TIKIBrand Patio & Social Fire Pit Screen and Poker, Fire Pit Screen - Spark Protector for Outdoor Fire Pit | 17.8 x 17.8 x 8.9 inches, Fire Pit Poker | 32.9 x 3.8 x 3.8, Gold and Black, 132000468

I got a Tiki outdoor firepit for Christmas. I looked at the Solo Stove too but I liked the design of the Tiki and the fact that it sits on legs better.Good news: Tiki works great and does indeed mitigate a lot of the smoke from a wood fire outdoors, particularly critical in Southern Marin where we have to be vigilant about fire danger. Bad news: it doesn’t quite eliminate all the smoke and sparks.So this mesh cover and poker are critical to making sure no live cinders or sparks float away from the firepit and cause any alarm or damage, and it works like a charm.Double bonus for the poker, constructed of stainless and blackened iron. Handsome accoutrement to any patio log stack!

Though a little on the expensive side, the quality of the screen and poker match the price point.Poker: Because it came in two parts I was a little concerned that the poker wouldn't feel solid. Once I screwed the two parts together I had absolutely no issues with it. The poker head is super well designed for moving logs around with both a push and pull poker as well as lifting a moving the screen. The material feels hefty and sturdy and I expect it will last me many seasons of fire poking before the join starts to loosen.Screen: My initial impression of the screen was excitement that I could build the fire a little higher than I would have without it. Though the firepit isn't designed for the burning material to be higher than the top of the pit, with the screen bottom I felt I could load a little more into the pit and not feel unsafe. Though this resulted in a little more smoke than otherwise, it was nice to see the fire more. The little clip under the top portion of the screen lets you rest it on the lip of the lower portion of the screen while loading additional wood to the fire. I found this to be such a nice feature since it is always a hassle to figure out a safe place to put a super hot screen while poking and stoking a fire.The one 'issue' I noticed is that some small sparks did get through the screen. Though it would definitely stop large sparks, like from exploding pine sap, for locations with super strict fire restrictions, I'm not sure this would suffice. For the northeast though, those sparks pose little threat.

The screen is very durable. Meets our needs, but the price is ridiculous - not 5 stars based on the price.

We're very pleased with our Tiki 25" Fire Pit, and this Tiki Fire Pit Screen and Poker set are well-designed, handsome accessories. Tiki pellet fires tend to burn hot and high, so this screen set is made of heavy-gauge stainless steel with convenient handle loops that can be hooked using the long fire poker. The screen set sits high enough to accommodate firewood logs protruding above the fire pit rim, and the screening will prevent larger embers from escaping (not really an issue when burning wood pellets). After use when the fire pit is cold, this screen set can be left in place to raise up the center of the waterproof cover, preventing rainwater from pooling over the fire pit.Consider purchasing a solid stainless steel cover or lid (>16" diameter) if you need to be able to quickly, safely snuff out the fire pit (dousing the fire with water isn't really an option except for emergencies).

We added this after our initial product purchase. Works well and the lid stick is super heavy duty. Will use it often!