American Hearth | Carol Rose Outdoor Fire Pit Cover 60 in | WC60LSS

American Hearth Carol Rose 60" Outdoor Fire Pit Linear Weather Cover

Overview

This specialized accessory is designed for the Empire White Mountain Hearth Carol Rose Outdoor Fire Pit, providing essential protection against the elements and ensuring your fire pit remains in top condition, ready for your gatherings.

Benefits

• Extend the life of your fire pit by shielding it from rain, snow, and debris.
• Maintain the fire pit’s appearance and functionality, decreasing maintenance time.
• Enjoy peace of mind knowing your fire pit is secure and ready whenever you need it.

Features

• Durable weather cover designed specifically for the 60-inch linear fire pit.
• Easy to put on and remove, providing hassle-free protection.
• Custom fit ensures complete coverage, keeping the fire pit interior dry.

Specifications

• Weight: 16 lbs
• Type: Weather Cover

Product Warranty

Enjoy a 10-year limited warranty on the combustion chamber, a limited lifetime warranty on the glass, and a three-year limited warranty on all other parts. Remote controls and lighting systems come with a one-year limited warranty.

FAQs

• Can I buy a fireplace online and install it myself?

  We recommend a certified professional install our units as improper installation may void your warranty.

• Does this product work during a power outage?

  Yes, most of our appliances can be operated during power outages. Contact your local dealer for specific information.

• What is the difference between Millivolt and electronic ignition fireplaces?

  Millivolt fireplaces use power from a standing pilot, while electronic ignition requires a power source, including house or battery voltage.

• Can I use a Wi-Fi thermostat with my unit?

  Our units typically use millivolt or low voltage, making them incompatible with standard 24-volt Wi-Fi thermostats.

• Where can I find my model and serial number?

  The rating plate on the gas valve of your appliance contains the model and serial number.

• What is the difference between a fireplace, a firebox, and an insert?

  Fireplaces are installed in a framed opening, fireboxes include a burner and logs, while inserts are designed for existing wood-burning fireplaces.

• Can you tell me how old my unit is?

  The serial number on the rating plate provides the manufacture year and week of assembly.