Our beautiful collection of outdoor fireplace doors are hand-crafted from quality materials that are designed to last through years of enjoyment in your exterior living space. We have a variety of weather resistant extruded aluminum and 304-grade stainless steel fireplace doors available for you to choose from. All of our glass enclosures are made right here in the United States from dedicated manufacturers that we know and trust.

This section of prefab and masonry fireplace glass doors can be customized to fit a wide range of outdoor fireplace styles. You get to choose the size, finish, door style, and handle design. Some of our stainless steel fireplace glass doors even include stainless steel mesh for added spark protection! Browse through these exquisite outdoor fireplace doors and find the perfect accent for your backyard living space!

FAQs

What if I need an outdoor fireplace door for a masonry firebox?

• We're happy to help! Find the "Fireplace Type" filter on the left side of this page and click on "Masonry Fireplace". You will then be able to search by masonry fireplace doors only and won't have to having to worry about accidentally selecting a factory built door.

Why do the fireplace doors come with a mesh screen option?

• Wood burning fireplaces are meant to be enjoyed with their glass doors open. A fireplace mesh curtain helps to contain sparks and embers within the firebox, protecting your loved ones from injury and your belongings from damage.

• Traditionally, a freestanding fireplace screen was placed in front of a wood burning fireplace as a safeguard. While both decorative and portable, they do tend to take up space. Additionally, many of these folding screens do not offer full protection from flying particles that can arch over the top.

• Masonry and zero-clearance glass fireplace doors have the option of mesh built into them. There are many different styles available.

• CURTAINS/ HANGING MESH

  • This style has a similar function to the window curtains in your home. There are two mesh panels built into each side of the door frame. They usually have a small decorative handle affixed to the top inner corner for you to grab and slide the curtains open or closed. The mesh coils intertwine for smooth operation. Most commonly, the panels overlap in the middle to prevent dangerous sparks from escaping the fireplace.

• SINGLE-BAR CURTAINS/ HANGING MESH

  • Many masonry doors display this particular style. On the inside of the frame is a single bar that is mounted horizontally across the top of the firebox. The curtains are affixed to the bar with clips, which also prevent the sides of the mesh from hitting each other when closed, creating a virtual overlap. 

• CABINET MESH

  • This style is commonly found with single pane or bi-fold doors. The cabinet style is just like screen doors. They are attached to the fireplace door frame and have a small handle or pull ring to open them outward. They close securely with latches.
• SINGLE MESH
  • This style is also available with single pane or bi-fold doors. It is a single mesh door that opens from the same side as your fireplace door (handle or pull ring). It closes securely with a latch.

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