User’s Manual & Safety Instructions
Instruction Manual
WARNING! Please read these instructions carefully
before using this tabletop fireplace. Noncompliance
with the safety rules can result in property damage,
bodily injury, or even death.
Thank you for choosing this tabletop fireplace. No
special permits, installation, or construction are
required to enjoy this fabulous fireplace. Nor does
the fireplace require an electrical or gas connection.
This model also includes a burner can with an
opening/closing tool so the fire can be extinguished
safely. A fireplace cover is also included.
Fuel is NOT included. You can use gel fuel cans
with a diameter of up to and including 3.5 inches;
bioethanol fuel; or isopropyl alcohol. You may also
use candles for a longer burning time. You can
expect around 2 to 3 hours’ burn time with gel fuel
cans or around 1 hour burn time with either
bioethanol fuel or isopropyl alcohol, depending on
the fuel used, temperature, and climate. Avoid drafts
for a longer burning time. We do not recommend
using isopropyl alcohol for indoor use.
This fireplace is meant for decorative purposes.
Before Using the Tabletop Fireplace:
• Be sure to have a fire extinguisher near your
fireplace.
• Keep extinguisher tool provided near the fireplace.
• The fireplace is not suitable for heating purposes.
• Ensure that flammable products and materials
(curtains, furniture, etc.) are at least 100cm/40"
from the fireplace.
• The fireplace must only be put on a solid
nonflammable surface.
• Please remove all packaging and informational
material before use.
• Keep children and pets away from the fireplace.
• Do not place any flammable materials or clothing
on the fireplace.
• Do not smoke while lighting the fireplace.
• Do not use any petroleum products (oil, gasoline,
etc.) near the fireplace.
• Do not use the fireplace in RVs, boats, or vehicles.
• The fireplace must be used strictly on a horizontal
and flat surface. When placing the fireplace on a
table, make sure it is placed away from the edges.
• Do not use the fireplace in unventilated rooms. The
room should be well ventilated with enough
oxygen and fresh air being supplied.
• People with breathing problems should consult
their doctor before use.
• Do not burn in a confined space.
• Exercise care when using outdoors. Do not burn
during high winds or when it is raining or snowing.
• Do not obstruct or inhibit the flame.
• We do not recommend placing the fireplace in a
bedroom or bathroom. For indoor use, only use
this fireplace in large, well-ventilated rooms. For
indoor use, we recommend using gel fuel cans.
• Do not store fuel near a tabletop fireplace.
• Do not use the fireplace if flammable gas is in
the room.
• Do not use the fireplace under overhanging items
such as TVs, paintings, or shelves.
• Do not place charcoal, wood, paper, or other
combustible items into the burner can.
• Do not move the fireplace while it is still operating
or is still hot.
Starting Up
WARNING! Before lighting, clean up any fuel that
may have spilled and make sure any surface
moisture from spillage is gone or has evaporated to
prevent spillage ignition.
Gel fuel can:
• When using gel fuel cans, remove the paper label
from the outside of the can, pry open the lid of the
gel fuel can, and put the can in the hole in the
center of the fire pit. Then light the gel with a long-
reach lighter or long matches.
• Cans can be resealed with cans lid and saved for
future use.
Burner can with bioethanol fuel or isopropyl
alcohol:
• Put the burner can included with the fireplace in
the hole in the center of the fire pit.
• Fill burner can with either bioethanol fuel or
isopropyl alcohol up to a maximum of around 2/3
of a can. For indoor use, fill it up to a maximum of
1/2 of a can.
• We recommend putting only as much fuel as you
intend to use in the burner can. Leftover fuel in the
burner can should be disposed of in accordance
with regulations for hazardous materials.
• Make sure the burner can is cool to the touch
before pouring in the fuel.
CAUTION: Spilled fuel may stain wood flooring.
ATTENTION: Remove fuel from the area around the
fireplace before lighting the fireplace.
ATTENTION: To ignite the flame, use a long-reach
lighter or long matches. Be sure to keep an arm’s
length away when lighting.
User’s Manual & Safety Instructions
Instruction Manual
WARNING! Please read these instructions carefully
before using this tabletop fireplace. Noncompliance
with the safety rules can result in property damage,
bodily injury, or even death.
Thank you for choosing this tabletop fireplace. No
special permits, installation, or construction are
required to enjoy this fabulous fireplace. Nor does
the fireplace require an electrical or gas connection.
This model also includes a burner can with an
opening/closing tool so the fire can be extinguished
safely. A fireplace cover is also included.
Fuel is NOT included. You can use gel fuel cans
with a diameter of up to and including 3.5 inches;
bioethanol fuel; or isopropyl alcohol. You may also
use candles for a longer burning time. You can
expect around 2 to 3 hours’ burn time with gel fuel
cans or around 1 hour burn time with either
bioethanol fuel or isopropyl alcohol, depending on
the fuel used, temperature, and climate. Avoid drafts
for a longer burning time. We do not recommend
using isopropyl alcohol for indoor use.
This fireplace is meant for decorative purposes.
Before Using the Tabletop Fireplace:
• Be sure to have a fire extinguisher near your
fireplace.
• Keep extinguisher tool provided near the fireplace.
• The fireplace is not suitable for heating purposes.
• Ensure that flammable products and materials
(curtains, furniture, etc.) are at least 100cm/40"
from the fireplace.
• The fireplace must only be put on a solid
nonflammable surface.
• Please remove all packaging and informational
material before use.
• Keep children and pets away from the fireplace.
• Do not place any flammable materials or clothing
on the fireplace.
• Do not smoke while lighting the fireplace.
• Do not use any petroleum products (oil, gasoline,
etc.) near the fireplace.
• Do not use the fireplace in RVs, boats, or vehicles.
• The fireplace must be used strictly on a horizontal
and flat surface. When placing the fireplace on a
table, make sure it is placed away from the edges.
• Do not use the fireplace in unventilated rooms. The
room should be well ventilated with enough
oxygen and fresh air being supplied.
• People with breathing problems should consult
their doctor before use.
• Do not burn in a confined space.
• Exercise care when using outdoors. Do not burn
during high winds or when it is raining or snowing.
• Do not obstruct or inhibit the flame.
• We do not recommend placing the fireplace in a
bedroom or bathroom. For indoor use, only use
this fireplace in large, well-ventilated rooms. For
indoor use, we recommend using gel fuel cans.
• Do not store fuel near a tabletop fireplace.
• Do not use the fireplace if flammable gas is in
the room.
• Do not use the fireplace under overhanging items
such as TVs, paintings, or shelves.
• Do not place charcoal, wood, paper, or other
combustible items into the burner can.
• Do not move the fireplace while it is still operating
or is still hot.
Starting Up
WARNING! Before lighting, clean up any fuel that
may have spilled and make sure any surface
moisture from spillage is gone or has evaporated to
prevent spillage ignition.
Gel fuel can:
• When using gel fuel cans, remove the paper label
from the outside of the can, pry open the lid of the
gel fuel can, and put the can in the hole in the
center of the fire pit. Then light the gel with a long-
reach lighter or long matches.
• Cans can be resealed with cans lid and saved for
future use.
Burner can with bioethanol fuel or isopropyl
alcohol:
• Put the burner can included with the fireplace in
the hole in the center of the fire pit.
• Fill burner can with either bioethanol fuel or
isopropyl alcohol up to a maximum of around 2/3
of a can. For indoor use, fill it up to a maximum of
1/2 of a can.
• We recommend putting only as much fuel as you
intend to use in the burner can. Leftover fuel in the
burner can should be disposed of in accordance
with regulations for hazardous materials.
• Make sure the burner can is cool to the touch
before pouring in the fuel.
CAUTION: Spilled fuel may stain wood flooring.
ATTENTION: Remove fuel from the area around the
fireplace before lighting the fireplace.
ATTENTION: To ignite the flame, use a long-reach
lighter or long matches. Be sure to keep an arm’s
length away when lighting.
User’s Manual & Safety Instructions
Instruction Manual
WARNING! Please read these instructions carefully
before using this tabletop fireplace. Noncompliance
with the safety rules can result in property damage,
bodily injury, or even death.
Thank you for choosing this tabletop fireplace. No
special permits, installation, or construction are
required to enjoy this fabulous fireplace. Nor does
the fireplace require an electrical or gas connection.
This model also includes a burner can with an
opening/closing tool so the fire can be extinguished
safely. A fireplace cover is also included.
Fuel is NOT included. You can use gel fuel cans
with a diameter of up to and including 3.5 inches;
bioethanol fuel; or isopropyl alcohol. You may also
use candles for a longer burning time. You can
expect around 2 to 3 hours’ burn time with gel fuel
cans or around 1 hour burn time with either
bioethanol fuel or isopropyl alcohol, depending on
the fuel used, temperature, and climate. Avoid drafts
for a longer burning time. We do not recommend
using isopropyl alcohol for indoor use.
This fireplace is meant for decorative purposes.
Before Using the Tabletop Fireplace:
• Be sure to have a fire extinguisher near your
fireplace.
• Keep extinguisher tool provided near the fireplace.
• The fireplace is not suitable for heating purposes.
• Ensure that flammable products and materials
(curtains, furniture, etc.) are at least 100cm/40"
from the fireplace.
• The fireplace must only be put on a solid
nonflammable surface.
• Please remove all packaging and informational
material before use.
• Keep children and pets away from the fireplace.
• Do not place any flammable materials or clothing
on the fireplace.
• Do not smoke while lighting the fireplace.
• Do not use any petroleum products (oil, gasoline,
etc.) near the fireplace.
• Do not use the fireplace in RVs, boats, or vehicles.
• The fireplace must be used strictly on a horizontal
and flat surface. When placing the fireplace on a
table, make sure it is placed away from the edges.
• Do not use the fireplace in unventilated rooms. The
room should be well ventilated with enough
oxygen and fresh air being supplied.
• People with breathing problems should consult
their doctor before use.
• Do not burn in a confined space.
• Exercise care when using outdoors. Do not burn
during high winds or when it is raining or snowing.
• Do not obstruct or inhibit the flame.
• We do not recommend placing the fireplace in a
bedroom or bathroom. For indoor use, only use
this fireplace in large, well-ventilated rooms. For
indoor use, we recommend using gel fuel cans.
• Do not store fuel near a tabletop fireplace.
• Do not use the fireplace if flammable gas is in
the room.
• Do not use the fireplace under overhanging items
such as TVs, paintings, or shelves.
• Do not place charcoal, wood, paper, or other
combustible items into the burner can.
• Do not move the fireplace while it is still operating
or is still hot.
Starting Up
WARNING! Before lighting, clean up any fuel that
may have spilled and make sure any surface
moisture from spillage is gone or has evaporated to
prevent spillage ignition.
Gel fuel can:
• When using gel fuel cans, remove the paper label
from the outside of the can, pry open the lid of the
gel fuel can, and put the can in the hole in the
center of the fire pit. Then light the gel with a long-
reach lighter or long matches.
• Cans can be resealed with cans lid and saved for
future use.
Burner can with bioethanol fuel or isopropyl
alcohol:
• Put the burner can included with the fireplace in
the hole in the center of the fire pit.
• Fill burner can with either bioethanol fuel or
isopropyl alcohol up to a maximum of around 2/3
of a can. For indoor use, fill it up to a maximum of
1/2 of a can.
• We recommend putting only as much fuel as you
intend to use in the burner can. Leftover fuel in the
burner can should be disposed of in accordance
with regulations for hazardous materials.
• Make sure the burner can is cool to the touch
before pouring in the fuel.
CAUTION: Spilled fuel may stain wood flooring.
ATTENTION: Remove fuel from the area around the
fireplace before lighting the fireplace.
ATTENTION: To ignite the flame, use a long-reach
lighter or long matches. Be sure to keep an arm’s
length away when lighting.
• If the flame does not ignite, please repeat the
ignition process until the flame burns steadily.
Refilling:
Gel fuel can:
• Burn gel fuel only in its original container. Do not
refill a used container or add fuel from one
container to another.
• Place fuel containers only in the hole in the center
of the fire pit.
Burner can:
WARNING! NEVER FILL A BURNER WHILE IT IS
LIT OR STILL HOT!
• It can be difficult to see if the flame is still lit. Be
sure to double-check before you attempt to move,
refuel, or cover your fireplace.
• Wait at least 20 minutes for the burner to cool
down before refilling.
ATTENTION: Do not touch the burner can or gel
fuel can until at least 20 minutes after the flame is
extinguished. Risk of burns!
Extinguishing:
• Please use the extinguisher tool provided in the kit
for safer extinguishing. When using gel fuel cans,
you can also use a cans lid to extinguish the flame.
• Never blow out the flame to put it out; this will only
increase the flame.
• Wait at least 20 minutes for the can to cool down
after extinguishing.
• If the flame is not extinguished immediately, close
the burner/gel fuel can with the extinguisher tool
and wait approximately 20 minutes.
CAUTION: Never extinguish the flame with water!
Gel fuel can:
• Cans can be resealed with cans lid and saved for
future use.
• Wait for approximately 20 minutes until the can
has reached room temperature to reseal the can.
Burner can:
• Let the fuel burn out completely if possible. Try to
put only as much fuel as you intend to use in the
burner can.
• Leftover fuel should be disposed of.
Maintenance/Care Instructions:
WARNING! Never clean the fireplace while it is still
operating or while the burner can is still hot!
• You can use a wet cloth to clean the surface of the
fireplace.
• The burner can change color because of the heat.
• The stainless steel will change in appearance after
a while. This is normal. Regular maintenance will
preserve its color.
• Do not put in the dishwasher.
• The stones can be cleaned by washing with a
brush and water. The burner can be cleaned with
water.
CAUTION: Never use chemicals, steel wool, or
scrubbing sponges on the fireplace. These can
scratch the surface. The manufacturer cannot be
held responsible for any damages resulting from
improper use and/or cleaning of the product.
Covering the Fireplace:
WARNING! Wait at least 20 minutes after the flame
is extinguished before covering the fireplace. Be
sure to double-check if the flame is still lit before you
attempt to cover the fireplace.
ATTENTION: Do not use the fireplace cover to
extinguish the flame!
ATTENTION: Do not keep outside during heavy
rain, snow or strong winds!
• Remove the gel fuel can or burner can from the
fireplace before covering the fireplace.
Safety Instructions:
Important: The tabletop fireplace is to be used for
decorative purposes and not as a heater.
• The use of the tabletop fireplace in a multi-burner
configuration or as an open fire for liquid or solid
combustible materials should not be permitted.
• Do not smoke while refilling or lighting the burner.
Risk of explosion!
WARNING! Never refill a hot or warm fireplace. Risk
of explosion!
• Avoid physical contact with the fuel when
preparing to light the fireplace.
• Children; people under the influence of alcohol,
drugs, or medications; or people who are not in an
appropriate physical or mental condition should not
be allowed to handle the fuel, fireplace, or fire
accessories. The fireplace should only be handled
by adults.
• Keep children and pets at a safe distance.
• Be careful with flammable clothes and hair.
• Keep the fireplace away from furniture.
• Do not blow into the fire.
• Do not use as a means to cook.
• Never leave the fire unattended.
• Never open a fuel bottle near an open flame. A
dangerous fire flash could result.
• Do not place paper, cardboard, or fabric (clothes,
etc.) on or around the burner.
• Do not use in areas where flammable vapors or
gas may be present.
WARNING! Follow the manufacturer’s instructions
for the fuel purchased.
• If the flame does not ignite, please repeat the
ignition process until the flame burns steadily.
Refilling:
Gel fuel can:
• Burn gel fuel only in its original container. Do not
refill a used container or add fuel from one
container to another.
• Place fuel containers only in the hole in the center
of the fire pit.
Burner can:
WARNING! NEVER FILL A BURNER WHILE IT IS
LIT OR STILL HOT!
• It can be difficult to see if the flame is still lit. Be
sure to double-check before you attempt to move,
refuel, or cover your fireplace.
• Wait at least 20 minutes for the burner to cool
down before refilling.
ATTENTION: Do not touch the burner can or gel
fuel can until at least 20 minutes after the flame is
extinguished. Risk of burns!
Extinguishing:
• Please use the extinguisher tool provided in the kit
for safer extinguishing. When using gel fuel cans,
you can also use a cans lid to extinguish the flame.
• Never blow out the flame to put it out; this will only
increase the flame.
• Wait at least 20 minutes for the can to cool down
after extinguishing.
• If the flame is not extinguished immediately, close
the burner/gel fuel can with the extinguisher tool
and wait approximately 20 minutes.
CAUTION: Never extinguish the flame with water!
Gel fuel can:
• Cans can be resealed with cans lid and saved for
future use.
• Wait for approximately 20 minutes until the can
has reached room temperature to reseal the can.
Burner can:
• Let the fuel burn out completely if possible. Try to
put only as much fuel as you intend to use in the
burner can.
• Leftover fuel should be disposed of.
Maintenance/Care Instructions:
WARNING! Never clean the fireplace while it is still
operating or while the burner can is still hot!
• You can use a wet cloth to clean the surface of the
fireplace.
• The burner can change color because of the heat.
• The stainless steel will change in appearance after
a while. This is normal. Regular maintenance will
preserve its color.
• Do not put in the dishwasher.
• The stones can be cleaned by washing with a
brush and water. The burner can be cleaned with
water.
CAUTION: Never use chemicals, steel wool, or
scrubbing sponges on the fireplace. These can
scratch the surface. The manufacturer cannot be
held responsible for any damages resulting from
improper use and/or cleaning of the product.
Covering the Fireplace:
WARNING! Wait at least 20 minutes after the flame
is extinguished before covering the fireplace. Be
sure to double-check if the flame is still lit before you
attempt to cover the fireplace.
ATTENTION: Do not use the fireplace cover to
extinguish the flame!
ATTENTION: Do not keep outside during heavy
rain, snow or strong winds!
• Remove the gel fuel can or burner can from the
fireplace before covering the fireplace.
Safety Instructions:
Important: The tabletop fireplace is to be used for
decorative purposes and not as a heater.
• The use of the tabletop fireplace in a multi-burner
configuration or as an open fire for liquid or solid
combustible materials should not be permitted.
• Do not smoke while refilling or lighting the burner.
Risk of explosion!
WARNING! Never refill a hot or warm fireplace. Risk
of explosion!
• Avoid physical contact with the fuel when
preparing to light the fireplace.
• Children; people under the influence of alcohol,
drugs, or medications; or people who are not in an
appropriate physical or mental condition should not
be allowed to handle the fuel, fireplace, or fire
accessories. The fireplace should only be handled
by adults.
• Keep children and pets at a safe distance.
• Be careful with flammable clothes and hair.
• Keep the fireplace away from furniture.
• Do not blow into the fire.
• Do not use as a means to cook.
• Never leave the fire unattended.
• Never open a fuel bottle near an open flame. A
dangerous fire flash could result.
• Do not place paper, cardboard, or fabric (clothes,
etc.) on or around the burner.
• Do not use in areas where flammable vapors or
gas may be present.
WARNING! Follow the manufacturer’s instructions
for the fuel purchased.
• If the flame does not ignite, please repeat the
ignition process until the flame burns steadily.
Refilling:
Gel fuel can:
• Burn gel fuel only in its original container. Do not
refill a used container or add fuel from one
container to another.
• Place fuel containers only in the hole in the center
of the fire pit.
Burner can:
WARNING! NEVER FILL A BURNER WHILE IT IS
LIT OR STILL HOT!
• It can be difficult to see if the flame is still lit. Be
sure to double-check before you attempt to move,
refuel, or cover your fireplace.
• Wait at least 20 minutes for the burner to cool
down before refilling.
ATTENTION: Do not touch the burner can or gel
fuel can until at least 20 minutes after the flame is
extinguished. Risk of burns!
Extinguishing:
• Please use the extinguisher tool provided in the kit
for safer extinguishing. When using gel fuel cans,
you can also use a cans lid to extinguish the flame.
• Never blow out the flame to put it out; this will only
increase the flame.
• Wait at least 20 minutes for the can to cool down
after extinguishing.
• If the flame is not extinguished immediately, close
the burner/gel fuel can with the extinguisher tool
and wait approximately 20 minutes.
CAUTION: Never extinguish the flame with water!
Gel fuel can:
• Cans can be resealed with cans lid and saved for
future use.
• Wait for approximately 20 minutes until the can
has reached room temperature to reseal the can.
Burner can:
• Let the fuel burn out completely if possible. Try to
put only as much fuel as you intend to use in the
burner can.
• Leftover fuel should be disposed of.
Maintenance/Care Instructions:
WARNING! Never clean the fireplace while it is still
operating or while the burner can is still hot!
• You can use a wet cloth to clean the surface of the
fireplace.
• The burner can change color because of the heat.
• The stainless steel will change in appearance after
a while. This is normal. Regular maintenance will
preserve its color.
• Do not put in the dishwasher.
• The stones can be cleaned by washing with a
brush and water. The burner can be cleaned with
water.
CAUTION: Never use chemicals, steel wool, or
scrubbing sponges on the fireplace. These can
scratch the surface. The manufacturer cannot be
held responsible for any damages resulting from
improper use and/or cleaning of the product.
Covering the Fireplace:
WARNING! Wait at least 20 minutes after the flame
is extinguished before covering the fireplace. Be
sure to double-check if the flame is still lit before you
attempt to cover the fireplace.
ATTENTION: Do not use the fireplace cover to
extinguish the flame!
ATTENTION: Do not keep outside during heavy
rain, snow or strong winds!
• Remove the gel fuel can or burner can from the
fireplace before covering the fireplace.
Safety Instructions:
Important: The tabletop fireplace is to be used for
decorative purposes and not as a heater.
• The use of the tabletop fireplace in a multi-burner
configuration or as an open fire for liquid or solid
combustible materials should not be permitted.
• Do not smoke while refilling or lighting the burner.
Risk of explosion!
WARNING! Never refill a hot or warm fireplace. Risk
of explosion!
• Avoid physical contact with the fuel when
preparing to light the fireplace.
• Children; people under the influence of alcohol,
drugs, or medications; or people who are not in an
appropriate physical or mental condition should not
be allowed to handle the fuel, fireplace, or fire
accessories. The fireplace should only be handled
by adults.
• Keep children and pets at a safe distance.
• Be careful with flammable clothes and hair.
• Keep the fireplace away from furniture.
• Do not blow into the fire.
• Do not use as a means to cook.
• Never leave the fire unattended.
• Never open a fuel bottle near an open flame. A
dangerous fire flash could result.
• Do not place paper, cardboard, or fabric (clothes,
etc.) on or around the burner.
• Do not use in areas where flammable vapors or
gas may be present.
WARNING! Follow the manufacturer’s instructions
for the fuel purchased.
