LET IT BURN OUT
The recommended method for putting out your
fire is to let it burn out. This creates the least
amount of ash which results in easy clean-up. DO
NOT pour water over the fire pit or leave the fire
unattended. If you do need to walk away for any
reason be sure to use a spark screen and make
sure there is nothing nearby that could catch fire
or get damaged.
After your ashes cool down, clean out your Y
SERIES fire pit by simply using the handle to
dump the ashes out in a safe area or container.
LUMP CHARCOAL
WOOD PELLETS
STEP 1
USE A CHARCOAL CHIMNEY
The best way to get the right amount of coals
burning in your Y SERIES fire pit is by using a
standard-size charcoal chimney. Place
firestarter, tinder, and/or paper in the bottom of
the charcoal chimney. Then, stack lump
charcoal inside the chimney until full.
STEP 2
LIGHT IT UP
Light at the bottom and wait until coals are
burning and hot. Once the coals are hot you can
then dump them into the bottom of the fire pit.
STEP 1
BUILD A BASE LAYER
Start by pouring 3”-4” of high-quality pellets
into the bottom of your Y SERIES fire pit. It
helps to push some of the unlit pellets into a
mound in the center of the Y inside the fire pit.
Place 2 firestarters close to the Y Airflow
TM
in
each quadrant. Firestarters should be nestled
into the pellets with the tops exposed for
lighting.
STEP 2
LIGHT IT UP
Using a grill lighter or long match, light each of
the firestarters. We suggest lighting the
firestarters the furthest away from you first,
then working your way back towards where you
are standing, this way you do not have to reach
over any flames.
STEP 3
LET IT BURN
This should be the perfect amount of lump
charcoal to use in your Y SERIES fire pit. Do not
add any more charcoal.
STEP 3
FEED THE FLAMES
Pellets burn hot and fast, add 1-2 cups at a time
to refuel. If you add too much at once, the airflow
can slow down, and the pellets may smoke at
first until they ignite. Having a small scoop on
hand to add pellets is very helpful. You can also
add split wood on top of the pellets to keep the
fire burning.
HOW TO BUILD A FIRE
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