Fremont Masonry Fireplace Door With 2 Inch Riser Bar

The overlap fit Fremont Riser masonry fireplace door comes with a 2" riser bar that needs installed at the bottom and the door sits on top. This will help the door to reach new heights and can cover now openings up to 35". Made with a sturdy steel frame is powder-coated in sleek Satin Black for a classic style that agrees with any home decor. Our customers love the fact that this replacement fireplace glass door is easy to install and comes with many attractive options. Now available with cabinet twin doors or trackless full swing bi-fold doors open smoothly for a generous view of the flames. Clear tempered glass or  optional grey-colored tempered glass. This Portland Willamette fireplace door offers an optional durable mesh curtain that slides back and forth easily on the included graphite rod.

In addition, the uniframe design of the Fremont riser fireplace door is flawless with no visible welded joints and also includes a hidden damper. This overlap fit model will need a hearth to sit on. Masonry fireplace doors are usually best suited for installation against a flat surface rather than rough stone. Enjoy the luxury and style of the Fremont fireplace door in your home!

 Product Features:

• The Fremont fireplace door is for masonry fireplaces ONLY
• Fireplace door ships for free; please allow 4 to 6 weeks for production and transit time
• This overlap fit enclosure arrives pre-assembled with mounting hardware for easy installation
• 16 gauge steel uni-frame is 5-1/4" Top, 3-1/2" Side and 1 inch deep
• Finish color is high temperature Vintage Iron
• Cabinet twin doors are standard, Trackless bi-fold doors are optional
• Clear tempered glass is standard and optional available is now the grey tempered glass
• Mesh curtain is available as an option
• The hidden damper included to control the airflow into the fireplace
• Easy grip handles are mounted to the top of the door frame
• NOTE: In order to burn a fire with the doors closed, the temperature of the fire cannot exceed 400°. The flames must always be 6 inches away from the glass.  

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