Uniflame 5-Piece Heavy-Duty Rustic Fireplace Tool Set, F-1128, Black

Sally: Love the durable heavy set. Works well for keeping our fireplace going. Great design too.

United States on Jan 28, 2023

LTS: The broom fell off its handle within a couple days. It looks nice and is quite heavy, giving it a solid look--but didn't prove to be.

United States on Mar 26, 2016

The Chadster: This is an excellent set of fireplace tools, we love everything about it. It arrived practically overnight. It was packaged very well, inside a heavy cardboard box, that slid tightly into a second heavy box, with very little chance of damage during shipment. The stand has four identical pieces, that you bolt to a couple of spacers. The set comes with a little wrench that fits the bolts. My 3 year old son helped me put it together, it was very easy. If you insert all the bolts to finger tightness, then stand the thing up on a smooth, flat surface, and then tighten the bolts with the wrench, the pieces will go together so all four feet sit flat on the ground, with no wobbling whatsoever.
Some other reviewers complained about the broom. There are no visible fasteners where the ferrule attaches to the shaft, so if that part did come loose, you'd have to use some JB Weld or other heavy-duty epoxy to repair it. Our broom seems fine, we've used it a lot and no sign of the ferrule coming loose. Poker has a good shape to the prongs, the shovel pan is attached firmly to its shaft. The log-lifter is really nice, with 2 prongs on one side and 1 on the other, so it works very well, and...

United States on Jan 20, 2016

Mary P.: Three days after purchase the broom took broke. The screw that holds the broom piece is completely stripped. Tried to use glue, and tape but will not hold. Not worth the money .

United States on Apr 21, 2015

Ringer: Did some shopping around at the local big box home stores and several specialty fireplace stores and was fairly unimpressed with the offerings. The big boxes had very limited offerings of quite flimsy and cheap looking sets. And while the fireplace stores had great offerings, the starting prices were in the high $200s. So I was left looking for something in the middle - not cheap, but not breaking the bank as well. I also wanted something with some heft like the toolsets I remember my family having (whatever happened to those I wonder).

Anyway, the Uniflame set offered a good compromise - it was a good price, solid construction, and a classic look. I might have wanted it be a little heavier, but it was close to what I was looking for in a toolset. It's made in China and I would have preferred made in the US.

All in all, a set that offers a good pricepoint and good quality.

United States on Oct 24, 2012