Sealey Dellonda PVC Cover - Water-Resistant

This durable PVC cover from Sealey is designed for outdoor use to protect your fire pit from the e...

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This Sealey Dellonda PVC cover is designed for outdoor enthusiasts seeking to protect their fire pit from the elements. Its key benefit is robust water resistance and a secure fit, ensuring your fire pit remains safe from rain and moisture. A potential caveat is its specific compatibility with the Dellonda Model No. DG117. Key features include durable PVC construction, water-resistant properties, and integrated drawstrings for a snug closure.

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Model Part NumberDG123
BrandSealey

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FAQs

What fire pit model is this cover designed for?

This cover is specifically designed for the Sealey Dellonda Model No. DG117 fire pit.

What are the dimensions of the cover?

The dimensions of the cover are (Diameter x Height): 710 x 450mm.

Is the cover completely waterproof?

The cover is water-resistant, designed to repel most water and protect from the elements. It is not fully submersible or guaranteed against prolonged extreme saturation.

How do I clean the cover?

Clean the cover using a damp cloth and mild soap and water. Rinse with clean water and allow it to air dry completely.

Can this cover be used on other fire pit brands?

While it might fit other fire pits of similar dimensions, it is specifically designed and recommended only for the Dellonda Model No. DG117 to ensure optimal fit and protection.

Does the cover offer protection from snow?

Yes, the water-resistant PVC material will help protect the fire pit from snow accumulation and moisture.

How does the cover secure to the fire pit?

The cover features integrated drawstrings that can be pulled and tied to secure the cover around the base of the fire pit.

Troubleshooting

Cover does not fit securely

Ensure the drawstrings are pulled taut and properly tied. Check that the cover is aligned correctly with the fire pit's shape.

Water pooling on top of the cover

Slight pooling can occur due to the shape of the fire pit underneath. Ensure the drawstrings are tight to minimize gaps. For significant pooling, consider positioning a small object under the cover to create a slope.

Material appears less water-resistant over time

Clean the cover with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid harsh chemicals. Allow to air dry. If the issue persists, the material may be degrading due to prolonged extreme exposure.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides excellent water resistance to protect against rain and moisture.
  • Durable PVC material ensures longevity and resilience against outdoor conditions.
  • Drawstring closure offers a secure and adjustable fit.
  • Specifically sized for the Dellonda Model No. DG117 fire pit.
  • Easy to put on and take off.

Cons

  • Limited to compatibility with Dellonda Model No. DG117.
  • May not fit other makes or models of fire pits.
  • While water-resistant, prolonged extreme weather might test its limits.
  • Does not offer protection against physical impact or extreme winds on its own.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: To set up the Sealey Dellonda PVC cover, ensure your fire pit is completely cool and dry. Drape the cover over the fire pit, aligning it properly. Pull the integrated drawstrings to tighten the cover around the base, ensuring a snug and secure fit.

Compatibility: This cover is specifically designed for the Dellonda Model No. DG117 fire pit. Its dimensions are (D x H): 710 x 450mm. It is not recommended for use with other fire pit models unless they precisely match these dimensions and shape.

Care: To maintain the cover's water-resistant properties and extend its lifespan, clean it regularly. Use a damp cloth or a mild soap and water solution to wipe away dirt and debris. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals, as these can damage the PVC material. Allow the cover to air dry completely before storing it or putting it back on the fire pit. Store in a dry place when not in use for extended periods.