Firepit heat deflector
AssigneeLamplight Farms Incorporated
InventorsKyle Ressler, Andrew Alan Harmeling, Daniel J. Knight
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Abstract
A heat deflector for a firepit includes a first fire screen, and a top assembly that reflects radiant heat. The heat deflector has an operational configuration wherein the top assembly covers the top fire screen, which is placed over a receptacle of the firepit. The heat deflector has a storage configuration wherein at least the first fire screen is stored within the receptacle.
Claims9
A heat deflector for use with a fire pit having an upwardly opening receptacle opening to an internal fire engine, the heat deflector comprising:
- a top assembly including an upper panel and a heat reflector spaced apart from the upper panel and facing the receptacle;
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- a screen extending below the top assembly to a rim surrounding the receptacle such that gases escaping the receptacle are forced out through the screen;
- wherein the heat reflector is downwardly convex.
A heat deflector kit for use with a firepit comprising:
- a top assembly including:
- an upper panel;
- a lower heat reflector below the upper panel;
- an outer ring spaced apart from the upper panel and extending laterally outside the upper panel;
- and
- a heat shield interposing the lower heat reflector and the upper panel;
- and
- a screen fitting below the top assembly to fit over an opening of the firepit;
- wherein the screen further comprises an upper screen and a lower screen, the upper screen being fitted to the top assembly.
A heat deflector for use with a fire pit having an upwardly opening receptacle opening to an internal fire engine, the heat deflector comprising:
- a top assembly including an upper panel and a heat reflector spaced apart from the upper panel and facing the receptacle;
- a screen extending below the top assembly to a rim surrounding the receptacle such that gases escaping the receptacle are forced out through the screen;
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- a heat shield interposing the heat reflector and the upper panel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.