Priksia Heater Cover, Outdoor Heavy Duty 210D Oxford Fabric Waterproof Windproof UV Protection, Black (226 X 85 X 48 CM), Suitable for A Variety of Indoor and Outdoor Heaters

Let’s be real: if I’m bundling up for the cold, so is my patio heater. This cover fits like a glove, zips like a dream, and makes my heater look like it’s about to walk a Paris runway for Fall/Winter: Backyard Edition.Keeps out rain, dust, judgment, and weird bird poop situations. Durable? Yes. Stylish? Obviously. Necessary? Only if you love your heater and have any taste at all.10/10 - my heater’s hotter and cuter.

Once I’d worked out the very basic instructions it was great. For the developers of the heater, please upgrade the instruction as there was nothing matching the actual bolts reference and the heat cover guidance was completely missing!However, for the price, the quality of materials and product itself is great. The cover that comes with it fits perfectly and it does give off a lovely amount of heat. The 1 star difference from it being a 5 is purely down to the quality of the assembly instructions.

It is a little bit fiddly to put on, but when it's on you'll get the hang of it, it becomes very easy to install and take off againPerfect size and excellent quality very very happy with itLooks smart too, does not look cheap or tacky and does not flap about in the windExcellent value for money when you don't have an inside space to put your heater into

Pretty rubbish actually looks great but very flimsy and the first touch of wind and it just torture shreds would not recommend this product

Fits perfectly

I ordered this recently so I could leave my patio heater outside and protected. For £15 it’s good value and whilst lightweight, it seems fairly robust (only had a few weeks so far though). The only issue I had was the width at the top which is a bit too small for my heat deflector shield. Assuming most shields are similar sizes it could do with being an inch or two wider at this point. The rest fits fine.

Looks well made and value for moneyWillKnow better when I die it up

As a cover it's OK - keeps it dry. However, the wind can catch it and pull up the drawstring bit exposing the heater to the elements, and the wind easily catches the middle section if it's not tight to the pole. I discovered this the hard way when the wind got inside mine and blew the whole thing over!