My New Pizza Oven is Missing the Socket Screws

My New Pizza Oven is Missing the Socket Screws

We apologize for any problems you've experienced with the assembly process. To make our parts more universal and create a better assembly process, our designers made a last-minute change to the assembly hardware to use a Phillips head instead of a socket screw. Unfortunately, the first printing of the manual didn't get updated. The current one on our website has been corrected. You can view our new manual here. 

There are not going to be socket screws. Instead, you use the normal Phillips head m6x10 or M6x12 screws, depending on the version you purchased. 

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