Experience the pinnacle of design and functionality with the new FMI Somerton Fireplace Glass Door—an inside fit masterpiece that transforms your living space. Crafted with an Aluminum Frame & Doors, this product not only brings resilience but also an elegant layout to your home.

The exclusive Grey Glass of the Somerton Fireplace Door adds a touch of sophistication while preserving the comforting warmth of your hearth. The Main Frame Width, set at a comfortable 1⅛", fits seamlessly into the most traditional fireplaces, elevating their aesthetic appeal. For a seamless and smooth operation, you have the option of adding a gate mesh kit.

Our trackless fullswing bifold doors are not only durable but also easy to clean, ensuring a hassle-free experience. The product setup is a breeze, attaching with screws (included) through predrilled holes in the frame, making it an accessible and user-friendly addition to your fireplace.

Upgrade your fireplace with the Somerton Fireplace Glass Door—a stylish, functional, and fully assembled addition that reflects the perfect fusion of innovation and tradition.

Specifications:

Downloads:

• FMI Somerton Fireplace Glass Door Installation Manual
• Somerton Fireplace Door Warranty Information
• Where To Find The Metal Tag On My Prefab Fireplace

Glass Fireplace Doors - Masonry or Prefab?

Shopping for Fireplace Doors? Get the Basics Right, First
Planning on spending a cozy winter in front of a roaring fire? You'll need the perfect door for your fireplace. But hold your horses right there, the decision isn't as straightforward as you think!

First things first: Identify what kind of a beast you have at home. Is your fireplace a traditional masonry type or a modern, prefab one? This is crucial, as these fireplaces aren't just made of different materials but also have different safety codes - it's like comparing apples with, well, bricks!

A masonry fireplace is made from – you guessed it – bricks or stones. It's your classic, ‘old world’ fireplace, built to last and withstand high temperatures. A prefab fireplace, on the other hand, sports a metal firebox with ceramic refractory panels. Sleek, streamlined, and modern.

Oh, and another thing to remember. Those sleek prefab fireplaces need their door replacements to fit just right, like a tailor-made Armani suit. Unlike masonry fireplaces where you can grab just about any standard size (small, medium, large) off the shelf. So, be sure to measure twice before hitting that ‘Buy Now’ button!

What are Masonry Fireplace Doors?

Masonry fireplace doors are designed for fireplaces that have been custom-built with brick or stone. They come in a plethora of designs and finishes, which gives homeowners a lot of flexibility when it comes to designing their homes. But how do they stand when pitched against their prefab counterparts?

Advantages of Masonry Fireplace Doors

1. Aesthetic Appeal: Masonry fireplace doors often have a classic, rustic look to them which can add a unique charm to your space.
2. Durability: These doors are known for their durability, and can withstand intense heat without problems.
3. Customization: Masonry doors offer extensive customization options to fit any fireplace.

Disadvantages of Masonry Fireplace Doors

1. Price: Due to the intricate design and customizability, Masonry fireplace doors tend to be more expensive.
2. Installation: The installation process can be complex and usually requires professional assistance.

What about Prefab Fireplace Doors?

Prefab fireplace doors, on the other hand, are designed for prefabricated fireplaces that are constructed off-site and then installed. These doors share similar qualities with Masonry doors but with distinct differences.

Advantages of Prefab Fireplace Doors

1. Affordability: Prefab doors are generally less expensive than Masonry doors.
2. Ease of Installation: They're designed to quickly and easily fit into already existing prefab fireplaces.
3. Variety: You can find a multitude of designs and styles for prefab fireplace doors.

Disadvantages of Prefab Fireplace Doors

1. Limited Customization: Unlike masonry doors, you have limited customizing options.
2. Durability: Prefab doors might not withstand extreme heat as well as masonry doors.