Place in position on stand
Place small stone over hole in bottom of fire-pit
Cover the base of fire-pit and halfway up the sides with sharp sand (supplied) to protect metal from heat
Put firelighters directly onto the sand in the centre of fire-pit
Build pyramid of kindling wood around firelighters
Place 2 or 3 logs around the kindling wood
Light the firelighters
Place more logs on, 2 or 3 at a time until it is burning as you require
AFTER USE: ALLOW TO COOL DOWN AND THEN REMOVE THE USED SAND AND ASH FROM THE FIRE-PIT. PLEASE LEAVE FIRE-PIT EMPTY READY FOR COLLECTION.
ALL PERSONS MUST BE RESPONSIBLE AROUND THIS FIRE-PIT AT ALL TIMES.
BROOKMAN GREENE LTD ACCEPT NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DAMAGES OR INJURY INCURRED THROUGH THE HANDLING, USE OR THE MISUSE OF THIS FIRE-PIT.
Fire-pits hired from Brookman Greene Ltd are very high quality, constructed of strong steel and should always be lined with sand to prevent heat transfer to the outside of the fire-pit.
Place your fire-pit in a flat, open area. Avoid areas with trees, especially trees with low-hanging branches. Do not place a fire pit on a slope.
If placing seating to surround the fire-pit, ensure the seats are at least 1.2 metres away from the fire-pit for fire safety and positioned well for enjoyment without danger.
As with any fire situation, there are many safety measurements that can ensure you and yours remain safe. The following safety protocols should be followed in fire-pit safety:
Always have a fire extinguisher handy.
Keep a first aid kit nearby for any accidental burns.
Put out the fire completely before leaving the pit unattended or before finishing the evening. Even the smallest fire can become a large fire quickly, so embers should be completely extinguished.
If a fire warning is implemented in your area, do not burn. The dry conditions in the area could influence rampant forest or brush fires based on a single ember or spark.
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Never allow a child to start a fire or to play near the fire. Children should always be closely supervised around a fire-pit.
Always use dry wood and kindling to light your fire. Never use accelerants, garbage, or garden clippings to light a fire. Also, never throw any materials besides seasoned woods onto your fire.
Fire-pits have become popular because they offer many evenings of free or low cost entertainment. Though popular, fire-pits can be dangerous if not properly used. So, follow the above fire-pit safety techniques to make your fire-pit evenings as enjoyable and safe as possible.
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