A La Maison – Folding Fire Screen with Real Fire Spatter Protection for Safety (FIRE14)

A La Maison Fireplace Folding Real Fire Spatter Protection Screen

MPN: FIRE14

Barcode: 5013478165138

This traditional black folding fire screen provides a practical barrier against sparks, ash, and embers for open fireplaces.

Who This Product Is For

This fire screen is designed for homeowners with traditional open fireplaces, wood-burning stoves, or coal fires who want to improve fire safety and maintain a clean hearth area.

It suits households with children or pets where an extra layer of protection around the fire is needed, as well as those looking to protect carpets, rugs, and furnishings from stray sparks and ash.

Key Features

• Robust Steel Framework: Crafted from durable steel, offering strength and resistance to wear.
• Folding Design: Allows easy storage and flexibility in placement around the fireplace.
• Matt Black Finish: Adds a subtle, stylish look while resisting heat damage and fading.
• Practical Safety Barrier: Prevents sparks, embers, and ash from escaping the fire area.
• Stable Structure: The angled sides improve stability, reducing the risk of tipping over.

Key Benefits

• Helps keep your fireplace area clean and free from debris.
• Enhances fire safety by containing potentially hazardous embers.
• A durable build reduces the need for frequent replacements.
• Easy to set up and adjust for different fireplace layouts.

Practical Applications

The folding fire screen is ideal for use with wood-burning stoves, coal fires, and traditional open fireplaces. It protects carpets, rugs, and other furnishings from stray sparks and ash, helping create a safer, cleaner environment.

Keep an ash shovel to remove settled ash and small embers; a compact option is the Black Coal Wood Fire Burner Shovel 9 inch HWFS9C.

How This Fits Into a Typical Job

This fire screen is positioned in front of the fireplace opening during active fire use to contain sparks and embers. It forms part of the fire safety system alongside other fireplace maintenance tools like ash shovels and fire cement for repairs.

After the fire has died down and cooled, the screen can be folded for storage until the next use, completing the fireplace safety and maintenance cycle.

How to Use

1. Placement: Position the screen in front of the fireplace, making sure it covers the opening completely.
2. Adjust the Wings: Angle the side panels slightly backwards towards the wall for added stability.
3. Monitor During Use: Check the fire screen remains securely in place while the fire is active.
4. Storage: When not in use, fold the screen flat and store it in a dry location to maintain its condition.

Storage and Maintenance

• Store the screen in a cool, dry place to prevent rust or moisture damage.
• Wipe clean with a soft cloth to remove soot or dust after each use.
• Inspect the hinges and structure regularly for signs of wear or loosening.
• For repairs to firebrick or flue joints, use a heat-resistant fire cement such as Everbuild Kos Fire Cement Buff 6kg.

Order the A La Maison Fireplace Folding Real Fire Spatter Protection Screen today and enjoy a safer, cleaner, and more stylish fireplace experience.

• Specification

  Weight	2 kg
  Reference Code	FIRE14
  Manufacturer	Bonningtons
  Type	Real Fire Folding Fire Screen
  Brand	A La Maison

• Product FAQs

  Q: What types of fireplaces is this screen suitable for?
  A: It is designed for use with open fireplaces, wood-burning stoves, and coal fires, providing a versatile solution for various setups.
  Q: Does this screen require assembly?
  A: No, the screen comes pre-assembled and ready to use straight out of the packaging.
  Q: How does the screen ensure stability?
  A: The angled side panels are designed to lean slightly back towards the wall, preventing the screen from tipping forward.
  Q: Can this screen be used outdoors?
  A: While primarily intended for indoor use, the durable steel construction makes it suitable for occasional outdoor use with proper care.
  Q: Is the screen child-safe?
  A: Yes, the screen acts as a protective barrier, reducing direct access to the fire, but children should always be supervised near open flames.
  Q: What is the best way to clean the screen?
  A: Wipe away soot and ash with a damp cloth to keep the screen clean and presentable. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish.