Firegear ANF-R42 User manual

AnF “Assemble-n-Finish” Fire Pit Enclosures
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DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ASSEMBLE OR INSTALL THIS PRODUCT
Warning:
Outdoor Use Only
Warning:
Outdoor Use Only
INSTALLATION PRECAUTION:
These enclosures requires a minimum 18-square inches of cross ventilation per
installed burner. Failure to provide proper ventilation can void the warranty.
ANF-R42 42” x18” enclosure  ts FPB-16R/19R & FPB-20S
ANF-R48 48”x18” enclosure  ts FPB19R/25R or FPB20S/26S
ANF-R60 60”x18” enclosure  ts FPB-25R/29R/33R or FPB26S/32S/38S
ANF-L48 48”x 24”x 18” enclosure  ts FPB-24L/30L/36L
ANF-L66 66”x24”x18” enclosure  ts FPB-24L/30L/36L or (2) FPB-24L (end to end)
ANF-L74 74”x 24”x18” enclosure  ts FPB-24L/30L/36L or (2) FPB-24L or (2) FPB-30L (end to end)
ANF-L90 90”x 24” x 18” enclosure FPB-24L/30L/36L or (2) FPB-24L or (2) FPB-30L (end to end)
or (2) FPB-36L (end to end)
ANF-S48 42”x 42” x 18” enclosure  ts FPB-19R/25R, FPB-20S/26S
ANF-S60 60”x 60”x 18” enclosure  ts FPB-25R/29R/33R or FPB-26S/32S/38S
Model Description
AnF “Assemble-n-Finish” Fire Pit Enclosures
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CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65
WARNING
This product can expose you to Chromium, which is
known to the state of California to cause cancer
and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
(For more information, go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov)

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Contents of Enclosure
Each quarter section has a 90-degree inner fl ange on one side (See Fig. 2 - arrows). Butt the inner
fl ange of one other quarter section to the non-fl ange side of another section (See Fig 3).
(4) Quarter Sections
(4) 45° Pan Supports
Fig. 1 Round
AnF Contents
(4) MgO Boards (1) Vent-Kit-6x12
Round AnF Enclosure Assembly
Two people are recommended to assemble all enclosures. It is also recommended to assemble the
enclosure on a fl at surface. The assembly of the AnF should be done at or near the location of the
installation.
Leveling Legs (16) Self Tapping Screws (16) Cement Board Screws
AnF-R42 & AnF-R48: 4 Legs
AnF-R60: 8 Legs
STEP 1
Remove all parts and make sure that you have received all necessary pieces.
It is important to start the assembly process with the quarter sections upside-down. To make sure the
quarter pieces are upside down, the bottom side has a nutsert (See Fig 2 - circle). The nutsert needs
to be facing upward on each quarter section.
Fig. 2 Nutsert + 90° Flange
Fig. 3 Lining Up Sides
*ANF-R42 and ANF-48 ONLY!
Remove all parts and make sure that you have received all necessary pieces.
(2) Horizontal Pan Supports
*ANF-60 ONLY!
NOTE

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Fig. 4 Installing Self-Tapping Screws Into Quarter Pieces
While the assembled quarter sections are still upside-down, install the leveling legs. Locate the
nutsert on the quarter sections (See Fig. 2). Take the leveling legs and screw them into the nutsert.
The legs should be screwed in until there is 1-inch of clearance between the top of the leg and the
quarter section (See Fig. 5).
Fig. 5 Installing Leveling Legs Into Quarter Pieces
After the leveling legs have been installed, carefully
fl ip the entire AnF unit over so that it is resting on
the leveling legs.
NOTE: If you have an ANF-R60, you will have 8 leveling
legs to install.
Now that the quarter sections are put together, the feet are installed and the unit is turned over, the
pan supports are ready to be installed. Please note that this is a OPTIONAL feature only used for
speci c Firegear Outdoor models. The chart below shows which Fire Pit Burner models  t in each
model of AnF, and which ones require pan supports.
Once the AnF is turned over on the leveling legs, make
any adjustments to the legs to make sure the unit is
level. This must be done in the installation location.
After the two quarter sections are butt together,
secure them with self-tapping screws; one into the
inner hole at the top and one into inner hole at the
bottom of the two sections (See Fig. 4).
Before you completely tighten the screws, check for
squareness. Tighten screws.
Assemble the remaining sections the same manner.
STEP 2
STEP 3
16”
ROUND
19”
ROUND
20”
SQUARE
25”
ROUND
26”
SQUARE
29”
ROUND
32”
SQUARE
33”
ROUND
ANF-R42 Does this pan fit this AnF? YES YES YES NO NO NO NO NO
Does it require supports? YES NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
ANF-R48 Does this pan fit this AnF? NO YES YES YES YES NO NO NO
Does it require supports? NO YES YES NO NO NO NO NO
ANF-R60 Does this pan fit this AnF? NO NO NO YES YES YES YES YES
Does it require supports? NO NO NO YES NO NO NO NO
We strongly recommend two
people when turning the AnF over.

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STEP 4
10mm MgO (Magnesium Oxide) Board is provided for the top surface. Each board comes with a
pre-marked template based on the most popular Firegear burners for the size of AnF enclosures
(See Fig. 8).
Place all (4) boards on top of the AnF. Mark where you need to cut following the template. For each
piece you will need to cut on the inside (for the pan) and the outside (for the edge of the AnF). Once
the pieces are cut, place them back on the top of the AnF and attach using the cement board screws
provided (See Fig. 9). You can install the cement board screws anywhere there is metal underneath
the MgO board top. (See Fig. 10).
Fig. 8 Round MgO Top Fig. 9 Round MgO Top Installed
Fig. 6 Installing 45° Pan Supports
Installing 45° Supports
Look at the AnF below and note how the pan
supports are installed. There are two pre-drilled
holes in the middle of each side (at the top - on
the inside) (See Fig. 6). These holes are used
for the 45° pan supports. Using the self tapping
screws, use two screws per pan support and
install them in the pre-drilled holes.
Installing Horizontal Supports
Look at the AnF below and note how the pan
supports are installed. Each of the quarter
sections have 4 holes at the top, 2 for each
support to be installed in (See Fig. 7). To
install, use the self sapping screws. Use four
screws per pan support and install them in the
pre-drilled holes.
Fig. 7 Installing Horizontal Pan Supports
Fig. 10 Cement Board Screws
AnF-R42 & R48 AnF-R60

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STEP 5
After the entire AnF is assembled, install the Vent-Kit-6x12. These vents are designed to be used
with the AnF Series as well as universal vents for many other types of  re pit enclosures. Look at the
contents provided to ensure you have received everything correctly.
(2) Vents (12) Phillips Black
Pan Head Screw
(12) Stainless Steel
Nut
(2) Stainless Steel
Flat Washer
Install the vents on opposite sides of the enclosure to ensure cross fl ow ventilation. Cross fl ow
ventilation is necessary to provide free fl owing air to assist in keeping the enclosure dry and cool
during operation of a  re pit.
Cut an rectangular opening 9.750”w x 3.750”h
into on opposite sides of the enclosure. Center
the vent over the cut out area ensuring the vent
slots are clear of any obstruction. Mark the holes
with a pencil or marker. Drill six 1⁄4” pilot holes,
position the vent centered over the opening,
insert a screw into the vent and enclosure at
the same time and secure with washer and nut
on the inside. Repeat the process until all six
screws are securing each vent into place on
both sides of the AnF enclosure (See Fig. 11). 9.750”
3.750”
CUT OUT DETAIL
Fig. 11 Vent Cut Out Dimensions
NOTE: Before cutting the rectangular opening
for your vents, be sure that you are not hitting
one of the metal studs inside the AnF. The vents
must be directly across from each other.

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(2) Side Panels
(2) Pan Supports
Fig. 12 Linear AnF Contents
(2) Side Panels
(2) MgO Boards (1) Vent-Kit-6x12
(16) Self Tapping Screws (16) Cement Board Screws
It is important to start the assembly process with the panels upside-down. Ensure the panels are
upside down, the bottom side has a nutsert (See Fig 13 - Circle). The nutsert needs to be facing
upward on each panel. Each panel also has a 90° inner fl ange on one side (See Fig. 13 - Arrows).
(2) End Panels
Linear AnF Enclosure Assembly
Contents of Enclosure
Two people are recommended to assemble all enclosures. It is also recommended to assemble the
AnF enclosure on a fl at surface. Assembly of the AnF should be done at or near the location of the
installation.
Remove all parts and make sure that you have received all necessary pieces.
NOTE
STEP 1
Fig. 13 90° Flange + Nutsert
Leveling Legs
AnF-L48 & AnF-L66: 6 Legs
AnF-L74 & AnF-L90: 8 Legs
(2) Side Panels
Remove all parts and make sure that you have received all necessary pieces.

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While the panels are still upside-down, install the leveling legs. Locate the nutsert on the panels (See
Fig. 11). Take the leveling legs and screw them into the nutsert. The legs should be screwed in until
there is 1- inch of clearance between the top of the leg and the panel (See Fig. 16).
Fig. 16 Installing Leveling Legs Into Panels
After the leveling legs have been
installed, carefully fl ip the entire AnF
unit over so that it is resting on the
leveling legs.
NOTE: If you have an ANF-74 or ANF-90, you will have 8 leveling legs to install.
Once the unit is turned over on the
leveling legs, make any adjustments to
the legs to make sure the unit is level.
This must be done on the installation
location.
Butt the inner fl ange of one of the panels to the non-fl ange side of another panel (See Fig. 13).
After the two ends are butt together, secure
them with self-tapping screws; one into the
inner hole at the top and one into inner hole at
the bottom of the two panels (See Fig. 15).
Before you completely tighten the screws,
check for squareness. Tighten screws.
Assemble the remaining sections the same
manner.
Fig. 14 Butting Ends Together
Fig. 15 Installing Self-Tapping Screws Into Panel
STEP 2
We strongly recommend two people
when turning the AnF over.

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Fig. 17 Pan Support Placement Fig. 18 Install Pan Supports
If you are using a Firegear Burner System, you MUST install the supports for the AnF.
Every Linear Burner System requires supports.
STEP 4
10mm MgO (Magnesium Oxide) Board is provided for the top surface. Each board comes with a pre-
marked template based on the most popular Firegear burners for the size of AnF enclosures (See
Fig. 19).
Place both boards on top of the AnF. Mark where you need to cut following the template. For each
piece you will need to cut on the inside in order to  t the burner type. Once the pieces are cut, place
them back on the top of the AnF and attach using the cement board screws provided (See Fig. 20).
Fig. 19 Linear MgO Top Fig. 20 Linear MgO Top Installed
In order to attach the cement board screw securely, you must screw them into the metal edges or
supports of the AnF. Measure 1 inch from the edge of the AnF and drill into the metal through the
MgO board. You can also drill into the supports that hold the pan in place.
STEP 3
Now that the panels are put together, the feet are installed and the unit is turned over, the pan
supports are ready to be installed.
There are 2 pre-drilled holes on each END panel. See Figure 17 - it shows how the pan supports
should be placed. Using the four pre-drilled holes, place the pan supports in their appropriate spots.
Using the self tapping screws, install them in the pre-drilled holes on each side (See Fig. 18).

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STEP 5
After the entire AnF is assembled, install the Vent-Kit-6x12. These vents are designed to be used
with the AnF Series as well as universal vents for many other types of  re pit enclosures. Look at the
contents provided to ensure you have received everything correctly.
Install the vents on opposite sides of the enclosure to ensure cross fl ow ventilation. Cross fl ow
ventilation is necessary to provide free fl owing air to assist in keeping the enclosure dry and cool
during operation of a  re pit.
Cut an rectangular opening 9.750”w x
3.750”h into on opposite sides of the
enclosure. Center the vent over the cut out
area ensuring the vent slots are clear of any
obstruction. Mark the holes with a pencil
or marker. Drill six 1⁄4” pilot holes, position
the vent centered over the opening, insert
a screw into the vent and enclosure at the
same time and secure with washer and
nut on the inside. Repeat the process until
all six screws are securing each vent into
place on both sides of the AnF enclosure
(See Fig. 21).
CUT OUT DETAIL
9.750”
3.750”
Fig. 21 Vent Cut Out Dimensions
(2) Vents (12) Phillips Black
Pan Head Screw
(12) Stainless Steel
Nut
(2) Stainless Steel
Flat Washer
NOTE: Before cutting the rectangular
opening for your vents, be sure that you are
not hitting one of the metal studs inside the
AnF. The vents must be directly across from
each other.

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(2) Pan Supports
Fig. 22 Linear AnF Contents
(4) MgO Boards
(1) Vent-Kit-6x12
(4) Leveling Legs
(16) Self Tapping Screws (16) Cement Board Screws
STEP 1
(4) Side Panels
Square AnF Enclosure Assembly
Contents of Enclosure
Two people are recommended to assemble all enclosures. It is also recommended to assemble the
enclosure on a fl at surface. The assembly of the AnF should be done at or near the location of the
installation.
Remove all parts and make sure that you have received all necessary pieces.
NOTE
It is important to start the assembly process with the panels upside-down. Ensure the panels are
upside down, the bottom side has a nutsert (See Fig 23 - Circle). That nutsert needs to be facing
up on each panel. Each panel also has a 90° inner fl ange on one side (See Fig. 23 - Arrows).
Fig. 23 90° Flange + Nutsert