The Arlington Zero Clearance Fireplace Glass Door offers an affordable and stylish upgrade for factory-built wood-burning fireplaces. Whether you’re looking to enhance the visual appeal of your living room or increase the efficiency of your fireplace, the Arlington Glass Door combines functionality and design to deliver a budget-friendly solution. It’s crafted from lightweight yet durable extruded aluminum, making it the perfect choice for both indoor and outdoor applications.
This versatile enclosure is designed to fit seamlessly with zero-clearance fireplaces, giving your hearth a sleek, unobtrusive appearance. With options to customize the glass tint, door style, and finish, you can easily match the door to your home's décor while maintaining safety and durability.
Easy Installation: Designed for easy setup with options for screw holes or mounting brackets, and includes all necessary hardware for a quick installation.
Installation Process:
The Arlington Zero Clearance Fireplace Door is designed for inside fit, making it easy to install with the hardware provided. It can be mounted using either sheet metal screws through pre-drilled holes in the frame or mounting brackets for a more flexible setup.
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Elevate your fireplace with the Arlington Glass Fireplace Door—a smart, stylish, and practical addition that seamlessly enhances the charm and functionality of your prefab wood-burning fireplace.
Enhancing the ambiance of your living space with a new prefab fireplace door is an exciting endeavor, but the key to a seamless installation lies in precise measurements. To achieve the perfect fit and maximize the visual appeal of your fireplace, follow our step-by-step guide on how to measure for your new prefab fireplace door. Remember, accuracy is crucial, especially if you need to remove the track during installation.
By following these detailed steps, you're on your way to securing the right measurements for your new prefab fireplace door. Achieving a flawless fit ensures not only an aesthetically pleasing upgrade but also optimal heat efficiency. Enjoy the warmth and beauty of your revamped fireplace!
The allure of a warm, crackling fire is a timeless joy, and many homeowners seek to enhance this experience by adding fireplace doors. However, when it comes to choosing the right door for your fireplace, it's crucial to recognize the differences between masonry and prefab fireplaces. Specifically, understanding why you can't use a masonry fireplace door on a prefab fireplace is essential to avoid potential complications and ensure a safe and efficient setup.
Masonry fireplaces and prefab (pre-fabricated) fireplaces are constructed using distinct materials and methods. Masonry fireplaces are typically built on-site using bricks, stones, or other masonry materials. In contrast, prefab fireplaces are factory-built, often using lightweight metal components. The structural variances between the two types result in significant differences in their design and heat distribution.
Prefab fireplaces have specific design features to manage heat efficiently. These features include air gaps and insulating materials designed to keep the outer surfaces cooler, reducing the risk of overheating. Using a masonry fireplace door on a prefab fireplace may compromise these safety features, leading to potential hazards due to increased heat levels.
Prefab fireplaces are manufactured with precise dimensions and specifications. Masonry fireplace doors are not interchangeable with prefab fireplaces due to the differences in sizing, design, and installation requirements. Attempting to fit a masonry door onto a prefab fireplace may result in an ill-fitting, insecure door that fails to meet safety standards.
Prefab fireplaces are engineered with specific ventilation requirements to ensure proper combustion and the release of gases. Masonry doors may obstruct these ventilation channels, compromising the fireplace's functionality and safety. Prefab fireplace doors are designed with the necessary vents to facilitate proper airflow and combustion.
Masonry fireplace doors are often crafted from heavier materials to withstand the intense heat generated by traditional masonry fireplaces. Prefab fireplaces, being lighter in construction, require doors made from materials that can withstand the unique conditions of their design. Using a masonry door on a prefab fireplace may result in premature wear, warping, or damage to the door.
The differences in construction, heat management, sizing, ventilation, and material compatibility make it impractical and unsafe to use a masonry fireplace door on a prefab fireplace. Homeowners seeking to enhance their prefab fireplace should opt for doors specifically designed and approved for prefab installations. Doing so ensures not only a visually appealing addition but also maintains the safety and efficiency of the fireplace system. Always consult with a fireplace doors online professional for guidance on choosing the right doors for your specific fireplace type. Alternatively, utilize our snapshot quote form below for personalized assistance.
Manufacturer's Warranty
Ironhaus / Portland Willamette Limited Warranty
Important! Please read this warranty carefully before installing or using Ironhaus products.
Ironhaus/PW warrants to the original retail purchaser that your product (excluding glass, finish, mesh parts, and/or accessories) will be free from defects in material and workmanship for one year from the date of purchase. This warranty applies only if the product is purchased from an authorized dealer or distributor.
The implied warranty of merchantability is limited to the duration of the one-year period specified. Other than this, Ironhaus/PW disclaims all implied warranties. The manufacturer is not liable for incidental, consequential, special, or indirect damages arising from any breach of warranty. Some states do not allow exclusions of incidental or consequential damages, so these limitations may not apply in all areas.
This warranty is valid only for original installations. Products installed improperly or in non-conformance with local building codes may nullify the warranty. Glass, parts, and accessories sold separately are considered "as is" and not covered under warranty.
The manufacturer disclaims liability for installation and removal charges, labor costs, and related expenses. This limited warranty is exclusively offered to the original retail purchaser and cannot be extended or modified by dealers or other entities.
If you need to use this warranty, please provide proof of purchase and a detailed report.
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