Product description

This Pleasant Hearth Colby Fireplace Glass Door reduces heat loss up the chimney by 90% when the fireplace is not in use, plus add style and function. When you’re not enjoying a fire, simply close the clear tempered safety glass to minimize heat and cool air loss. This handsome accessory features a high-temperature classic satin nickel powder-coated finish and easy-grip 5in. door handles. Fits masonry fireplace openings 30in. to 37in. wide and 22 1/2in. to 29 1/2in. high. For masonry fireplaces only. Not for use on pre-fabricated fireplaces. U.S.A. Dimensions W x D x H (in.): 37 1/2 x 1 7/8 x 30, Fits Opening W x H (in.): 30 to 37 x 22 1/2 to 29 1/2, Finish Type: Sunlight nickel, Style: Colby

From the Manufacturer

The Colby Collection Fireplace Glass Door is a decorative cabinet style door with a high heat powder coat finish which enhances a traditional masonry fireplace hearth. This one piece frame construction is designed as a surface mount and sits outside fireplace opening against flat surface. A Fireplace Glass Door assists in reducing heat loss or cool air loss up the chimney by as much as 90 percent. That equals a year round energy savings when fireplace is not in use. The Fireplace Glass Doors all come with easy grip handles, hidden damper control knobs for air flow control and heat resistant thick insulation. For masonry fireplaces only – not for prefabricated. Always keep mesh panels closed and glass doors open when fire is burning in fireplace. Before you buy, measure the front opening width and height to choose the correct size. Made in the U.S.A.Pleasant Hearth Sizing Guide Fireplaces come in various sizes and shapes and Pleasant Hearth Fireplace Doors have you covered! They offer 3 different sizes across the fireplace door range, which cover the majority of fireplaces in your homes. We made this guide to makes it easier for you to choose the correct size for your fireplace. Before you purchase your fireplace door – Make sure you measure the inside width of the fireplace opening. A good idea to check the top and bottom width of the fireplace as you might find that the top is wider than the bottom or visa-versa. If there is a difference in size take the larger measurement. Measure the height of the fireplace opening. So this would be from the bottom to the top of the fireplace opening. Like the widthh measurement, it’s a good idea to measure both sides of the fireplace in case there’s a slight difference in measurement. Always double check the measurements you’ve written down! It’s never fun when you get your fireplace door delivered, only to find it doesn’t fit.