews and details are in the video.
Disclaimer: This video is NOT sponsored, I am not affiliated with any of the products shown in the video. I just want to help you all DIY people from the bottom of my heart.
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[@user-ml7yo7ok1c]

I love how honest you are, haha! It looks like crap! Great video, thanks!

[@grandmaraps]

This is a great idea and not just for a fire pit but also for a BBQ. I have a Charbroil Big Easy. And I don't like how close the propane tank is to the grill. If you still have the old cover, put it over the new cover. it will make it last longer.The mention of Karen give me a good laugh 😅

[@DIYable]

That's right, it works for BBQ too!!! Glad you had a good laugh!

[@User1312-kf4yf]

Great video! Have you had any problem with heat transfer from the fire table to the composite decking below? I've been looking exclusively at concrete tables because I'm worried aluminum ones will get too hot for the deck.