Firewood Fire Pit Rentals In All Dallas DFW

A: The $65 rental includes the 34-inch fire pit, spark screen, and log poker. We provide delivery and setup. Please note that firewood is not included but can be sourced locally.

A: We recommend using seasoned hardwoods like oak, hickory, or mesquite for a longer, cleaner burn. Avoid softwoods like pine, which can create excessive sparks and smoke.

A: When used properly with the included spark screen and placed on a non-flammable surface away from structures, they are safe. Always check local regulations regarding open burning in your area.

A: We recommend booking your wood burning fire pit rental at least 2-3 weeks in advance, especially for popular fall and spring weekends when demand is highest.

A: Absolutely! We can provide a list of local DFW area firewood suppliers who deliver seasoned firewood perfect for your event.

Operating Instructions for 34-inch Wood Burning Fire Pit Rental

SAFETY FIRST - CRITICAL PRECAUTIONS:

• FOR OUTDOOR USE ONLY
• Maintain minimum 25-foot clearance from buildings, structures, and combustible materials
• Place on stable, level, non-combustible surface (dirt, stone, or concrete)
• Never use on wooden decks, grass, or flammable surfaces
• Keep children and pets at least 10 feet away
• Always have a fire extinguisher or water source nearby
• Check local burn bans and fire regulations before use

Setup & Preparation:

1. Location Selection:
   
   • Choose open, level area away from:
     
     • Buildings, sheds, and fences
     • Overhanging trees and branches
     • Dry grass and vegetation
     • Furniture and decorations
   • Ensure adequate ventilation
   • Avoid windy conditions exceeding 10 mph

1. Fire Pit Placement:
   
   • Place on non-flammable surface
   • Ensure stable footing
   • Keep spark screen and poker tool accessible
   • Clear area of leaves and debris within 10-foot radius

Fire Building & Operation:

1. Fuel Preparation:
   
   • Use only SEASONED HARDWOOD (oak, hickory, mesquite)
   • Wood should be dry and split
   • Have kindling and newspaper ready
   • NEVER use: gasoline, lighter fluid, or accelerants

1. Building the Fire:
   
   • Place crumpled newspaper in center
   • Add small kindling in teepee or crisscross pattern
   • Arrange smaller logs around kindling
   • Leave space for air circulation

1. Lighting the Fire:
   
   • Light newspaper with long match or lighter
   • Allow fire to establish naturally
   • Add larger logs as fire grows
   • Place spark screen securely in position

1. Maintaining the Fire:
   
   • Use poker tool to adjust logs
   • Add wood gradually to maintain desired size
   • Never overload with wood
   • Keep flames contained within fire pit

Safety During Operation:

• Never leave fire unattended
• Always keep spark screen in place
• Monitor wind conditions
• Wear heat-resistant gloves when adjusting logs
• Keep fire at manageable size
• No roasting marshmallows or cooking without proper tools

Extinguishing the Fire:

1. Proper Shutdown:
   
   • Stop adding wood 1 hour before end of event
   • Allow fire to burn down naturally
   • Spread embers with poker tool
   • Sprinkle water gradually over embers
   • Stir ashes and add more water until cold

1. Verification:
   
   • No hissing sounds
   • No heat felt when hand held over ashes
   • Ashes are cool to the touch
   • Wait minimum 2 hours before covering or moving

Cleaning & Maintenance:

1. After Complete Cooling:
   
   • Remove cool ashes (dispose in metal container)
   • Wipe exterior with dry cloth
   • Inspect for damage or excessive wear
   • Cover with provided storage cover

Emergency Procedures:

• Fire Spreads Beyond Pit:
  
  1. Alert all people in area
  2. Use fire extinguisher or water source
  3. Call 911 if not immediately controllable
  4. Evacuate area if necessary

• Clothing Catches Fire:
  
  1. Yell "Stop, Drop, and Roll"
  2. Use fire blanket or water to extinguish
  3. Seek medical attention for burns

• Spark Escape:
  
  1. Extinguish spot fires immediately
  2. Move flammable materials away
  3. Wet down surrounding area if needed

Important Restrictions:

• Maximum log length: 18 inches
• Maximum fire height: 24 inches
• Never burn: trash, pressure-treated wood, or plastics
• Do not move fire pit while hot
• Never use in prohibited areas

Local DFW Regulations:

• Check county burn bans before use
• Some municipalities require permits
• Respect smoke and noise ordinances
• Be considerate of neighbors

Required Supplies (Not Included):

• Seasoned firewood
• Fire extinguisher or water source
• Long lighter or matches
• Heat-resistant gloves

For Emergency Assistance Contact:
Dallas Event Rentals: 214-484-2489

Always prioritize safety over ambiance. Proper fire management ensures everyone enjoys your event safely.