Installing the floor plate

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Estimated reading time: 2 minutes

Enhance and protect the area around your Pingewood with the heat and stain-resistant Barbow floor plate.

Sporting the Pingewood logo, it provides great heat-resistant to prevent anything from damaging your flooring such as soot, or ash, or heat damage.

Engineered for durability allowing you to place your Barbow just about anywhere – stain, fading and mildew resistant.

Not only does it offer great protection but will frame your Pingewood beautifully. With a surface area of 900 x 850 mm.

How to install your floor plate

Time needed: 5 minutes

A step by step guide on how to install your floor plate for your Barbow.


  1. Unwrap packaging

    Your boxed and bubble wrapped floor plate will require unwrapping. Use a knife to open, being careful not to damage the contents. Dispose of all packaging material, recycle where possible.


  2. Floor plate positioning

    This step is very important as it will be difficult to move your Pingewood after placement (they are very heavy). Ideal positioning is a minimum of 1 metre from combustible materials onto a flat and stable surface. Out of direct orientation to the wind.


  3. Soft underlay (optional)

    This step is not essential but any scrap carpet or soft underlay is ideal for placing your Barbow onto to avoid damaging the surface of the floor plate.


  4. Pingewood Placement

    Manoeuver your Barbow horizontally, this step will require two or more people. Place the two front legs down and then tilt the Barbow back so that the fire is level with the floor plate. Remove the underlay from underneath the legs by tilting the legs onto the other two legs.

Care

The Pingewood floor plate is coated in a thick layer of black ceramic which acts as a great barrier against moisture. Make sure not to crack it though.

  • 900 x 850 mm surface area
  • Black enamel paint finish

The suface can be wiped down with a damp cloth.

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