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DANGER
Please read the following warnings carefully before using your FirePlace. Failure to follow these
warnings may result in serious bodily injury or death, or in a fire causing damage to property.
WARNINGS
Ⅵ The Weber FirePlace is designed solely for
outdoor use. Indoor use can be lethal.
Ⅵ Use only on noncombustible surfaces,
such as brick, flagstone, concrete, etc.
Do not use on a wooden deck.
Ⅵ Keep away from flammable materials,
buildings and vehicles when in use.
Ⅵ Exercise the same care that you would
with an open campfire.
Ⅵ Your Weber FirePlace is not to be used by
children.
Ⅵ Keep away from flammable fluids such as
gasoline, charcoal lighter fluid and
alcohol, etc.
Ⅵ Keep children and pets away from the
FirePlace when in use.
Ⅵ Never wear loose-fitting or flammable
clothing (such as nylon) when in use.
Ⅵ Do not overload. Before starting the fire
make sure the lid is capable of closing.
Overloading can be dangerous if the lid
cannot extinguish the fire.
Ⅵ Do not use soft woods, like pine or cedar.
Soft woods may "pop" and throw sparks.
Ⅵ Do not burn leaves, paper, plywood or
trash in the Weber FirePlace.
Ⅵ Do not use volatile fluids, such as
gasoline, charcoal lighter fluid or alcohol,
to light or relight fires.
Ⅵ Use only sturdy, long-handled fireplace
equipment, when adding or moving logs.
Ⅵ Do not attempt to move the FirePlace when
in use or hot.
Ⅵ Use barbecue mitts when handling,
because surfaces will be hot when in use.
Ⅵ Fill the Weber FirePlace bottom with
approximately two pounds of sand before
use. This helps to insulate the bottom of
the FirePlace.
Ⅵ Always extinguish fire with the lid. Do not
douse with water; this will fracture the
porcelain finish. Wood fires take a long
time to extinguish. The Weber FirePlace
and the ashes inside may remain hot for
some time. Leave the lid closed until the
Weber FirePlace is cold.
Ⅵ Do not store the Weber FirePlace with
combustible materials or ashes inside.
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39935 10/93
FirePlace Assembly
Instructions