The Outdoor Plus Brushed Stainless Steel Round Fire Pit Cover, 17-Inch

The Outdoor Plus Brushed Stainless Steel Round Fire Pit Cover, 17-Inch

Marsoni

M251S

$173.00

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The Outdoor Plus Brushed Stainless Steel Round Fire Pit Cover, 17-InchThe Outdoor Plus Brushed Stainless Steel Round Fire Pit Cover, 17 Inch provides a premium hard cover to protect your round fire pit. The high grade 304 stainless steel construction offers superior durability and longevity in the elements while the elegant brushed steel finish helps give your outdoor space more of a contemporary aesthetic. This 17 inch round fire pit cover is suitable for any standard fire pit opening of 17 inches in diameter or

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012