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3 leg fire pit

6 years ago

How fine is the mesh on the cover? Enough to stop sparks/wood spit?

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Lassic Homewares
6 years ago
Hello,

the mesh is thick and close together, designed to protect from the sparks and wood spits.

Hope this helps!

- Lassic Team
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