Pi Fire + Tools + Fire Pit

We recommend starting your fire with 2-3 logs for Ranger, 3-4 logs for Bonfire, and 4-5 logs for Yukon / Canyon. Add an additional log when temperatures stall or when the temperature decreases (generally happens after a pizza is cooked). Remember, to limit soot, you don't want the fire raging; rather, you want the flame constantly dancing below or at the bottom of the Pi Fire oven.

Yes! Pi Fire was designed so that you can continue to use the fire pit accessories that you love. This includes the surround to protect your loved ones, shield to block embers, sticks to cook s’mores, and tools to add logs and stoke the fire.

No, we do not recommend placing Pi Silicone Mat on top of Pi Fire. Placing anything on top of the oven will affect its ability to heat up and filter out soot.

Yes! Pi Fire should always be used with the Flame Ring.

No. Pi Fire does not work with the Hub. Pi Fire comes with three legs (similar to the heat deflector) that nest your Pi Fire onto your fire pit

Baking pizza in Pi Fire is a leisurely cooking experience, when compared to our Pi pizza oven that gets to 900F degrees. Once launched, we recommend turning your pizza every couple of minutes.

Baking pizza in the Pi Fire at 500-650F degrees is a much more forgiving environment than baking pizzas at +900F degrees in your Pi oven. It’s why we refer to Pi Fire as a leisurely pizza cooking experience. Additionally, Pi Fire is more portable and comes with a carry/storage case.

While the stone is still warm, use a wire cleaning brush to remove residue from the stone. Once the stone has cooled, you can use a paper towel to wipe away soot. Do NOT submerge the stone under water or use soap.

Allow your Pi Fire to cool completely before cleaning. Gently clean with warm soapy water and soft terry cloth or paper towel. Do NOT used anything abrasive on the ceramic coating

Yes. Always take extra precaution when placing or removing your Pi Fire. Always wear heat-resistant gloves and always store far away from children, adults and pets when allowing the Pi Fire to cool.

Yes. We are developing a Pi Fire oven for the Canyon. We expect to launch this size sometime in the 1st quarter of 2023

Fire Pits should not be touched while burning. Once the flames have died out, you should wait at least an hour before touching it with bare hands.

YES! Do not touch any part of the fire pit with bare hands when in use. Children should always be under parental supervision when around the fire pit. Your fire pit should always be treated as an open flame. 

Solo Stove Fire Pits can safely be used on a wood deck, but require your attention and action. Use on wood or composite decking can lead to charring or ignition if the fire pit is not adequately elevated, insulated, or misused. You should use Stand when using on a wood deck. Read up on what surfaces need Stand here.

Even when using Stand, wood and composite decking materials differ significantly in quality and treatment, and have varying heat resistance ratings. You should check with your manufacturer or builder to ensure your surfaces can handle high temperatures, or further elevate or insulate your fire pit to avoid potential damage.

Never leave your fire pit unattended on a combustible surface when hot - even while cooling down. Hot ashes can reignite and escape onto the surface.

Solo Stove Shield is also recommended to help prevent large embers from escaping the pit during a burn and Solo Stove Lid when done burning to keep ashes locked in.