Classic Accessories Ravenna® Stand-Up Patio Heater Cover - Premium Outdoor Furniture Cover with Water Resistant Fabric (55-175-015101-EC)

fits like a glove! good quality zippers, seems like good material.... we'll see how long this lasts...

The order came right away. Quality is outstanding. Fit my heaters perfectly. Very pleased.

Heavy duty! Nice zipper and fit perfectly. Will handle the north east winters for years to come

Perfect fit. Great heavy fabric

Appears to be quality material. We just received the cover and installed without any issues. It's a little long at 96" but this allows for an easy fit. The heater is on our deck and it's the western exposure so we hope the cover will withstand the harsh weather we experience here in PA.

Appears to be quality material. We just received the cover and installed without any issues. It's a little long at 96 but this allows for an easy fit. The heater is on our deck and it's the western exposure so we hope the cover will withstand the harsh weather we experience here in PA.

The cover's material and workmanship look like high quality. Time will tell but I'm impressed right off of the bat.

The cover goes from the top all the way down to the bottom. No longer worried that the wind/rain will destroy my heater now that it is covered.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The exterior cover for my patio heater fit like a glove and exceeded my expectations.

I had several problems with assembly of the heater. The parts kit was missing one M5x8 mm bolt, four M5 nuts and four M5 washer used to assemble the heat shield on top of the heater. I purchased them at a hardware store but the kit should come complete. I also found the top of the cylinder housing assembly (G in the directions) was connected to the cylinder by poorly installed pop rivets. When I attached the pole assembly and mounted the burner assembly (part C) the burner wobbled due to excessive play in the pop rivet connections that hold the top to the cylinder. Two of the pop rivets near the access door were actually loose and not holding the top to the cylinder. I purchased a set of bolts at the hardware store and installed them by drilling holes near each pop rivet and installing bolt assemblies (bolt, nut, 2 flat washers and a lock washer). This secured the cylinder assembly that holds the burner assembly. This appears to be a combination of poor design (using pop rivets to secure critical components) and poor installation of the rivets. Once assembled the heater has worked fine so far.