Buy Fire guards fire Screens Fireplace Guards Fire Guards Sale

Perfect Fireguards, Fire screens for your open fireplace, SNH have a vast range of quiality fire guards

Fire guards at SNH. Fireguards and fire screens on offer are made well and all are on our secure online site.
flat fire guards screens Single panel fireplace screens

Single panel fire screens fire guards

The single panel fireplace screen is designed to sit flush up against your fireplace opening, maximizing your protection and minimizing the space needed.The single panel fire guard needs to be up close to the opening, if you have a curved fireplace solid fuel opening this is not for you as embers from the fire can escape from the sides. So the single panel or flat fireplace screen needs a fireplace opening that is flat so the fire guard can sit nice and snug upto the open fire. We have a wide selection of single panel fireplace screens.
fire guards screens Three panel fireplace fireguard

3 panel fire guards fire screens

With over 7 different finishes to choose from, we have a large selection of Three Panel Fireplace fireguards. The Three Panel Fireplace Screens provide a large coverage area with a sturdy traditional feel and look to them. The 3 panel fire guard is handy when not in use as the fireguard can be folded into a neat package. The 3 panel fire guards come in various shapes and sizes to fit most of the open fires our thire today.

4 panel fireguards Four panel fire gourds

The 4 panel fire guard has 4 sections the same size that open out to cover the fireplace opening , ideal for solid fuel log fire on the wintry days. The mesh on these fire guards are fine and strong and wont let any ash or spits form the burning logs to enter the room it is situated in, but with all open fireplaces, if you have a live open fire with naked flames, it is best advised to make sure that someone is in the room to look after the burning fire.

Bowed fireplace fire screens Bowed Fire guards

The Bowed fire guard will add some dimension and visual interest to your fireplace with one of our Bowed Fireplace Screens. The bowered fireguards come in a 3 finished, black bowed fire guard silver bowed fire guards and brass bowed fire guards. These will be pushed to the fireplace wall and leave a gap at the top. The bowed fireguard screens are durable and made to last.

Glass fire guards screens Glass Fire guards

Glass fireguard on offer will screen the fireplace off in the summer as these are for decorative use only. They are ornate and modern looking for any type of fireplace, but remember these glass fire screens only can be used for summer use only when the solid fuel fire is NOT in use, don't attempt to place the glass fire screens in front of an open fire when lit as it will shatter the fire screen.

Nursery fireguards Nursery Fireguards for baby's

Nursery fire guards are perfect for protecting those little fingers from burning. These nursery fire guards will cover the fireplace opening with distance between the nursery fire guard and the burning fire, so even if they do stick their little finger in they still wont reach the heat of the fire.

Fire guards and Fire screens are an essential addition to any fireplace. Available in a variety of shapes, colours and sizes, there are guards to suit every taste and pocket. This article will discuss the different types of guards available, their history and their use in today's home.

The primary purpose of a fire guard is to protect a room and it's occupants from the heat and possible embers that are emitted by an open fire. Traditionally fire screens were simple flat panels which served a purpose but soon became a decorative piece of furniture.

Dating back as early as the 17th century most fire screens were wooden with decorative fabric or needlework, at this time metal wasn't used because of the amount of heat it generated. Around the middle of the 19th century the popularity of using stoves to warm a room as opposed to open fires rendered the guard more of a decorative piece of furniture than a useful one. However, many home still utilised small open fires and so they remained an essential piece of furniture for many homes. Towards the end of the 19th century grand open fires regained some popularity and fire guards were made of lead lined and stained glass, held together with brass or iron frames. This form of decoration is still widely used today. There are also some fantastic examples of modern and contemporary fire guards which are simple and sleek in design.

Available in a range of glass, metal and wire mesh, today's fireguards make a beautiful addition to any fireplace, turning what is essentially a whole in the wall in to a decorative feature.