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A fireplace screen provides a decorative means of keeping sparks and ashes from coming out of your fireplace and into your house. As anyone with a wood-burning fireplace knows, flying sparks can singe carpets and leave burn marks on wooden floors. Worst-case scenario, these flying embers ignite something flammable and start a house fire. Protect your house and still enjoy the heat and atmosphere of your fire with a fireplace screen.

 

Fireplace screens come in a wide variety of styles and finishes to fit both your needs and your home’s décor. Some screens are a single flat panel held up by feet, while others have three panels or four or five panels. Newer designs include doors in order to easily add more wood or stir the coals a bit.

Want to learn more about the different styles of fireplace screens? Read our handy article.

 

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  1. plumbing February 25, 2013 at 10:56 PM - Reply

    Dress up the hearth with a fireplace screen, as practical as it is beautiful. A fireplace rug is another smart inclusion. It will protect your flooring from random sparks, as well as adding color to the area.

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