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Since colonial America, homeowners have been dressing up an otherwise potentially drab fireplace with a decorative fireplace screen.

While antiquity's fire screens often feature a hand-carved or hand-painted, rectangular panel mounted on a tall stand, our modern fireplace screens more closely resemble room dividers.

Usually consisting of three hinged panel, fireplace screens' largest, and usually most decorative, panel is in the middle, with two equally sized panels on either side. The screen is to be placed in front of your fireplace when not in use to hide ashes and burnt logs; the two side panels can be adjusted to maintain a clean view of the hearth from all angles. Use your fireplace screen when a fire is burning to dim direct light and heat.

Fireplace screens are available in a range of styles and colors, including traditional, antiqued varieties; clean, classic looks; and thematically patterned screens.

 

FirePlaceScreens.com has a great selection of fireplace screens and accessories.

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All about Fireplace Screens

If you're going to enjoy the warmth of a fireplace, you will need to take precautions to keep everyone safe. Fireplace screens protect you and your home from loose sparks that may stray from the fireplace. There are many styles available, including transparent glass fireplace screens that allow you to view the warmth. 

Glass Fireplace Screens

Many people prefer glass fireplace screens because of their appeal. A glass fireplace screen invites you to view the fire with a feeling of safety, as well as warmth. Glass fireplace screens complement your fireplace with an elegant look and feel.

Wrought Iron Fireplace Screens

Wrought iron fireplaces are a common addition to the abode because of their durability. Wrought iron fireplace screens are live in many styles. You can find them crafted with glass or steel and with one or multiple panels. Wrought iron fireplaces have a traditional appearance.

Fireplace Grates

Fireplace grates hold the logs and other debris in your fireplace. If you're shopping for a fireplace grate, remember that heavier is better. Heavier grates will generally cost a bit more, but they will also be higher in quality, a fair trade when considering safety.