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Keep logs from rolling around in your fireplace with a grate that protects from every end. Traditional in design, this durable fireplace grate keeps log in place. Its popular black finish will compliment a variety of décor. The bar grate design provides for optimal airflow.
- Measures 6" High; 23.5" Front Width; 19" Back Width; 15" Depth
What is the Best Fireplace Grate and where to buy? Steel versus Cast Iron
The hot topic of the day is Steel versus Cast Iron. Both have their merits depending on what the user is going to be expecting and or putting their fireplace grate through. Steel is traditionally used for wood and the highest quality steel can last upwards of a lifetime. Cast Iron is used primarily for burning coal and will not last as long as the higher quality steel but will last longer than the lower tiers of steel. And while cast iron can be used for wood, with the smaller gaps, it is suggested to use smaller pieces, as ash from larger pieces of wood will build up has a harder time falling through. This can gunk up the fire and potentially have it sputter out. Steel and Cast Iron are both great materials to have in your fireplace grate, it's just about finding out what you want to get out of it and what your budget is.
What size Fireplace Grate do I need? How to measure Fireplace Grate?
Check out our article on How to Choose a Fireplace Grate. Included here, we have suggestions and tips to help you make the best decision in purchasing a new fireplace grate.
If you are not sure on what size fireplace grate you need, our article on How to Measure for a Fireplace Grate will help you figure out what is going to work for you.
Other Fire Grates for Outdoors, Fireplace Grate with Blowers, Basket style grates, and more
Looking for a fire grate that you can use in your fire pit or outdoor fireplace? Check out our selection of Fireplace Grate with Blowers to disperse even more heat throughout your house, our Basket Style Grates and even Firepit and Outdoor Grates to spruce up your outdoor living
Specifications:- Color: Black
- Measurements: 6" High x 24" Wide 6
- Construction Materials: Cast Iron
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Additional Information
Clearance Non-Clearance Country Of Origin China Season Everyday Product Type Fireplace Accessories Product Type Fireplace Grates Size 21in to 24in Type Cast Iron Grates Made Of Cast Iron Color Black Color Name Black Brand Uniflame
Keep logs from rolling around in your fireplace with a grate that protects from every end. Traditional in design, this durable fireplace grate keeps log in place. Its popular black finish will compliment a variety of décor. The bar grate design provides for optimal airflow.
- Measures 6" High; 23.5" Front Width; 19" Back Width; 15" Depth
What is the Best Fireplace Grate and where to buy? Steel versus Cast Iron
The hot topic of the day is Steel versus Cast Iron. Both have their merits depending on what the user is going to be expecting and or putting their fireplace grate through. Steel is traditionally used for wood and the highest quality steel can last upwards of a lifetime. Cast Iron is used primarily for burning coal and will not last as long as the higher quality steel but will last longer than the lower tiers of steel. And while cast iron can be used for wood, with the smaller gaps, it is suggested to use smaller pieces, as ash from larger pieces of wood will build up has a harder time falling through. This can gunk up the fire and potentially have it sputter out. Steel and Cast Iron are both great materials to have in your fireplace grate, it's just about finding out what you want to get out of it and what your budget is.
What size Fireplace Grate do I need? How to measure Fireplace Grate?
Check out our article on How to Choose a Fireplace Grate. Included here, we have suggestions and tips to help you make the best decision in purchasing a new fireplace grate.
If you are not sure on what size fireplace grate you need, our article on How to Measure for a Fireplace Grate will help you figure out what is going to work for you.
Other Fire Grates for Outdoors, Fireplace Grate with Blowers, Basket style grates, and more
Looking for a fire grate that you can use in your fire pit or outdoor fireplace? Check out our selection of Fireplace Grate with Blowers to disperse even more heat throughout your house, our Basket Style Grates and even Firepit and Outdoor Grates to spruce up your outdoor living
Specifications:
- Color: Black
- Measurements: 6" High x 24" Wide 6
- Construction Materials: Cast Iron
| Clearance | Non-Clearance |
|---|---|
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Season | Everyday |
| Product Type | Fireplace Accessories |
| Product Type | Fireplace Grates |
| Size | 21in to 24in |
| Type | Cast Iron Grates |
| Made Of | Cast Iron |
| Color | Black |
| Color Name | Black |
| Brand | Uniflame |
