INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USE AND SAFETY OF THE CAMPFIRE

1. FACILITY

This fire pit is designed for the safe creation of open fires outdoors: in backyards, farmhouses, recreational areas, in compliance with all applicable fire safety requirements.

2. GENERAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

• Use the fire pit outdoors only.
• Not for use in enclosed or semi-enclosed spaces.
• Children and pets must be kept at least 2 m away from an active campfire.
• Never leave a burning fire unattended.

3. DISTANCES FROM OBJECTS (RECOMMENDED MINIMUM)

• To buildings, structures, terraces: at least 6-8 m
• To trees, shrubs and hedges: at least 5 m
• To combustible materials (firewood, furniture, fuel): at least 3 m
• To cars: at least 6 m

Note: Always follow the local municipality or fire service requirements.

4. SUBSTRATE PREPARATION

• Place the campfire on a non-combustible, level and stable base:
  • concrete
  • paving
  • gravel
• Parking on grass, wooden surfaces or plastic coverings is prohibited.

5. FUEL USE

Authorised for use:

• Dry firewood
• Wood briquettes

Prohibited use:

• Petrol, diesel, spirits or other flammable liquids
• Rubbish, plastic, rubber, impregnated or painted wood
• Household waste

6. FIRE MAKING AND MAINTENANCE

• Build the fire gradually and do not overload the campfire with fuel.
• The flames must not rise higher than the edges of the campfire.
• Use heat-resistant gloves or tools.
• In strong winds, do not build fires.

7. FIRE FIGHTING

• Allow the fire to go out completely when finished.
• Pour water or sand over the coal and ash.
• Make sure there are no hot coals left before leaving the site.

8. MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

• Remove ash regularly only when it has cooled completely.
• It is recommended to keep the fire pit dry and away from constant moisture.
• If the fire pit is made of steel, natural oxidation (rust) may occur over time and is not considered a defect.

9. SEASONAL AND LEGAL RESTRICTIONS

• The use of campfires is prohibited during times of drought or when there is a heightened level of fire danger.
• Follow the fire safety rules of the Republic of Lithuania.

10. RESPONSIBILITY

The user is fully responsible for:

• safe use of the campfire,
• preventing potential fires,
• damage to third parties or property.

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Recommendation: always have water, a fire extinguisher or sand nearby. The Manufacturer/Supplier accepts no liability for misuse or non-compliance with safety regulations.