Description
Our large fire screen brings a considered finishing touch to the hearth, standing 85cm tall and 85cm wide to shield the room from sparks and stray embers when the fire begins to settle. Made from metal with an antique silver finish, it carries the softened, gently worn look of a piece that has sat beside a fireplace for years, catching the glow of the flames without appearing shiny or new. The frame is broad yet slim at just 3cm deep, so it rests neatly against the fire surround when in use and tucks away easily when the grate is cold.
This is a fireside accessory that suits both period and pared-back interiors. Against a stone or brick chimney breast, the aged silver tone reads warm and lived-in, while in a more contemporary room it lends a little quiet character. Style it alongside a companion set, a log basket or a coal bucket to build a coordinated hearth, or let it stand alone as a practical guard for open fires and wood burners. Its generous width gives good coverage across a wider opening.
As with most metal fireside accessories, a little routine care keeps it looking its best. Wipe the surface with a soft dry cloth to lift dust and any settled ash, and avoid harsh chemical cleaners that might disturb the finish. Keep it clear of the flames themselves rather than in direct contact, and it will serve as a dependable screen season after season. A steady, functional addition to any working hearth.
Specification
| Type |
Fireside Accessories |
| Colour |
Silver |
| Material |
Metal |
| Height |
85cm |
| Width |
85cm |
| Depth |
3cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the fire screen made from?
It is made from metal with an antique silver finish, giving it a softly aged appearance rather than a bright, polished shine.
Where does it suit best?
It works well in front of open fires and wood burners in both traditional and simpler modern rooms, and pairs naturally with a companion set, log basket or coal bucket.
Is it large enough for a wide fireplace?
At 85cm wide and 85cm tall it offers good coverage across a broader opening, while its 3cm depth keeps it slim against the surround.
How do I keep it clean?
Wipe it with a soft dry cloth to remove dust and ash, and avoid abrasive or chemical cleaners that could mark the finish.
Should it touch the flames?
No, position it as a screen in front of the grate rather than in direct contact with the fire itself.