Fireplace doors & screens

Built-in fireplace doors, inset screens, and freestanding designs measured to your exact opening.

Inset fireplace doors and screensArched, rectangular, and corner openingsFine mesh, glass-panel, and open iron designsFreestanding fireplace screens
Custom black steel inset fireplace doors in a limestone living room

Designed for the opening. Built by one team.

A fireplace opening should feel intentional, not approximate. We build flush inset doors, fine-mesh screens, arched fronts, clean modern grids, corner and wraparound fireplace doors, and freestanding screens when the room calls for a movable piece — each measured, drawn, forged, and finished for the room around it.

  • Inset fireplace doors and screens
  • Arched, rectangular, and corner openings
  • Fine mesh, glass-panel, and open iron designs
  • Freestanding fireplace screens
See the process Materials & finishes
  1. MeasureVerify the opening.
  2. DrawApprove the details.
  3. ForgeBuild it in Dallas.
  4. InstallHang and adjust.

Questions, answered.

What should I ask for if I want the built-in kind?
Ask for inset fireplace doors or an inset fireplace screen: a custom steel frame fitted to the opening, often with mesh or glass depending on the fireplace and the design.
Will an inset screen fit my fireplace exactly?
Yes — inset screens and doors are made to the measured dimensions of your opening so they sit flush, not approximate.
Can you build corner or wraparound fireplace doors?
Yes. For corner or two-sided fireplaces, we can draw an L-shaped or wraparound steel frame so the doors meet the architecture instead of looking like an afterthought.
Freestanding or inset — which should I choose?
Inset reads architectural and becomes part of the surround. Freestanding reads more like a movable decorative object. We can make both, but the strongest custom work is usually measured to the opening.
Can the finish match my other ironwork?
A fireplace door or screen can be finished to match doors, railings, lighting, or furniture elsewhere in the house so the hearth belongs to the same family.
Start a project

Bring us the opening.

Have plans, a photo, or an idea? We will help define the right scope.