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tiki Fire Pit & Wood Pack User Manual

tiki Fire Pit & Wood Pack
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tiki Fire Pit & Wood Pack Specifications

General IconGeneral
Brandtiki
ModelFire Pit & Wood Pack
CategoryOutdoor Fireplace
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Tiki Brand Fire Pit User Guide

Initial Setup

Step 1: Remove Contents

Remove all contents from the packaging of the fire pit.

Step 2: Remove Ash Pan

Carefully remove the ash pan from the fire pit assembly.

Step 3: Assemble Fire Pit Base

Set the fire pit into the foot ring and secure it by screwing.

Step 4: Re-insert Ash Pan

Place the ash pan back into its designated position.

Step 5: Select Safe Location

Position the fire pit in a safe area, at least 15 ft from structures.

Step 6: Ignite Fire

Proceed to light the fire following the next steps.

Starting a Fire with Wood Pack

Step 1: Light Wood Pack

Place the Wood Pack onto the cone and light each corner.

Step 2: Burn Wood Pack

Allow the Wood Pack to burn; pellets will spill out, filling the pit.

Step 3: Repeat Burning Process

After 30 minutes, add another Wood Pack or firewood as needed.

Clean Up and Care

Step 1: Let Fire Cool Down

Allow the fire to burn out completely until the fire pit is cool.

Step 2: Empty Ash Pan

Remove and properly dispose of the ash from the ash pan.

Step 3: Cover and Store

Cover the fire pit and store it for future use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Using Firewood in the Fire Pit

Use dry seasoned wood, split and cut to 16 inches or less.

Cooking or Roasting Marshmallows

Allowed if safety instructions are followed and coals are glowing.

Purpose of the Center Cone

Optimizes burning for Wood Packs; removable for cleaning or larger logs.

Wood Pack Composition

Made from wood pellets and starter fluid, sourced sustainably.

Starting Wood Pack Without Fluid

No lighter fluid needed; light each corner of the bag.

Controlling Flame Height

Use wood logs to adjust flame size and duration.

Wood Pack Snap & Crackle

Pellets lack the irregularities of wood logs that cause snapping.

Emergency Extinguishment

Spray with hose from 5 ft away until coals are cool.

Cleaning Ash from Fire Pit

Sweep ash through bottom holes, then remove ash pan.

Emptying Ash Catcher Pan

The pan should be emptied after every use.

Cleaning the Fire Pit Exterior

Wipe down with a damp cloth if soot or ash accumulates.

Waiting to Cover Fire Pit

Wait 6-8 hours for Wood Packs; clean ash before covering.

Where to Buy Wood Packs & Accessories

Purchasing information for Wood Packs and accessories is available online.

Safety Warnings

Outdoor Use Only

This fire pit is designed exclusively for outdoor use.

Hot Surface Warning

Do not touch the fire pit when in use as it becomes extremely hot.

Clearance Requirements

Keep fire pit at least 15 ft away from walls, structures, or buildings.

Prohibited Locations

Do not use under patio roofs, low hanging branches, or overhangs.

Combustible Surface Warning

Do not place on combustible surfaces like wood, dry grass, or mulch.

Supervision and Attendance

Do not leave unattended; operate under adult supervision, especially with children or pets.

Flame Height

Flames may reach up to 3 ft above the top of the fire pit.

Read Instructions Before Use

Do not use until operating instructions and safety warnings are read.

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