Customer Reviews for VEVOR Firepit Spark Screen Lid, 40" Diameter, Outdoor Firepit Ring Cover Round Accessories, Fire Pit Metal Cover, Easy-Opening Stainless Steel Fire Ring Covers for Outdoor Patio Fire Pits Backyard

Great

I haven't actually used it on a fire yet (July in Kansas) but the assembly was easy. I'm impressed with the quality, especially for the price. Feels very sturdy. Much more solid than the ones you see in the stores that come with fire pits. The lid rolls back smoothly and is high allowing room for your wood underneath. The stainless steel looks so nice compared to the more common painted black ones.

Works really well with the Vevor smokeless fire pit

Excellent for the price and quality

great value, well-made and easy to assemble.

Had several fire pit screens over the years, this is by far the best.

Good quality at a fair price, fast shipping. A+++

So far so good, went together quite easily, nice chrome but will see how the stand up to heat and raining days in Ontario.

We use our firepit more often the most people do and to keep the kids safe from flying and popping embers we’ve been using a screen for 5-6 season now. Having bought 36” screens from Sunnydaze and another brand they have only lasted a year before rusting out and having sections of mesh crumble — they sit outside late Spring to mid Fall, and are stored for winter. Still each year its about $150-160 for a new one. NOTHING has lasted more than one season. Bought this Vevor brand “stainless” (we’ll see) 6 panel. Assembly was a breeze. This is MANY TIMES thicker and better quality material than the others at nearly half the cost. Hardware is also better quality. Don’t pay attention to the review that claims the hnit is undersized, that knucklehead bought the wrong size (30-36-40). This measures 36.5” across the “B” panels and 35.75” across the “A” panels. Pro Tip 1: Panels “A” and “B” sit atop the respective other panels “A1, A2” and “B1,B2”. The panels with numbers go UNDER. Pro Tip 2: During assembly you may want to use red loctite, I used Rocksett, inside the nuts. When assembling “A” and “B” together use some high temp graphite lubricant inside the sleeve only, then feed the bolt through carefully and join with the nut that has some threadlock inside it. The panels won’t separate and once locked you can always shoot some lubricant every few weeks into the sleeve so the panels glide freely.

This is a perfect top for a 36”-40” fire pit! Very easy to assemble and it Looks Good Too!