GASPRO 29 x 13 Inch Glass Wind Guard for Rectangular Fire Pit Table, Thick and Sturdy Tempered Glass Panel with Hard Aluminum Corner Bracket & Rubber Feet, Easy to Assemble

Still love it since the day of purchase

If you are reading this then I don't need to tell you what this does right? So let's get right to it then.The tempered glass panels are thick and free of distortions. I'd say they're about 7mm thick. This thing isn't a light weight and should hold up well outdoors.The size fit our fire pit perfectly with about an inch gap all the way around the gas tray. There are rubber feet to raise the glass about a quarter of an inch thus allowing air to feed the flames.Since glass and metal brackets don't bend, assembly can be a little tricky especially if some of the sand casted brackets a slightly out of spec. Make sure each bracket is facing the correct way, as four have threading for the feet and four do not.My recommendation is to finger tighten each screw leaving some wiggle room to get the last glass panel on. I had to use a little WD-40 to get it to slip onto place. Once it's all together, then I proceeded to tighten snugly no over do it, the screws. Install the feet and you are ready to go.

Exactly what we needed to block the wind

Delivered as promised, easy to assemble looks and works great. A positive buying experience.

Put on our table fire place. Helps block the wind. We put a plastic lid over it sloping slightly, then the furniture cover. Otherwise, it fills up with rain.

The Outland Living Series 401/403 Fire Pit Wind Screen works as expected but the assembly in my case was tougher than anticipated. The opening of about 50% of the corner clamps was too small for the clamps to fit around the glass as designed and subsequently required to be opened up or returned; I'm pretty handy so I gave opening a try first. As shown in pic #1, I used 2 prybars to enlarge the clamp opening. Placing the clamps on a sturdy work bench and carefully placing the prybars in the clamp opening and spreading the opening apart worked for me. I did this by slowly pushing the 2 bars in opposite directions; pushing one away from me and the other towards me, be sure not to use a twisting motion to avoid injury. Once I opened up about 50% of the clamps, they then fit as anticipated.The glass enclosure once assembled does NOT fit into the opening as advertised and shown in pics #2 & 3. The supplied rubber feet allow the glass enclosure to sit on the glass table without causing damage or scratches and honestly, it's probably much easier to install and remove than if it was a tight fit within the glass table top. I remove the wind screen when I want to use the Outland zipper cover to cover the entire fire pit. The cover when placed over the fire pit with the wind screen does not cover the fire pit completely and is much more difficult to install, and can not be zipped closed; you can snap one button at most!

Assembly required a small amount of filing to clear a few burs around the drilled and tapped holes. several strokes of the file allowed ease of sliding the extrusion onto the glass. It may not have been necessary on all of the corners but it only took seconds. I also used a drop of blue Loctite on the screws.It looks and works beautifully.

These are top quality and very heavy. I would highly recommend getting a set for your fire pit.