Description
Our large ornate fire screen is a substantial fireside accessory built to stand guard over an open hearth. Worked in metal with a deep black finish, it carries a scrolled, ornate pattern across its face that catches the light from the fire and casts detail into the room. At 75cm tall and 85cm wide, it covers a generous span, making it a practical companion for wide grates and larger fireplaces where a smaller guard would look lost. The heavy build gives it a reassuring weight, so it sits firmly on the hearth without wobbling or shifting when knocked.
This is a piece that suits period and traditional interiors, from a farmhouse sitting room to a Victorian front room with a cast iron surround, though the black finish keeps it grounded in more pared-back schemes too. Set it in front of the grate when the fire has burned low, or use it through the warmer months as a decorative screen that hides an empty firebox. Pair it with other fireside accessories such as a companion set, a log basket or a coal bucket in the same black tone to draw the hearth together. The open scrollwork lets warmth through while catching stray sparks and embers.
Being metal, it wipes down easily with a soft dry cloth to lift dust and soot from the detailing. Avoid harsh abrasives that could mark the finish, and keep it dry to guard against surface marks. A slim 2cm depth means it stores flat against a wall when not in use.
Specification
| Type |
Fireside Accessories |
| Colour |
Black |
| Material |
Metal |
| Height |
75cm |
| Width |
85cm |
| Depth |
2cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the screen made from?
It is made from metal finished in black, with an ornate scrolled pattern across the front. The heavy construction gives it a solid, stable feel on the hearth.
Will it fit a large fireplace?
At 85cm wide and 75cm tall, it is sized for wider grates and larger surrounds, so measure your opening first to check the coverage suits your hearth.
Does it stop sparks?
The open scrollwork catches stray sparks and embers while letting warmth pass through, which makes it a useful fireside accessory for an open grate.
How do I keep it clean?
Wipe the metal with a soft dry cloth to remove dust and soot from the detail. Avoid abrasive cleaners and keep it dry to protect the finish.
Can I use it in summer?
Yes, it works well as a decorative screen in front of an empty firebox during the warmer months, then returns to guard duty once the fire is lit.