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Due to its very good corrosion resistance and resistance to oxidation, stainless steel 304 is one of the most commonly used stainless steels.

Yes, it's very easy to assemble! Attach the heat shield to the base of the fire bowl with three screws. Then place the fire bowl on the base provided and secure it to the ring with the metal tabs.

Super easy: Effortlessly clean the 304 stainless steel surface with a soft, slightly damp cloth or a mild, non-abrasive cleaner. Once the fire pit has cooled down, we recommend using our recommended vacuum cleaner. Alternatively, you can remove the bowl from the base, tip it out to remove the ash, and then wipe dry.

Your HotShot comes with a carrying bag or cover. This allows you to store the fire pit outdoors. To avoid rust, keep it dry and store it in a clean,

Yes, you can temporarily set it up in the snow. It is important that you dry all parts thoroughly after they have cooled down before covering or storing them to avoid rust.

Never leave children and pets unattended near the fireplace as it gets very hot during use - including the base ring. Therefore, always keep a sufficient safety distance.

No, for fire safety reasons you should not use the fire pit on covered porches or within 3 meters of flammable materials.

We recommend that you do not use the fire pit on wooden or plastic floors, as long-term exposure to heat could damage these materials or even set them on fire

No, it is not safe. Wait until it has cooled down completely as all parts become extremely hot during use.

Thanks to the double combustion technology, the HotShot reduces smoke by up to 70%. The remaining smoke is barely noticeable.

The best thing to do is to let the fire burn out on its own. Do not use water as this could warp the steel or leave stains. On the beach you can use sand, but make sure you remove it thoroughly to avoid damaging the surface.

THE TRAVELER: Compact and easy to transport, perfect for 3-5 people. Accessories such as grill grate and lid are available separately.