Use and Care Manual

 FOR USE IN CLEAR OUTDOOR SPACES ONLY!
 Fire Pits are only to be used in a well ventilated area a minimum of 20 ft. from building walls, overhangs,
trees, or other combustible materials such as roof overhangs, wooden structures, fuel, clothing, fabric, or
dry vegetation to prevent fires or melting of materials from buildings
 Place the Fire Pit on firm, level ground or surfaces free of debris, out of the way of pedestrian traffic,
trees, and tree branches. Do not use on wooden or composite decks.
 Do not use indoors due to the hazard of carbon monoxide fumes and fire. Lack of ventilation may cause
serious harm, including death.
 IGNITING AND USE OF THE FIRE PIT
 Add 3-4 sheets of loosely crumpled newspaper on top of the log grate
 Never use gasoline, kerosene, alcohol, or other flammable fuel in or around the outdoor fireplace.
 Pile finely-split dry firewood on top of the newspaper.
 Do not overload the bowl beyond 8 lbs.
 Do not use pressure treated wood, as the chemicals used to treat the wood can be toxic when fumes are
inhaled.
 Carefully light the newspaper underneath the pile and replace the spark guard with the hook.
 When adding wood to an existing fire, use hook to remove the spark guard, carefully add wood while fire
is still burning, and replace spark guard.
 CARE & CLEANING
 Once the fireplace is completely cooled down, remove the mesh cover using the handle. Pour the ashes
from the bowl and rinse with clean water and allow to dry completely.
 Clean after each use.
 Do not use a scrub brush.
 If the paint chips, use only high-temperature paints and a brush to fix.
 If rust is showing, sand lightly and repaint the area with high-temperature paints.
 Dry with a soft cloth.
 Turn the unit upside down when not in use to prevent water from building up in the unit.
 Cover the unit when not in use to prolong the life.