Fireplace doors · Made in Dallas

Fireplace doors and screens, made to the opening.

Inset doors, mesh screens, glass panels and freestanding screens, measured to the firebox and its surround.

Quoted per fireplace Typical investment

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Since 1995
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Made in our Dallas shop

The approved shop drawing of the same arched fireplace screen, front and side views, with its radius and dimensions — Approved shop drawing · Arched fireplace screen · 53½ × 32³⁄₁₆ in

Drawn, then built

An arched screen, measured to the masonry.

The drawing set the arch, the asymmetric grid and the depth before any steel was cut. The finished doors sit inside the brick opening they were measured for.

Send your elevations

Arched black steel fireplace screen with an asymmetric grid in a brick surround — As built · the same screen

Widths 1–3 · heights 4–6 · depth 7 · diagonals 8–9

Before we draw it

Measure it cold, send it as you read it.

Let it go cold.
Measure with the fire out and the firebox cool.
Width, three times.
Across the top, the middle and the bottom of the opening.
Height, three times.
At the left, the center and the right.
Depth and both diagonals.
The diagonals tell us how square the opening is.
Send them as you read them.
With straight-on photos of the fireplace, the opening, the lintel and the firebox. We verify every number on site.

Send your measurements

Signature Designs

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Explore the proportions and details. Every design can be tailored to your opening.

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DH35 · 48″ × 34″

Freestanding or bronze fireplace screen

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For architects, designers and builders

Specify the fireplace doors with us.

Shop drawings for your set, pricing by opening, and a private showroom visit with your client.

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The surround: Straight-on photos of the opening, the hearth and the lintel.
Daily use: Mesh or glass, and how often the fire is lit and tended.
Every hearth: Patterns and finishes shared across the house.

What we provide

Type: Inset doors, a mesh screen, glass panels or a freestanding screen.
Fireplace: Masonry, or factory-built and following its listing.
Measure: Your numbers to begin; every dimension verified on site.
Finish: High-temperature finishes, with samples at the showroom. Materials and finishes
Hardware: Hinges, pulls and latches drawn with the frame.
Shop drawings: Drawn against your elevations and approved before fabrication.
Fabrication: Made in our Dallas shop. Fabrication is typically 8–12 weeks after drawing approval.
Setting: Set in place by our own crew.

Exact sightlines and sections are set on your shop drawings.

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Selected project teams

All 30 project teams

Typical investment

Every fireplace, drawn and quoted.

Fireplace doors & screens: Quoted per fireplace from your plans or photos
Multi-room projects: $20k–$65k
Residence projects: $60k–$250k+

Every project is drawn and quoted for its openings; size, glass, finish, hardware and site conditions set the final investment.

Several pieces, or the whole house

Every hearth in the house, in one finish.

Fireplace doors drawn with the steel doors and windows are quoted as one project.

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Questions

Fireplace door questions.

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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.

How do I measure my fireplace for custom doors or a screen?

Measure the opening with the fireplace off and cold: width at the top, middle and bottom, height at the left, center and right, depth, and both diagonals. Send the numbers exactly as you read them, with level, straight-on photos of the whole fireplace, the opening, the lintel and the inside of the firebox. We verify every dimension on site before anything is drawn for fabrication.