FIRE PIT INSTALLATION GUIDE

Posted by Karen Sarjany on January 26th, 2021

These straightforward bit by bit instructions will permit you to make the most of your fire pit install and considerably more and make gathering simple and exact.

1. Unearth a territory roughly 4'- 6" in breadth and in any event 6" top to bottom. Load up with handled

rock or bricklayer sand, compacting until level. Dive an opening in the focal point of this circle roughly

12" in distance across and 24" profound and fill it with squashed stone. This will permit appropriate drainage during

times of rain.

a. In the event that you are building your fire pit on top of a strong surface, for example, a porch with stone pavers,

take out enough pavers in the hover to burrow the necessary opening, at that point pitch the

the remainder of the pavers that are within the hover toward the opening for legitimate drainage.

2. As our rock fire pit blocks are a characteristic stone, there will be a variety in the thickness, which is

well within the standard industry guidelines for cut rock items.

a. Prior to starting stage 3, if it's not too much trouble set aside some effort to figure out the squares and make gatherings

of sixteen squares that coordinate thickness as intently as could be expected under the circumstances, reserving the most

reliable square layers for use as your center and additionally top layers. The explanation behind this is

that the bottom layer is your most adaptable layer, in that you can change the rock to make

a level surface with which to add extra layers.

b. It very well might be important to shim a portion of the layers for them to remain level. We suggest

thin plastic shims, which we can accommodate you at extra expense.

3. Using the metal ring as a guide, line up sixteen rock fire pit blocks around the ring, which will

make a hover of stone with a 30" inside measurement. Change fire pit obstructs varying certainly

they are tight together, and that they are level. Eliminate the metal fire ring.

4. Install the second layer of fire pit blocks on top of the principal layer, overlapping blocks as you go to

structure a strong bond. Install the metal fire ring into this subsequent layer, to guarantee that you have a decent

tight fit, or add a third layer of fire pit blocks prior to fitting the metal fire ring.

5. Fill the interior of the fire pit with prepared rock or bricklayer sand. Reduced the layers of rock

each four inches or thereabouts, until you arrive at the bottom of the spine of the metal fire ring, readjusting

stones varying to make a solid match.

6. You may utilize some development grade epoxy to follow the top line of squares to the column underneath it,

for added soundness.

7. Light a fire* and make the most of your quality fire pit from Swenson Stone Works!

* Never use gasoline or other accelerants to light the fire.

* Our rock blocks are ensured with sand and the metal fire ring, however, keep your fire little, as huge

Fire and intense warmth may cause the rock squares to spall or break.

* Consistently go to the fire, and have a hose or can of water close by for crises.

* When you are finished enjoying your fire, make certain to completely extinguish it.

* Don't leave kids unattended around open blazes or hot coals.

* Never toss unfamiliar articles into the fire.