This is the Ember Art Deco fireplace screen: a free-standing framed steel panel with a large Art Deco sunburst fan rising from a half-sun. Part of our Ember collection, it borrows the bold geometry of 1930s architecture and puts it at the heart of the living room.
It is designed to stand in front of a fireplace opening or a hearth, and it looks just as good dressing an unused fireplace or a chimney breast alcove. The sunbursts suit period homes with original fireplaces as well as modern living rooms with a wood burner surround.
The screen measures 800 mm wide by 600 mm tall and is cut from 3 mm mild steel. It stands on two feet that cross-slot onto the bottom rail, so there are no tools, screws or welding involved: slide the feet on and it stands on its own. Lift them off again to store it flat.
Choose satin black, a durable coloured powder-coated finish that looks classic against brick, tile or stone, or raw steel for a darker, natural metal look. Raw steel will rust to an orange-brown patina if kept outdoors or somewhere damp.
Please use it sensibly around a fire. It is a decorative screen, not a certified spark guard. Never leave a fire unattended, and remember the steel will get hot near an open fire, so let it cool fully before moving it and keep children and pets clear.
Each one is made to order in our Knowsley workshop, and we'll confirm your dispatch date by email. Dust it with a soft cloth when needed.
Do I need tools to assemble it?
No. The two feet cross-slot onto the bottom rail, so no tools or welding are needed.
Is it a spark guard?
It is a decorative fireplace screen, not a certified spark guard. Never leave a fire unattended, and let the steel cool fully before moving it.
Will it fit my fireplace?
The screen is 800 mm wide by 600 mm tall. Measure your opening or hearth before ordering.
Can you make it to fit my fireplace exactly?
Yes. Use our Custom Plasma Cutting quote form with the size you need and we'll come back to you with a price.
Part of the Ember collection — see all matching pieces in the Ember collection.
This is the Ember Art Deco fireplace screen: a free-standing framed steel panel with a large Art Deco sunburst fan rising from a half-sun. Part of our Ember collection, it borrows the bold geometry of 1930s architecture and puts it at the heart of the living room.
It is designed to stand in front of a fireplace opening or a hearth, and it looks just as good dressing an unused fireplace or a chimney breast alcove. The sunbursts suit period homes with original fireplaces as well as modern living rooms with a wood burner surround.
The screen measures 800 mm wide by 600 mm tall and is cut from 3 mm mild steel. It stands on two feet that cross-slot onto the bottom rail, so there are no tools, screws or welding involved: slide the feet on and it stands on its own. Lift them off again to store it flat.
Choose satin black, a durable coloured powder-coated finish that looks classic against brick, tile or stone, or raw steel for a darker, natural metal look. Raw steel will rust to an orange-brown patina if kept outdoors or somewhere damp.
Please use it sensibly around a fire. It is a decorative screen, not a certified spark guard. Never leave a fire unattended, and remember the steel will get hot near an open fire, so let it cool fully before moving it and keep children and pets clear.
Each one is made to order in our Knowsley workshop, and we'll confirm your dispatch date by email. Dust it with a soft cloth when needed.
Do I need tools to assemble it?
No. The two feet cross-slot onto the bottom rail, so no tools or welding are needed.
Is it a spark guard?
It is a decorative fireplace screen, not a certified spark guard. Never leave a fire unattended, and let the steel cool fully before moving it.
Will it fit my fireplace?
The screen is 800 mm wide by 600 mm tall. Measure your opening or hearth before ordering.
Can you make it to fit my fireplace exactly?
Yes. Use our Custom Plasma Cutting quote form with the size you need and we'll come back to you with a price.
Part of the Ember collection — see all matching pieces in the Ember collection.
