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Doors and Screens for Gas Fireplaces
Once you find the perfect gas fireplace for your home, it's time to find the perfect set of gas fireplace doors or screen to complete the look. eFireplaceStore offers a wide variety of fireplace insert screens and doors for your hearth. The right doors or screen will soften the light, channel the heat, and create the perfect oasis for you to enjoy in your home. However, please be aware that many gas fireplace doors and screens are model specific. If you are unsure which are the appropriate choice for your fireplace, contact our customer service representatives for assistance.
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Fireplace doors and screen keep your family and home safe. A fireplace insert door protects from possible sparks and harmful gas byproducts. They also reduce heating costs, prevent children and pets from getting burned, and increase efficiency. And though it may seem counter-intuitive to enclose the fireplace, its heat output will not decrease. In fact, the glass serves as a conduit for the heat to come into the room. So improve the appearance and efficiency of your gas fireplace with eFireplaceStore's wide selection of gas fireplace screens and doors.
Insert Doors & Screens Q&A with the NFI Certified Specialists
* Please Note: All customer questions are answered by our NFI Certified Specialists free of charge!
1 Question &
1 Answer
Susan
from Fontana, CA asked:
June 21, 2017
Can I use a screen instead of a glass door to cover the gas fireplace? Would that be according to Code?
1 Answer
The only state-wide code requirements that we are aware of pertain to wood burning stoves and fireplaces and a statewide ban on standing pilot lights and ventless gas systems. If you are asking if a screen may be placed on a direct vent gas system instead of the solid pane of tempered or ceramic glass these fireplaces are required to have in place for operation, this would result in the fireplace not functioning properly and could result in carbon monoxide entering the home.
Submitted by:
Will M.
on June 22, 2017
