Fire Pit ArtMagnum 54" Round Steel Fire Pit

The Magnum 54" Fire Pit from Fire Pit Art has a broad circular surface which orbits the spacious fire bowl and allows it to be converted to an outdoor table with an optional lid. This fire pit has an outer diameter of 54" and an inner diameter of 35" and stands 17" tall with a ring width of 9" The round circular bowl itself is an impressive large diameter and is lined with a heat-proof coating and has a rain drain in the bottom. This is a heavy weight fire pit that will oxidize over time to a rich and maintenance free finish. It is a hand-made work of art that is numbered by the artist as to indicate its authenticity. Lid can be used as a fire snuffer or tabletop.

Finished with a Standard Iron-Oxide Patina. When using an LP tank, the tank will NOT fit inside the unit.

Options Available:

• Wood Burning - Does not include lava rock or media grate.
• Natural Gas or Liquid Propane Gas burner kit - Comes complete with fire pit, 200K BTU HPC stainless steel burner, Lava Rock, Flex Line Kit and Plate. Lava rocks included.
• Electric Start - All Weather Electronic Ignition System includes 24 volt AC Transformer, Fire Module, Heat Shield and Install Instructions. Lava rocks included.

You do not need to do anything to the carbon steel to maintain it's finish. If you would like to smooth out the weathered surfaces, you can use a Scotch Brite pad to gently rub the steel. This will cause some of the rust barrier to break off and fall to the ground. Be sure to thoroughly clean the ground surface after this process. You can use water to clean the surfaces after this process.

Do not get water into any of the burner components. Water in the burner components can cause dangerous back pressure. If you think there is water in the burner components, call a licensed technician to check the burner before use.

Fire Pit with Gas Option
Fire pits should be inspected before initial use and inspected and cleaned at least annually by a qualified field service person. Periodically remove the logs, glass or lava rock and examine the burner. If dirty, clean with a soft brush. Also, examine the area around the Propane/Air Mixer. Any dirt or lint in this area should be removed. This will ensure long life and trouble free operation. When the fire pit is put back in service, check the burner flame patterns; it is imperative that the burner flame characteristics are steady, not lifting or floating. Periodically check the hose connecting the LP gas cylinder to ensure it is not damaged in any way. While the fire pit is not in use, it should be covered to protect it from weather and other adverse elements. Not protecting the fire pit could result in a void of the warranty.

Carbon (soot) may build up on the surfaces of the logs with heavy use. This is more likely to occur when using LP gas. The soot should be cleaned off the surface of the logs periodically to prevent excessive buildup. To clean the logs, be sure the fire is out, the gas supply is turned off and the logs are cool to the touch. The soot can then be brushed off with a dry bristle brush or cloth. Logs can be damaged if mishandled. Dispose of soot and cleaning materials properly. Keep away from clothing, pets and outdoor furniture.