Fabric Formed Concrete Fire Table
SIX: FIRE TABLE VARIATION
This piece is a variation on the first fabric-formed fire table. It is square and smaller in size, with much shorter form walls, making it quicker and easier to cast, finish, and install.
What You’ll Need
- Stinson Fire Table Instructional Drawings
- 3/4″ Melamine
- Vinyl Upholstery Fabric
- CS Unitec Vacuum Cleaner
- CHENG D-FRC Casting Blend
- CHENG D-FRC Activator
- Collomix RMX Mixing Station
- GFRC Face Coat Spray Gun
- Basalt Fiber
Step 1 – Mount Disc to Baseboard
Step 2 – Secure Fabric and Knockout
Step 3 – Spraying
Step 4 – Structural Backer

Step 5 – Demolding

Step 6 – Finishing Options
Previous: Finished Fire Table

Sealing your project will keep it looking great for years to come and prevent damage from harsh repeated freezing and thawing.