Arched Three-Panel Fire Screen - Silver

Description

DescriptionOur fire screen is a practical fireside accessory made from metal with an antique silver finish, standing 65cm tall and 65cm wide with a slim 3cm depth. Designed to sit in front of an open fire or a dormant grate, it catches stray sparks and drifting embers while shielding the surrounding hearth from heat and ash. The metalwork has a softly aged tone, with the silver catching firelight and daylight alike so the screen earns its place whether the fire is lit or not.
This is a piece that suits period and modern rooms in equal measure. Place it centrally in front of the hearth in a sitting room or snug, where the height gives good coverage against the fireplace opening without overwhelming the mantel above. It works well alongside other fireside accessories such as a companion set or log basket, tying the arrangement together with a shared metallic tone. Against pale walls the finish reads bright, while in a darker room the silver lifts the corner and adds a little shine near the fire.
The flat form makes it easy to move aside for cleaning or refuelling and simple to store against a wall when the season changes. Wipe the metal with a soft dry cloth to lift dust and the fine layer of ash that settles near any working fire, and avoid harsh chemical cleaners that can dull the finish. Keep it in place while the fire is burning and it will do its quiet job season after season.
Specification

Type
Fireside Accessories

Colour
Silver

Material
Metal

Height
65cm

Width
65cm

Depth
3cm

Frequently AskedWhat is the screen made from?
It is made from metal with an antique silver finish that has a gently aged look and catches the light near the hearth.
Where should I position it?
Set it centrally in front of the fireplace opening in a sitting room or snug. It pairs neatly with matching fireside accessories like a companion set or log basket.
Will it cover a standard fireplace?
At 65cm tall and 65cm wide it gives good coverage for many open grates, and the slim 3cm depth means it sits close to the hearth without protruding into the room.
Does it stop sparks?
It is designed to catch stray sparks and embers from an open fire while shielding the surrounding hearth from heat, though it should always be used with sensible fireside care.
How do I keep it clean?
Wipe the metal with a soft dry cloth to remove dust and ash. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners so the silver finish stays looking its best.