Keep wayward sparks in while setting your fireplace ablaze with style, with a screen that suits your hearth and home.

With Fall 2025 just around the corner and football season in full swing, now is the perfect time to upgrade your outdoor ...

Q I have glass doors on my wood-burning fireplace. Because they're dated, I'd like to remove them. But do they actually provide enough insulation to justify keeping them? Is there an alternative?

Under pressure from federal regulators, fireplace manufacturers agreed to add screens to the glass doors of gas fireplaces to prevent serious burns to an estimated 200 children a year 5 and younger.

Modern homes tend not to use wood-burning fireplaces as the main source of heat. However, many home buyers still desire them for the sense of warmth and coziness they provide. One of the most ...

When you start up a fire in a wood-burning fireplace, you open up the damper–that’s the small door that opens and closes the chimney flue. Opening that damper is like opening a window in the ...

Q: I just purchased a home that has a wood-burning fireplace. I was told to have the chimney inspected before building a fire. I’ll probably only use the fireplace for aesthetics. Are there any ...

If you have a fireplace screen in front of your fireplace, you never have to worry about a log rolling free or shards of burning wood flying into the room.

Q: We have a wood-burning fireplace that we use only a couple of times a season. For two or three days after it has been used, it emits a strong “smoky smell.” The fireplace has glass doors ...