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Doors, screens and hearth tools
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Glass doors in Small, Medium and Large for masonry fireplaces, screens and tool sets that match by collection, and grates sized by the inch. Measure your opening first, and the rest of the choice gets short.
87 pieces in 19 finishes
17 door collections, 66 sizes and finishes for masonry openings
10 matching sets of screen, tools and log holder
01 Shop by category
Start with the part of the fireplace you are fixing
Doors and screens close off the opening, grates and gas logs go inside it, and tools, log holders and racks live around it. Fire pits and fire tables take the flame out to the patio.
02 Find your fit
Measure once for Pleasant Hearth doors, screens and grates
A tape measure and a notepad settle most of the choice. Take these readings before you compare a single model.
Masonry or factory-built
Our glass doors are made for masonry, wood-burning fireplaces built of brick or stone. A factory-built (zero-clearance) fireplace with a metal firebox is a different case, and these doors do not install on it. Settle this before anything else.
Width at the top and bottom
Run the tape across the opening at the top, then again at the bottom. Brick and stone openings are often out of square, so the two numbers can differ. Write down the smaller one.
Height at both sides
Measure from the hearth floor up to the top of the opening on the left, then on the right, and keep the lower figure. Each door size covers a range of heights as well as widths, and your opening has to sit inside both.
Match both readings to a size
Small and Medium doors cover openings 30 to 37 inches wide and part at the height: Small from 22.5 inches, Medium up to 32.5. Large covers openings 36 to 43 inches wide. When your height fits two sizes, compare both frames with the flat face around your opening.
Size a screen past the edges
A screen stands in front of the fire, so it has to be wider and taller than the opening it covers. Hold its overall width and height against your readings, and measure the hearth depth too: a three-panel screen angles its side panels forward.
Measure the firebox floor for a grate
Take the floor of the firebox across the front and again across the back, where most fireboxes narrow. Pick a grate narrower than the back reading, so its ends clear the side walls and air reaches under the logs.
03 Most reviewed
The pieces owners review most
Compare them by size and finish, then open the one that fits your fireplace or your yard.
Three things every hearth asks forSomething across the opening, something to tend the fire with, and somewhere for the wood, kept three feet back from the flames. Start with the opening, because its size decides everything else.
Small, Medium, Large · Bi-fold · clear glass
from $271.59
28-inch round steel fire ring
Round · wood-burning
$115.99
4 widths
Cast iron fireplace grate
18 to 30 in wide
from $37.98
Ash bucket with lid
Black
$58.06
04 Complete the set
Pleasant Hearth collections that match across the hearth
A Gothic screen and a Gothic tool set share one design name and one finish, and the same holds across the Pleasant Hearth collection. Buy one piece this winter and add the next one later: together they still read as a set.
Classic: fireplace screen, fireplace tool set
Plain black for a traditional room: a screen with handles on its side panels and a four-piece tool set.
Mission Style: fireplace screen, fireplace tool set
Straight Craftsman lines on a three-panel screen 54 inches wide and a five-piece tool set in the same finish.
Harper: fireplace screen with doors, tool set with log holder
Antique black on both pieces: an arched screen with doors and a log holder that carries four tools.
Gothic: fireplace screen, fireplace tool set
Black steel in the Gothic style: a three-panel screen with handles and a five-piece tool set.
05 Shop by size and style
Shop by size, door style and finish
Choose the question you are answering (which size, which door style, which finish) and go straight to the pieces that answer it, across the Pleasant Hearth range.
Pleasant Hearth small fireplace doors
For lower masonry openings, 30 to 37 inches wide and from 22.5 inches high. Small comes in bi-fold and cabinet styles, with clear or smoked glass and finishes from black to heritage brass, so the look is yours to pick once the size is settled.
21 piecesPleasant Hearth large fireplace doors
For wider masonry openings, 36 to 43 inches across and 25.5 to 32.5 inches high. Nearly every collection comes in Large, from Ascot and Carlisle to Albus in hammered black and Arrington in black and gold, with most frames 43.5 inches wide.
22 piecesPleasant Hearth bifold fireplace doors
Bifold doors fold back in panels and stand close to the frame when open. Choose Ascot with clear glass, Clairmont in heritage brass, Gavin with its three-sided bay, Linear Aluminum in black, Collin, Ellis in gunmetal or Aerin in burnished bronze.
32 piecesPleasant Hearth cabinet fireplace doors
Cabinet doors swing open whole, like a cupboard, and several close on easy-catch magnets. Pick Carlisle for its beveled frame, Alsip for sunlight nickel trim, Alpine or Fillmore for clear glass, or Albus, Amhearst and Axel, all three in hammered black.
31 piecesPleasant Hearth fireplace tool set
Five-piece sets hold a poker, tongs, a shovel and a brush on their stand, from Gothic in black to Preston in vintage iron and Waverly in colonial brown. Classic comes in four pieces, and Harper hangs its tools on a log holder.
10 pieces
06 Doors or screen?
Glass doors or a screen: what each one does
Glass doors mount to the face of a masonry fireplace and close the opening between fires. Most of ours carry mesh panels behind the glass and a hidden damper knob for the airflow, and each size covers a set range of opening width and height.
A screen stands on the hearth in front of the opening and keeps sparks in while the fire burns, with nothing to fasten to the masonry. If you choose doors, open the glass and close the mesh whenever wood is burning. The Chimney Safety Institute of America lists closed glass doors among the things that restrict a fire's air and build creosote faster.
| Glass doors | Screens | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Glass doors close off a masonry fireplace between fires and carry mesh panels for the fire itself. | A screen stands in front of an open fire and stops sparks, whatever kind of fireplace sits behind it. |
| Pieces | 17 collections | 15 designs |
| Price range | $253.50 to $629.99 | $36.39 to $276.38 |
| Fits | Masonry openings, by size | Stands in front of the opening |
07 Guides
Measure first, then choose
How to read an opening range, how wide a screen has to be, and how many bars a grate carries at each width.
08 By the numbers
The Pleasant Hearth catalog in numbers
Models, finishes, door sizes and the ratings owners have left, counted across every shelf.
- 27,497ratings across our pieces
- 4.5 of 5average rating, weighted by count
- 87pieces in eight departments
- 20 yearson the market since 2006
Questions
Pleasant Hearth questions, answered
Will a Pleasant Hearth glass door fit your fireplace?
It will if your fireplace is masonry and wood-burning, and your smaller width and height readings fall inside one of our size ranges. Small and Medium take openings 30 to 37 inches wide and Large 36 to 43, and none of our doors install on factory-built fireplaces.
Where can I buy Pleasant Hearth doors, screens and tools?
Use the buy button on any model. It opens that product at our retail partner, where you choose the size and finish, and where checkout, shipping and returns take place.
How do you measure your fireplace for Pleasant Hearth doors?
Take the width at the top and bottom of the opening and the height at both sides, and keep the two smaller numbers. Then choose the door size whose width and height ranges both contain them.
Can you leave Pleasant Hearth doors shut while your fire burns?
Open the glass and close the mesh while the fire burns. The Chimney Safety Institute of America counts closed glass doors among the things that restrict a fire's air and speed up creosote in the chimney.
Can you match a Pleasant Hearth screen to your tool set?
Yes. Eight of our collections pair a screen with a tool set of the same name and finish, from Gothic and Classic to Selene and Atticus. Preston and Orion add a log holder to their tool set instead.
Are Pleasant Hearth vent-free gas logs right for your home?
Read the rules first. Vent-free logs release combustion products into the room, EPA does not support them indoors, and CPSC says never to run one where people sleep. A vented set burns in a working fireplace with the flue open, and California law exempts decorative gas logs used that way from its ban on unvented heaters.
How do you keep sparks off your floor with Pleasant Hearth pieces?
Close the mesh panels of a glass door, or stand a screen in front of the open fire. The U.S. Fire Administration calls for a glass or metal screen in front of a fireplace to stop embers and sparks.
Two widths, two heights, one door
Take your readings tonight, note whether the fireplace is masonry, and open the door size that holds both numbers. The people at Pleasant Hearth size every door the same way, so one set of readings works for all of them.
