Is there anything cozier than cranking up your fireplace on a cold winter’s day (or even a cool summer evening)?<br>Whether wood-burning or gas, it’s always a good idea to contain the flames with a fireplace screen. <br>It doesn’t take much to transform the look of a fireplace, and this simple screen, which also comes in pewter, should do just the trick. <br> <br>Dimensions: overall width 44” ,center panel 22”,High 28” <br> <br>Frame material: Stained Glass <br>Though the style of this screen might read a little less contemporary and a little more old-world, <br>its fish-scale motif would fit in just as beautifully into a traditional space as it would a modern living room. <br><br>Capulina Fireplace doors cover the opening of the firebox when a fire is not burning <br>and can help eliminate drafts and cold air coming down the chimney into your home. <br>The Hearth, Patio, and Barbeque Association recommends that all fireplaces be provided with glass doors <br>especially if you burn real wood. <br> Capulina Fireplace doors are helpful in reducing air leakage up the chimney, eliminating hearth odors <br>when the fireplace is not in use, and stopping smoke spillage into your room.<br><br> Capulina Fireplace doors are not only functional keeping the cold air out of your home and the warmth in, <br>they add a finished, decorative touch to your fireplace. <br>After burning a fire, the firebox may have unsightly stained walls, piles of ashes, or soot stained gas logs. <br>Our Capulina glass covers the firebox and makes it easy to hide the remnants of a fire. <br>You can choose from a variety of painted and anodized aluminum or steel frames from standard black to bronze, pewter, and brass with clear or tinted glass.