Fireplace Accessories

1. A must for every wood-burning fireplace, log grates keep the wood above the hearth floor and stacked neatly for more efficient burning. Proper grates allow air to circulate through the flames, keeping your fire crackling all night long.

2. In early times, firebacks were a common way to disperse heat from the hearth. Today, firebacks are becoming increasingly popular as people are re-discovering the charm and usefulness of this simple item. Typically made of cast iron, firebacks are placed at the back of the hearth wall, protecting the masonry and radiating heat forward. The sculptural designs add a well-crafted flair to your hearth making it the center of attention.

3. Andirons have traditionally been one of the most decorative and essential items of the hearth throughout history. They were used to keep logs off the hearth floor and from rolling out of the fireplace. Today we commonly use log grates, but the traditional beauty of andirons is still a popular way to enhance the look of any hearth.

4. Fireplace Candelabras are a stunning way to add beauty to a room when you are not burning logs. Typically very decorative with a low design, candelabras for the hearth display candles in a variety of ways.

5. Bellows provide a decorative functionality to your hearth with traditional style. Used to stoke the flames with air on a starting fire and to keep it going, these handy tools make fire tending simple. Many styles are available, and having a bellows by the fire brings traditional warmth to your hearth.

6. Make opening your hearths damper a cleaner task with an attractive damper pull. These handy little items keep your hands free of soot and come in many designs and styles and make a charming addition to your mantle.