Outdoor Patio Heaters Or Firepits (manufactured)

54YOM HIT A PIECE OF WOOD WITH A SLEDGE HAMMER AND TEH WOOD FLEW AND HIT A FIRE PIT AND THEN HIT HIM IN THE FACE RESULTING IN A LACERATION TO HIS RIGHT EYEBROW. DX: FACIAL LACERATION

5YOM C/O HAND BURN, HE WAS RUNNING AND FELL BACKWARD AND LANDED IN FIREPIT THAT WAS SMOULDERING. DX;FIRST DEGREE BURN.

2YOM WAS OUTSIDE PLAYING AND FELL HIT HEAD ON FIRE PIT DX MINOR CLOSED HEAD INJURY SCALP LACERATION

33 YOM TRIPPED ON A FIRE PIT FELL INJURED RIBS NO FD DX: CONTUSION

7YOM WAS WALKING BAREFOOT INTO A FIREPIT THAT WAS LIT LAST EVENING AND THERE WERE STILL HOT EMBERS AND IT BURNED HIS FOOT DX:THERMAL BURN TO FOOT

10 YOM WAS ROASTING FOOD OVER A RAISED METAL FIREPIT AT A FRIEND'S HOUSE. HE TRIPPED AND GRABBED THE SIDE OF THE HOT FIREPIT TO PREVENT HITTING THE GROUND AND BURNED HIS HAND AND FINGERS. DX PARTIAL-THICKNESS BURNS

22YOM PATIENT WAS DRINKING, HE PASSED OUT AND FELL FACE FIRST INTO A FIREPIT. BAL 33. DX: FACIAL BURN, RIGHT HAND BURSITIS

29 YOM WAS POURING GASOLINE ON AN OUTDOOR FIRE PIT WHEN A SPARK CAUGHT THE GAS STREAM AND EXPLODED THE CAN. PT'S CLOTHING CAUGHT ON FIRE. FD NS. DX: PARTIAL THICKNESS BURN LEFT WRIST, PARTIAL THICKNESS BURN MULTIPLE SITES OF LEFT HAND

21YOF PRESENTS TO THE ED AFTER THE PATIENT GOT BURNED ON HIS LEFT FOOT WHEN A HOT LOG ROLLED OUT OF THE FIREPIT COMPLAINING OF FOOT PAIN AND SWELLING. NO FD DX: FOOT PAIN AND SWELLING

20MOM WAS PLAYING IN THE BACKYARD THAT HAD A FIRE PIT THAT WAS USED TWO DAYS AGO FELL INTO IT AND THERE WERE STILL HOT EMBERS DX THERMAL BURN TO BOTH HANDS

79YOF BROUGHT IN BY EMS DUE TO TRIP AND FALL. FELL BACKWARDS AND HIT HEAD ON A SQUARE METAL FIREPIT. HIT BACK OF HEAD ON CORNER. NOT ON BLOOD THINNERS. DX: INJURY OF HEAD, LACERATION OF SCALP, FALL, ATHEROSCLEROSIS

42YOF PRESENTS WITH HIP PAIN. PATIENT STATES SHE GOT TANGLED UP WITH HER DOGS YESTERDAY AND FELL ONTO THE FIRE PIT AT HOME. DX: HIP PAIN

Purchased an outdoor gas fire pit from Amazon. The brand is TACKLife. Contained in the shipment were lava rocks to be used with the product. After about a month of use, one evening while sitting next to the fire pit I heard a pop and was hit by an exploding piece of lava rock at the corner of my eye. The skin was burned ! After an online search I discovered the rocks absorb moisture and can explode when heated! Need I say more that a product such as this should not be used AT ALL with fire pits! Fire glass is the recommended product to be used with outdoor gas fire pits.

We bought a firepot and was using it on our table outside on the patio. I was leaning back in my chair and slipped backwards. When I fell backwards my foot caught the corner of the table and lifted the one side. This caused the firepot to roll over and toss fuel onto my fiance's skirt. She stood up startled, and the gel spread the whole way down her leg. She tried Stop Drop and Roll, to no avail, as soon as she would roll back, it would flash back up. Eventually she stood up and I ripped her skirt off piece by piece, burning my knuckles severely and other various parts of my fingers. By the time we had her skirt ripped off, she was burnt from her hip to her knee all the way around the front/sides of her left leg. We were taken to the ER where she was discovered to have extensive 2nd degree and some 3rd degree burns. I had extensive 2nd degree burns to my hands. The worst part is, that the skirt did not have a single singed thread on it, meaning only the fuel caused her burns. Not only is the Gel unsafe, but they are selling pots that are not designed properly. The one we purchased was the shape of an Egg with the bottom and top cut off. As soon as this thing tips, it wants to spin and roll. We have pictures and Hospital records that are available upon request.

This is an ourdoor table with fire pit. Upon starting the unit, flames enveloped starting in the middle bottom of the table up to the fire pit. Flames are only supposed to exit at the fire pit burners, however, flames were exiting near the bottom of the table and traveling the entire way up to the fire pit. This is a very dangerous situation - the leak is not occuring at the propane tank, but rather in the pipe carrying the gas to the burners. The flames burned through the electric starter wires and damaged the inside of the table.

I purchased a Navine 43 inch propane gas fire pit in 2022. It has a beautiful black glass table top. A couple of months ago we were inside when we heard an explosion. To our shock the glass table top exploded sending chards of glass in a 12 foot radius. Thank heavens no one or any of my pets were out there at the time. It could have injured or blinded a child and adult or a pet. I took pictures and sent it off to the company. They were quick to respond and offer a replacement. The replacement never made it here as it broke in transit. After careful consideration we decided it was too risky to use a replacement of which I am still waiting for. This is a very unsafe product and needs to be taken off the market. I've asked for a refund but they informed me it was past the warranty/ refund date. I wanted you to know this firepit was not used a lot. It was under the cover of our porch, out of any direct sunlight. The glass was never abused by setting anything down hard.

I purchased a Hampton Bay "Highland Point" 5 piece patio set, including an outdoor gas fire pit. The fire pit was used for approximately 4 months in the previous fall/winter season. We were preparing the fire pit for use in the upcoming season and when starting the fire pit, we noticed that the flames were unusually high and sporadic. We also noticed the smell of propane and immediately disconnected the tank and turned the device off. However, the flame continued to burn (excess gas in the line). When inspecting, it was identified that there is a major leak around the connector and couplings in the fire pit's gas line. This resulted in a minor burn (thankfully), but the potential for a major disaster was imminent. The product is just over 1 year old and the line has a major fail/fault.

While using Korniful Portable Tabletop Firepit, which called for use of 70% liquid Isopropyl Alcohol as fuel, was re-fueling the Firepit when it suddenly flames jetting out from the firepit, engulfing the consumer in flames and causing severe burns to consumer's leg leg, abdomen, right arm.

I purchased a fire pit from Amazon in December 2015 for a house that was being renovated. We began using it in the summer of 2017. The description of the firepit said it had a stone base. As the firepit got hot, pieces began to shoot off of the product. They appeared to be plaster, not stone

burns to the arms, left leg, abdomen and neck and face. Her burn occurred on 6/15. She was sitting outside with a tabletop fire pit with her boyfriend. He added some fuel to the fire pit and unexpectedly it exploded or emitted some chaotic flames. Her shirt ignited, she does not think that the fuel itself got on her limbs. The boyfriend grabbed her and put out the flames in the sort of stop drop and roll maneuver.