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Covers

The cheap thing that protects the expensive thing.

Weather covers sized to the table, and glass burner covers that turn the burner into usable surface when it is not lit.

Covers
16
Price
$87 – $189
Dimensions published
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Counted from this collection. Dimensions as published by the manufacturer.

  • Named for the table they fitEvery cover here states its model in the title
  • Two different jobsWeather covers protect; burner covers give you the surface back

Not sure what fits what you already own? Tell us the model and we will confirm it before you order. (307) 201-4597 9am–5pm MT, every day

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Why it matters

Water is what actually damages a fire pit.

Rain and condensation collect in an uncovered pit and sit in the media and the pan. Light it before it has dried and that trapped water turns to steam — which is what makes lava rock burst and what shortens the life of a burner.

A fitted cover is the least expensive thing on this site and it protects the most expensive.

Two kinds

Which cover do you actually want?

  • Weather cover

    For the off season, and for rain

    A fitted, weatherproof cover over the whole table. This is the one that keeps water out of the media and the pan, and it is sized to the table rather than the burner.

  • Burner cover

    For the rest of the year

    A tempered glass panel that sits over the burner opening, turning the fire table into usable table surface when it is not lit. Sized to the burner, not the table.

Fit

Find the cover for your table.

Weather covers are sized to the table, so the model name is what matters. These are the pairings as the manufacturer publishes them.

Your table Cover size Note
Providence 38″ × 27″ Weather cover
Cove 42″ and Edison 44″ × 44″ One cover fits both
Sierra Square 45.13″ × 45.13″ Weather cover
Beacon 50″ × 50″ Weather cover
Key Largo, stainless steel 50″ × 22″ Different from the grey Key Largo — check which you own
Brooks and Kenwood Rectangular 52″ × 32.83″ One cover fits both
Vintage Square 52″ × 52″ Weather cover
Bronson Round 55″ × 55″ Weather cover
Key Largo, grey 56″ × 27.63″ Not interchangeable with the stainless
Cedar Ridge and Cove Linear 63″ × 34″ One cover fits both
Boardwalk 73″ × 45.5″ Weather cover
Kenwood Linear 83″ × 55″ The largest cover in the range

Matched from the manufacturer's own cover naming and published dimensions.

Before you order

The questions we actually get.

What is the difference between a weather cover and a burner cover?

A weather cover goes over the whole table and keeps rain out. A burner cover is a glass panel that sits over the burner opening so the table is usable as a table when the fire is off.

They are sized differently — one to the table, one to the burner — so they are not alternatives to each other. Plenty of people own both.

Do I really need one?

If the fire pit lives outdoors uncovered, yes. Water collecting in the pan and the media is the main thing that damages a fire pit between seasons, and it is entirely preventable.

Can I leave the cover on all winter?

That is what it is for. Make sure the pit is cool and reasonably dry before you cover it, so you are not sealing moisture in.

Own a table that is not listed?

Send us the model or the outside dimensions and we will tell you which cover fits — or say plainly if none of them does.

(307) 201-4597 9am–5pm MT, every day