The Jamaica outdoor fire pit showcases a stunning antique look and an elegant design. Its bowl, crafted from dark copper and black iron, features a charming lattice motif that gives it a country cottage vibe. This wood - burning fire pit comes with a domed screen arrestor, providing warmth without the hassle of messy sparks. It's an ideal addition to your outdoor space.
- Comes equipped with a grate, a spark screen dome, and a fire poker for your convenience.
- Care and Maintenance: To ensure your safety and the fire pit's longevity, regular inspections are a must. Wait until the fire is completely out before inspecting. Check if the handles are secure and look for any signs of damage or rust on components. If there's any damage, don't use it until repairs are done. Cleaning is also crucial. Regular cleaning promotes safer use and a longer lifespan. After repeated use, a slight color change of the finish might occur. Never use oven cleaner or abrasive cleaners, and don't clean it in a self - cleaning oven as it can damage the finish. You can wipe the exterior with mild dishwashing detergent or baking soda. For stubborn stains, use a citrus - based degreaser and a nylon scrubbing brush, then rinse with water. Remove built - up creosote with a chimney cleaning product. When it comes to storage, wait until the fire is out, coals are cold, and the fire pit is cool. Remove ashes and dispose of them properly. Cover it with a durable vinyl cover or store it in a dry place away from children and pets.
- Country of Origin: India
- Assembly Required
- Dimensions: 32'W x 32'D x 15'H
- Material: Iron
Using your Jamaica outdoor fire pit is easy. First, assemble it according to the instructions. Then, you can add wood to the pit and light it. The domed screen arrestor will keep the sparks from flying around. After use, wait until the fire is completely out, the coals are cold, and the fire pit is cool to the touch. Remove the ashes and dispose of them properly. For regular inspections, check the handles to make sure they're secure and look for any damage or rust on the components. If you find any issues, don't use the fire pit until you've made the necessary repairs. When it's time to clean, wipe the exterior with mild dishwashing detergent or baking soda. For tough stains, use a citrus - based degreaser and a nylon scrubbing brush, then rinse with water. To remove built - up creosote, use a chimney cleaning product. When storing, cover the fire pit with a durable vinyl cover or keep it in a dry place away from children and pets to maximize its lifespan.
