Fireplace Accessories

Humans have been stoking fires for thousands of years. Now, we can do it in style. Fireplaces can be the most beautiful centerpieces of our homes. When a fire is lit, people will naturally gravitate and congregate. Keeping a tidy hearth is contingent on the right tools for the job. Elegant log & kindling organization will keep necessary combustibles within grasp, while thoughtfully designed fireplace tools make tending and cleanup a breeze. 

With fireplace tools from brands like Eldvarm, Peter Maly, Ferm Living and more, fireplace maintenance is enhanced by the beauty of solid craftsmanship and sleek, clean lines. 

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What is ceramic glass?

Ceramic glass is a type of glass that has undergone a special process to develop ceramic-like properties. It is known for its high mechanical strength, thermal resistance, and ability to withstand high temperatures without shattering. Ceramic glass is commonly used in cookware, fireplace doors, laboratory equipment, and industrial applications requiring resistance to heat and thermal shock.

Where are Eldvarm fireplace tools designed?

Eldvarm is a brand of fireplace tools and accessories that focuses on craftsmanship and sustainable materials. Eldvarm products are designed in France, but their manufacturing process involves collaboration with skilled artisans and craftsmen from different parts of the world. The brand emphasizes ethical production practices and works with partners in Europe and other regions to create their products. 

What is the benefit of andirons in my fireplace?

Andirons, also known as firedogs, are metal supports used to hold logs in a fireplace. They have several benefits:

Log Positioning: Andirons elevate the logs off the ground and hold them securely in place. They prevent the logs from rolling out of the fireplace and help maintain a stable fire.

Improved Airflow: By raising the logs, andirons allow for better airflow underneath the fire. This promotes more efficient combustion and helps the fire burn more evenly.

Ash Management: Andirons create space underneath the logs, allowing ash to accumulate. This helps in ash removal and prevents ashes from smothering the fire. The ash can be easily removed from the fireplace after the fire has extinguished.

Aesthetics: Andirons can enhance the visual appeal of the fireplace. They come in various designs and materials, such as wrought iron, brass, or stainless steel, which can complement the overall style and decor of the room.

Heat Reflection: Andirons can reflect heat back into the room. As the logs burn, the metal of the andirons absorbs and radiates heat, helping to distribute warmth throughout the space.

It's important to note that not all fireplaces require andirons. Some modern fireplaces or gas fireplaces may not necessitate their use. However, if you have a traditional wood-burning fireplace, andirons can be a practical and decorative addition.