Anodized aluminum is the highest engineered metal that you can find on fireplace doors. It does not rust and it withstands higher temperatures than any other metal. It also provides shapes and finishes that are not possible with any other material. Offered are several different finishes for this Series. The doors have outer frames, inner frames and "stiles", the pieces that hold the glass into place. You can order doors with different finishes for the outer frame, the inner frame and the stiles, if you wish. You can get the doors as foldbacks, tracked or twin (cabinet). Glass is available in clear, bronze, gray, solar cool or beveled. You can get mesh curtains or gate mesh doors as options. Designers love this line, and so will you!

Shown as a Twin (Cabinet) Door with Brite Brass finish and Bronze glass.

Outer Frame Depth: 15/16"
Depth Back Frame Recesses Into Opening: 15/16" - 2-1/2"
1/4" tempered glass. Able to withstand high temperatures and resist breakage. Backed by a Lifetime warranty.
Jewelry-quality anodized aluminum finishes. The most durable finish available on the market today. Will never rust, peel or tarnish. Withstands higher temperatures than solid brass.

Doors are strictly masonry doors and are not intended for Zero-Clearance (prefabricated) fireplaces. These doors are also not intended for vent free fireplaces or fireplaces with vent free gas logs.

Product Made In The U.S.A.

WARNING:
These doors are custom made to YOUR specifications YOU provide. It is the buyers/purchasers responsibility to supply the correct fireplace opening. Doors will be custom made at time order is placed and can not be returned.

Door Made To Order - 3-4 Weeks

Included in the contiguous United States

Design Specialties manufactures high quality glass fireplace doors. Realizing that the fireplace is the focal point of your room. Now you can get glass fireplace doors that will give you beauty and performance at a cost that fits your budget. Offered are glass fireplace doors in a wide variety of styles and materials. In 1983, Design Specialties pioneered the full-vision glass doors, removing the unsightly metal strips that blocked the view of the fire. Leading the market in innovation and design ever since.