Fireplace Doors

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How To Measure for Glass Doors

Despite adding aesthetic value to any fireplace, glass doors (also called glass enclosures) also have several functional uses as well. First off, glass doors prevent heat from being lost up your chimney. By closing your glass doors, you will drastically reduce the amount of room heat that is usually lost through the draft from your chimney when the fireplace is in use. Next, the mesh screens that come with most model glass enclosures provide protection from sparks that can occur when burning a wood fire. Finally, in some cases, glass doors also minimize the heat lost up your chimney when the fireplace is not being used.

Behr Necessites offers fine doors from Thermo-Rite of Akron, Ohio.

Thermo-Rite produces a wide and varied offering of models, styles and sizes to satisfy your needs for glass doors on custom masonry fireplaces, stock masonry fireplaces and many zero-clearance (builders boxes) fireplaces. Thermo-Rite glass doors insulate the fireplace when the fireplace is not in use by providing a "dead air" space between the closed damper and closed fireplace glass doors.

If a stock door is not to your liking, Thermo-Rite can custom-make a glass fireplace enclosure to suit any of your specifications. Stock and custom fireplace enclosures are made with options that include anodized aluminum, steel, solid brass and brass-plated steel. The Thermo-Rite company takes pride in the fact that for over 65 years, every Thermo-Rite fireplace enclosure has been 100% made in the USA.

Features:

Lifetime Warranty...Glass is guaranteed for life
Tempered Bronze Glass...Shows fire but not the mess
No Tarnish Frame...Never Needs Polishing
Wide Selection...Many styles and finishes for your decorating taste