Use and Care Manual
For a lawn, mark a 49” diameter
circle with marking paint then
go to step 2. For a patio, use
chalk instead of paint then skip
to step 5.
Add 1.5”-2” of paver base and
level. Moisten with water to aid
compaction then use a tamper
to pack the entire area rm. Add
.5”-1” more of paver base and
level again.
Attach the two layers of stone
together using concrete adhesive.
Remove one top stone and lay
2 liberal beads of adhesive near
the center of the stone. Place
stone back and press down rmly.
Repeat for all 2nd layer stones.
Lay the third layer the same way
you laid the second. The third
layer joints should line up with
the rst layer joints. Adhere the
stones with concrete adhesive
as you did in step 7.
After all stones are set, install
the re pit insert. The insert’s
top lip should rest on the
inside edge of the re pit
stones.
After the adhesive cures, pour
gravel rock into the bottom of the
re pit, leveling it as you go. The
gravel should reach the bottom of
the insert ring.
Remove all sod, roots and dirt
to a depth of 2 inches inside
the circle.
Place wall stones on top of
paver base, rmly touching each
stone creating a circle. Make
sure each stone is leveled front
to back and side to side and
even with adjacent stones.
For the second layer of stone,
lay the middle of each stone over
the joint made between the sides
of the two stones underneath it.
Place stones rmly together and
level as before.
Level the soil and remove high
spots as best possible. Tip: Use
a level to help.
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STEP
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FIRE PIT KIT
©2013 Oldcastle. All Rights Reserved. LWS12- 0007
• 36* Wall Blocks
• 7 Gauge Heavy-Duty Steel Insert
Includes
• Tamper
• Household Level
• 2 Bags of Leveling Sand
• 2 Tubes of Concrete
Adhesive
• Caulk Gun
• 3 Bags of Gravel Rock
• Shovel
• Optional Marking Paint
or Chalk
Materials Needed to
Complete Fire Pit Kit
Instructions
Time to Complete
Degree of Diculty
1 hr
Beginner
Fire pit requires 36
blocks- your kit may
include additional
blocks that are not
required to complete
your fire pit.
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WARNING: TO AVOID RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE, STEEL
INSERT MUST BE USED WITH THE FIRE KIT. BLOCK IS NOT FIRE RATED.