Just completed assembling and placing this wind guard on our flame table. I am skilled with the use of tools, and the concept of assembly was straightforward. I read and followed the instructions provided with careful attention to detail. Assembly was more difficult than it should have been because the arc of curvature of the glass panels is not the same as that of the metal clamping brackets into which they must fit. As a result, the assembled guard is under considerable tension/compression and is likely to "spring" apart as temperature cycles eventually loosen the under-designed set screws that hold the glass panels in place.

Easy to put together. It works great. We have many windy days and nights in Oklahoma so I'm sure I will get a lot of use out of it

This wind guard has a great design and built with quality parts. Works as advertised.

Am guessing same quality as more expensive 26 inch wind screens. All screens I researched had same type of clips to hold glass together. What reviews I have read were all concerning how flimsy glass sections are once put together , no matter the price is. If all clips are gradually tightened equally all around there is no problem. If you have to remove from your table simply wrap with a bongi cord so as to not put too much pressure on glass screen. Once on table I found the product preforms excellent.