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Installing your new FirePit
Here is some helpful information about our fire pit kits and how to install them. You can either do it yourself, or pay to have our team of experts install it for you. If you decide to do it yourself, please follow the instructions and guidelines on this page to make sure your Fire Pit is set up correctly and won’t have any issues.
Installing Your Wood Burning Fire Pit Kit
Wood Burning – Square 50” x 50”
- For the first layer, place the block as shown in the pictured pattern.
- Offset each additional layer by placing the center of a block directly over the seam of the layer below.
- Place the block caps on the top layer so there is a 1 ½” gap around all outside edges.
- If desired, glue the caps in place with a heavy-duty exterior block adhesive (sold separately).
Wood Burning – Rectangle 60” x 40”
- For the first layer, place the block as shown in the pictured pattern.
- Offset each additional layer by placing the center of a block directly over the seam of the layer below.
- Place the block caps so there is approximately a 3” gap all the way around. You will have 4 caps that
are cut to a shorter width. Each long side of the fire pit will have 2 of these shorter caps placed next to
each other in the center. - If desired, glue the caps in place with a heavy-duty exterior block adhesive (sold separately).
Installing Your Propane Fire Pit Kit
Propane Burning – Square 50” x 50”
- For the first layer, place the block as shown in the pictured pattern. Make sure the block with the notch cut out is placed towards the direction of where the regulator hose will run. Feed the hose through the notch before building the next layers.
- Offset each additional layer by placing the center of a block directly over the seam of the layer below.
- Place the metal sheet on top of the last layer of block and feed the regulator hose through the center hole. Use Teflon tape and screw in the 3/8” brass fitting end into the hose. Using the Teflon tape again, screw the burner into the 1/2” end of the brass fitting. Seat burner inside the hole of metal sheet.
- Place the block caps on the top layer so there is a 1 ½” gap around all outside edges. Fill inside with lava rock or fire glass.
- If desired, glue the caps in place with a heavy-duty exterior block adhesive (sold separately).
Propane Burning – Rectangle 60” x 40”
- For the first layer, place the block as shown in the pictured pattern. Make sure the block with the notch cut out is placed towards the direction of where the regulator hose will run. Feed the hose through the notch before building the next layers.
- Offset each additional layer by placing the center of a block directly over the seam of the layer below.
- Place the metal sheet on top of the last layer of block and feed the regulator hose through the center hole. Use Teflon tape and screw in the 3/8” brass fitting end into the hose. Using the Teflon tape again, screw the burner into the 1/2” end of the brass fitting. Seat burner inside the hole of metal sheet.
- Place the block caps so there is approximately a 3” gap all the way around. You will have 4 caps that are cut to a shorter width. Each long side of the fire pit will have 2 of these shorter caps placed next to each other in the center. Fill inside with lava rock or fire glass.
- If desired, glue the caps in place with a heavy-duty exterior block adhesive (sold separately).
Installing Your Natural Gas Fire Pit Kit
Natural Gas – Square 50” x 50”
- Build out each layer of block around stubbed gas line as shown in the pictured pattern.
- Continue to build up each layer, but place notched block on the 4th layer up, centered in the desired location for valve key opening.
- For the fire pit side, use the pictured images to assemble the gas flex lines, fittings, and valve with Teflon tape wrapped on the threads. On the meter side, we highly recommend hiring a professional gas technician to make the spliced connection.
- Seat the gray PVC nipple inside the notched block and place the metal sheet on top of the last layer of block. Check to make sure the flex lines underneath the metal aren’t kinked. Screw the burner on last after feeding the flex line through the center hole of the metal sheet. Seat burner inside metal hole.
- Place the block caps on the top layer so there is a 1 ½” gap around all outside edges. Fill inside with lava rock or fire glass.
- If desired, glue the caps in place with a heavy-duty exterior block adhesive (sold separately).
Natural Gas – Rectangle 60” x 40”
- Build out each layer of block around stubbed gas line as shown in the pictured pattern.
- Continue to build up each layer, but place notched block on the 4th layer up, centered in the desired location for valve key opening.
- For the fire pit side, use the pictured images to assemble the gas flex lines, fittings, and valve with Teflon tape wrapped on the threads. On the meter side, we highly recommend hiring a professional gas technician to make the spliced connection.
- Seat the gray PVC nipple inside the notched block and place the metal sheet on top of the last layer of block. Check to make sure the flex lines underneath the metal aren’t kinked. Screw the burner on last after feeding the flex line through the center hole of the metal sheet. Seat burner inside metal hole.
- Place the block caps so there is approximately a 3” gap all the way around. You will have 4 caps that are cut to a shorter width. Each long side of the fire pit will have 2 of these shorter caps placed next to each other in the center. Fill inside with lava rock or fire glass .
- If desired, glue the caps in place with a heavy-duty exterior block adhesive (sold separately).