Solo StoveBonfire Shield - Durable Stainless Steel Spark Protector Mesh Screen for Fire Pits, Keeps Pops and Hot Embers Contained for Safe Outdoor Fires, Includes Shield Removal Tools

Bliss, no more complaints about flying ash.The shield is in two parts, a lower and upper portion, the latter akin to a lid.I'm not sure why this should be so, if adding more fuel, I always lift the entire shield. The lower half may afford a degree of protection whilst chucking in more logs, who knows.The shield ships with a couple of handles which can be hooked into it for manoeuvring, they have been sent to the darkest recesses of the shed, never to venture out again, the heat proof gloves work just as well.Finally, apply all caution. using the shield doesn't eliminate the danger. When the fire is lit, just like the pit itself, the shield will become insanely hot.It has proved a great purchase for me, the mess that resulted from an evening spent around the fire is no longer there.

I bought a Solo Stove Bonfire model as a garden firepit, and the wife insisted that I purchase the Shield to stop sparks jumping out the fire. This it does, mostly, some sparks still manage to jump out but are 99.9% reduced. The price, however: £170 for this Shield; I love the Bonfire and the secondary burn is fun to see, but smokeless or not, the price is eye-watering. You'd have to really want it, or in my case, be told you can't use the firepit without it.

This may be a little on the expensive side but it is a quality bit of kit that does the job.

Does exactly what you want it to, works well. But for over $200 it's highway robbery from Solo. I love my Solo, but this isn't worth the price.

I love itSecures when making a fire, really do not any sparks to flySafety first