A Set for Entertaining with a Fire Pit Table
The wicker set seats more (9 vs. 7) around the same size fire pit table; the high-back set adds a separate glass coffee table on top of its fire pit table - the choice comes down to total seats vs. a second table surface.
What both sets share
Both build in the same size fire pit table - 57 in, 50,000 BTU, propane - and both are described by their own listings as rearrangeable seating around it, not a fixed single-purpose layout.
What actually differs
Seat count: the wicker set seats 9 (a 3-seat sofa, 4 chairs, 2 ottomans, per its own breakdown), the high-back set seats 7. The high-back set adds something the wicker set doesn't - a separate 47 in toughened-glass coffee table alongside the fire pit table, so there's a second surface when the fire pit table itself is in use for heat rather than as a table.
Cushion thickness also differs
The wicker set states 4 in cushions; the high-back set states 5.5 in on the seat and 7 in on the back - the thicker stated cushion of the two, alongside its own high-back design.
Which one actually helps
More total seats favors the wicker set. A separate coffee table alongside the fire pit table, plus a thicker stated cushion, favors the high-back set. Neither published spec makes one objectively better - it's seats vs. a second table surface.
Questions
Which of the two fire-pit sets seats more people?
The wicker set, at 9 (3-seat sofa, 4 chairs, 2 ottomans), against 7 for the high-back set.
Which set includes a separate coffee table?
The high-back set - a 47 in toughened-glass coffee table alongside its 57 in fire pit table. The wicker set's fire pit table is the only table included.
Are the two fire pit tables the same size?
Yes - both are described as 57 in, 50,000 BTU propane fire pit tables, per each listing.