Perforated Steel Round Firepit - Outdoor Essentials

Use only approved fire pit fuel, such as firewood or fire logs, and avoid using any flammable liquids.

Allow the fire pit to cool completely. Remove ash and debris, and then clean with a damp cloth.

Place the fire pit on a level, fire-safe surface like concrete, brick, or gravel, away from flammable materials.

Clean the fire pit after each use to remove ash and debris.

Using a cover when not in use can help protect the fire pit from the elements and extend its lifespan.

Follow the assembly instructions provided with the fire pit. Typically, this involves attaching the bowl to the stand.

It is not recommended to place the fire pit directly on a wooden deck. Always use a fire-resistant barrier.

Ensure the fuel is dry and properly placed. Use kindling and a fire starter to help ignite the fire.

Use dry firewood and ensure adequate airflow. Avoid burning wet or treated wood.

Clean the fire pit regularly and store it in a dry place when not in use. Consider using a fire pit cover.