Uniflame 3-Fold Large Diameter Black Screen with Woven Mesh (S-3652)

NewsView: At our old home, my spouse and I had a vintage brass fireplace screen with the finials on the top, similar to what this features. We never used our wood-burning fireplace all that much — because our climate isn't all that cold in the Winter — but it was nice to hang the Christmas stockings and a wreath on the screen itself, when the fireplace wasn't in use during the holidays. The finials allowed a stocking to hang or the ability to suspend a wreath across the center of the screen (at our house, we're big on the seasonal decorations). Recently we moved to a new home and needed to get a new set of fireplace implements because none were left behind. I was about to order a fireplace screen without the old-fashioned finials on it when I realized that without a mantel on our new fireplace there would be no "double duty" (stockings or such) that our hearth could accommodate. That's when I began looking for a fireplace screen with the vintage look of our old one.

This Uniflame fireplace screen fits the bill. The only significant complaint I have with respect to the design is that the hinges do not allow for the side panels to to truly reverse direction. Out of concern for...

United States on Nov 04, 2017

nh29: This product is very lightweight and poor quality for the amount of money being charged. Despite the packaging being undamaged, the product arrived with multiple damaged areas. Four of the knobs on the top of the fireplace screen had chipping paint. There were scuff marks all over the product. The screen had areas where the wires were bent leaving larger openings and the wire where it attaches at the edges was sticking out in places and unwrapping. Very disappointed with this product.

United States on Nov 08, 2013

Monaco 535: This is a large fireplace screen that would be unusable if it weighed what it look like it might. I also have a fireplace that is above floor level and the screen's reasonably light weight makes taking it down and putting it up not chore. Also, its high wings (same height as the centerpiece) guard well against popping embers. Attractive look as well

United States on Feb 26, 2013

MMA: This is a simple, affordable, well- made firescreen. It is lighter weight than some. But we use it in front of a stone fireplace that is elevated about 16 inches above the floor. There is little chance of accidentally bumping into it, so the lighter weight is not a problem. The mesh design is well-constructed to keep stray embers inside the fireplace, and we are quite satisfied with the functionality of this product..

United States on Dec 02, 2012

Amanda Herman: We have a gas fireplace that sits on the floor and wanted to block our son from touching the glass this winter without having something that he could stick his hands through or that looked too distracting. I love the look of this piece, simple but still decorative. However, it did not seem worth the expensive price tag. It would move on the 12" of tile in front of our fireplace with just a slight nudge. Not good for a toddler that runs around and throws his toys. We were going to send back the screen but decided to try adding some soft plastic "feet" to the bottom. This has solved the problem perfectly and the little feet are not even noticeable. Now it takes a strong nudge for it to move. Just have to watch that you don't push on the mesh too hard.

United States on Jan 03, 2012