Description
Our brass fire screen is a practical fireside accessory made to sit neatly across the front of the hearth. Formed from metal with a warm brass finish, it carries the mellow, aged tone that suits a working fireplace, softening the sheen so the screen settles into the room rather than shouting for attention. The panel spans 65cm wide and stands 5cm high with a shallow 3cm depth, giving a flat, low profile that leans against or stands before the grate to catch stray sparks and cinders.
This is the sort of fireside accessory that earns its keep in a period sitting room, a country cottage or a modern home with an open fire or wood burner. The brass finish reads warm against stone, brick and painted surrounds, and it works well alongside other hearth pieces in a matching metal, such as a companion set or a log basket. Set it centrally in front of the opening when the fire is dying down, then lift it aside easily when you want to lay or tend the flames.
Keeping it in good order is straightforward. Wipe the metal with a soft dry cloth to lift dust and soot, and avoid harsh abrasives that could mark the finish. An occasional buff keeps the brass looking warm, and storing it away from damp helps guard against tarnish. Handled with a little care, it stays a dependable part of your fireside for years.
Specification
| Type |
Fireside Accessories |
| Colour |
Brass |
| Material |
Metal |
| Height |
5cm |
| Width |
65cm |
| Depth |
3cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the fire screen made from?
It is made from metal with a warm brass finish, giving it a solid feel and a mellow tone that suits a working hearth.
Where does it work best?
It sits across the front of an open fire or wood burner to catch stray sparks and cinders, and it looks at home in period, cottage and modern rooms alike.
How wide is it?
The screen measures 65cm wide, 5cm high and 3cm deep, so it spans most standard fireplace openings with a low, flat profile.
Can I use it with other hearth pieces?
Yes. The brass finish pairs neatly with a matching companion set, log basket or bucket for a coordinated fireside accessory look.
How do I keep it clean?
Wipe it with a soft dry cloth to remove dust and soot, avoid abrasives, and store it away from damp to help prevent tarnish.