FAQ - Fire Pit

First, place the ash grate into the fire pit. Then position the pellet adapter and load the fire starter into it. Finally, add the items you wish to burn into the fire pit.

It is the Ash Grate, which serves as the elevated base for your fuel inside the fire pit.

All fuel (wood pellets or firewood) must be placed ON TOP of the ash grate. Never place fuel underneath it.

No. Keep the ash grate at the bottom of the fire pit at all times; simply pour additional pellets directly on top of it.

It is the Pellet Adapter (Mesh Cup), designed specifically to hold small wood pellets together so they do not fall through the grate slots into the ash pan.

Place the mesh basket over the center of the bottom ash grate before pouring your wood pellets directly into and around it.

It is the Flame Ring (Top Ring), which redirects airflow inward during burning to produce a clean, concentrated, and smokeless flame.

The handle allows you to easily and safely lift the flame ring off the fire pit once the unit has completely cooled down after use.

A: Yes, the FPE-20 supports both fuel types. Just remember to use the included pellet adapter basket whenever you burn wood pellets.

Grill WITH Stand: 44 cm (17.32 inches)

Grill WITHOUT Stand: 47 cm (18.50 inches)

The Science: "Smokeless" refers to a design that optimizes airflow to achieve secondary combustion, which significantly reduces smoke. However, per the laws of physics, smoke is a natural byproduct of burning organic matter. Absolute "zero smoke" is impossible for any open flame.

Fuel Matters: The amount of smoke is 90% dependent on your fuel. Using damp wood, softwoods (like pine), or debris will create smoke.

Solution: For the best experience, use kiln-dried hardwoods and allow the fire pit to reach a high temperature to engage the smokeless airflow system.

The Science: This is a result of sustained radiant heat transfer, not a product defect. Even with an elevated base, the intense heat from the fire continuously radiates downward. This heat dries out and eventually scorches any flammable material underneath (grass, wooden decks, or carpets).

Safe Placement: It is a fundamental safety rule to keep heat sources away from combustibles.

Recommendation: To protect your property, only use the fire pit on non-flammable surfaces such as concrete, paving stones, or bare soil. If using on a deck, a professional high-temperature fire pit mat is required.