Pit Fire definition
Pit Fire means a fire which is totally confined within a non-combustible structure or container that has the draft and smoke vents thereof covered with a heavy gauge metal screen having a mesh size no larger than 12.5 millimeters and which is ventilated in such a manner as to preclude the escape of combustible materials including ash, and which fire is set for the purpose of cooking or obtaining warmth, and such fire may only be fueled with clean dry wood, charcoal, coal, natural gas or propane.
Pit Fire means a fire contained within an acceptable fire pit or fireplace;
Pit Fire means a fire contained within an Acceptable Fire Pit or an Acceptable Fireplace.
More Definitions of Pit Fire
Pit Fire means a fire, which is totally confined within a non- combustible structure, or container, that has the draft and smoke vents thereof covered with a heavy gauge metal screen having a mesh size not larger than 13 millimetres.
Pit Fire means a fire which is totally confined within a non- combustible structure or container that has the draft and smoke vents thereof covered with a heavy gauge metal screen or is ventilated in such a manner as to preclude the escape of combustible materials (such as: chimineas, enclosed fire pits, or incinerators).
Pit Fire means a Fire contained within an Acceptable Fire Pit or Fireplace. (ee) “Portable Appliance” means an appliance constructed or used for the purpose
Pit Fire means a fire which is totally confined within a noncombustible structure or container that has the draft and smoke vents thereof covered