Colsen and FLIKRFIRE tabletop fire pits have been linked to severe burns, flash fires and dangerous flame-jetting incidents.
If you were injured while using an alcohol fire pit made by FLIKRFIRE or Colsen, you may be eligible to join an injury lawsuit and pursue compensation for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and other related losses.
Fill out the form on this page to see if you qualify.
Alcohol fire pits can ignite suddenly due to invisible flames or vapor buildup — even when the flame appears to be out. Consumers have reported unexpected flash fires, flame jetting and rapid fire eruptions that resulted in severe burn injuries.
Two popular brands — Colsen and FLIKRFIRE — have come under scrutiny after dozens of reported incidents.
- A major recall was issued for certain Colsen fire pits after multiple users were hospitalized with serious burns.
- The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a safety warning for FLIKRFIRE fire pits following reports of two deaths and multiple severe burn injuries.
Consumers who were injured by these products may be eligible to file a fire pit lawsuit.
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Severe burn injuries caused by sudden flame eruptions, invisible flames, or vapor ignition may make you eligible to pursue compensation.
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Fire pit safety alert and recall details
Multiple brands of alcohol-fueled tabletop fire pits have come under scrutiny after numerous reports of severe burns and fire hazards. These products, including Colsen fire pits and FLIKRFIRE tabletop fireplaces, can produce invisible flames or experience fuel spills that ignite unexpectedly.
Consumers have reported incidents ranging from minor burns to life-threatening injuries, and in some cases, fatal accidents.
Because of these risks, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has issued an official recall for Colsen fire pits and a strong safety warning for FLIKRFIRE products.
Colsen fire pits recall
In October 2024, Colsen recalled over 89,000 tabletop fire pits following reports of flash fires.
The fire pit recall included 31 incident reports, 19 of which involved burn injuries. Two individuals suffered third-degree burns covering more than 40% of their bodies, requiring extensive hospitalization and medical treatment.
FLIKRFIRE Tabletop Fireplace safety alert
In December 2024, the CPSC issued a consumer safety warning for FLIKRFIRE Tabletop Fireplaces, urging users to stop using these products immediately.
Reports included incidents of flame jetting, spilled fuel igniting and severe burns. Three reports involved third- or fourth-degree burns, and one incident tragically resulted in the deaths of an elderly couple.
While FLIKRFIRE products were not officially recalled, the CPSC strongly advised consumers to discontinue use due to the serious safety risks.
How to join an alcohol fire pit injury lawsuit
Following the Colsen fire pit recall and the FLIKRFIRE Tabletop Fireplace safety warning, these products may be subject to legal action due to the risk of severe burns and injuries.
If you own an alcohol fire pit and were injured in an incident such as flame jetting or a flash fire, you may be eligible to file a lawsuit. Fill out the form today to see if you qualify to seek compensation.
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