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  1. Graphite Fireplace Tool Set with Leaves

    A beautiful addition to your fireplace.

    If you are one of the lucky people to own a real wood burning fireplace, you know that you also have to keep it clean to keep it functioning great. You could use a regular household broom and pan to clean out those ashes, but wouldn’t it be so much nicer to use something made for the job?

    Fireplace tool sets have special features that make cleaning out your fireplace easier, such as sturdy iron construction and heat-resistant brushes. The brush is sized to fit easily into the firebox and the pan is the correct size for the brush, making sweeping the ashes and disposing of them a simple project rather than a messy one.

    Another bonus feature of a fireplace tool set is that it can add to the style and beauty of your fireplace and home decor. There are so many designs to choose from, you are sure to find one that fits your needs perfectly. You can even find some that have matching fireplace screens and log holders to complete the look.

    Come see our expansive selection of fireplace tool sets and enjoy using your own practical and stylish tools.

  2. Cast Iron Deer Fireback

    Add this beauty to your fireplace today!

    We all know that fireplaces don’t get much use in the summer. But that doesn’t mean they need to be completely neglected. This is valuable real estate in your home, so you should get the most use out of it as you can. If you are neglecting your fireplace in the summer simply because it is too hot to burn a fire, think again. Tap into the beauty of decorating your fireplace during the hotter months of the year.

    One great idea for decorating your fireplace is to add a fireback. These fireplace accessories are not only decorative, but also practical. During the summer, they can add a special interest to your fireplace. Then, in the winter, when you are actually burning fire for heat, they will add to the efficiency of your fire by absorbing and deflecting the heat back into your room, even after the fire is burnt out.

    Consider adding a fireback to your fireplace, and enjoy its beauty year round!

  3. Fireplace Candelabra

    Add the beauty of a fire without the heat!

    Don’t know what to do with your fireplace during the hot summer months? How about cleaning it out and replacing the fireplace grate with a beautiful and decorative fireplace candelabra? These candelabra are designed specifically for placing in your fireplace to add a special touch to your hearth while it is too hot to burn wood. You can light a few candles and still get that romantic glow without the heat of a fire.

    Try one out today, and let the beauty of your fireplace shine throughout the year!

  4. 5 Piece Copper Fireplace Tool Set

    Store your tools and your firewood in one place.

    If you are one of the lucky homeowners to have a fireplace, but you don’t have the luxury of tons of space, here’s a great solution for you.

    UniFlame makes a combination fireplace tool set/firewood rack/newspaper rack called the 5 Piece Antique Copper Wrought Iron Square Fireplace Tool Set w/Shelves. The space-saving design has plenty of room for small pieces of kindling, rolled up newspapers and even larger pieces of firewood. With sturdy wrought iron construction and a beautiful antique copper finish, the set includes a poker, a natural fiber brush, a shovel, a log grabber and of course the rack with three shelves. So if you are short on space, and need something that will serve two or more functions at once, this fireplace tool set is the way to go. Find your favorite fireplace tools at TheMasterFirePlace.com.

  5. Fireplace Candelabra

    This Fireplace Candelabra does the measuring for you!

    Fireplace candelabra create a great summer look for your fireplace. They are easy to display and easy to customize to match your home decor.

    Normally you need to be sure to measure your firebox before you purchase a fireplace candelabra to ensure that it will fit. But Adams Company has a model that is worry free when in comes to measurements. The Chain Link Fireplace Candelabra has a unique design that allows you to collapse and expand it to fit your fireplace like a glove.

    It can be expanded to as wide as 50″ or back down to as little as 19″. You can arrange the 11″ tall candle holders to sit exactly where you want them. Each candle holder is a generous 4″ in diameter to securely hold your choice of candles, whether they are votive, ball or pillar. You will h

    ave no worries about durability either, because this beautiful matte black, powder-coated fireplace candelabra is constructed of solid steel.

    Don’t forget to add your own personal touch. Find some fun and easy hints here: Five Fun and Easy Ways to Make Your Fireplace Candelabra Patriotic or 10 Decorating Tricks For Your Fireplace Candelabra.

  6. Looking for some fun and quick ways to dress up your fireplace for the Fourth of July? Here are five great ideas that are easy, but look very sophisticated and elegant for this patriotic holiday. All you need to get started is your favorite fireplace candelabra, some candles, a little bit of ribbon, and some glass beads or rocks.

    1. Place red, white, and blue candles on your fireplace candelabra. This one is the easiest and fastest. Have fun shopping for some nice candles that compliment each other. Keep your reds and blues in the same tone so that they don’t clash. Be creative with the candles: try a few blue candles that have stars on them in the upper left of your candelabra and maybe some alternating red and white candles for the rest to resemble the American Flag!

    2. Place red and white candles on the candelabra and drape with blue ribbon. This one is very simple as well, but be sure to buy a ribbon that has the wire in it, so that it is easier to drape exactly how you want it. A blue ribbon with silver glitter or sparkles would be a perfect find! A word of caution on this one: it is not recommended that you light the candles with the ribbon in place. Remove the ribbon before lighting for your safety.

    3. Place white candles on the candelabra and use blue and red glass beads underneath. For this one you will need the glass beads or rocks. You also have the option of placing the beads directly on your clean firebox floor, or for ease in removal, place the beads on a cookie sheet or shallow pan. If you choose the second option, be sure to cover the edges of your pan with a few extra beads.

    4. Place red and blue candles on the candelabra and use white rock underneath. This one is similar to idea #3, but with a twist. If you place a mirror underneath the white sparkling rocks, and then light your candles, you will get a beautiful effect of thousands of tiny bursts of light (kind of like fireworks!). How perfect for the Fourth of July!

    5. Place white candles on the fireplace candelabra, each encircled with ribbon. This one takes a little extra time, but the effect can be very elegant. Find a nice wide red ribbon, perhaps made out of tulle or other light material. Wrap a small piece around each white candle. Then take a slightly thinner blue ribbon and wrap it around the candle, positioning it in the center of the red ribbon. Use a hot glue gun to secure the ribbon in the back, or you could make a simple bow around the front of each candle.

    Remember, these are just suggestions and hopefully jumping points for your imagination to soar as you create your own unique styles. Also remember that you can use this patriotic display for more than just this July. Keep the materials used to create your patriotic fireplace candelabra and use them on other holidays such as Memorial Day or Labor Day or maybe even President’s Day! Happy Fourth of July and have fun creating your patriotic fireplace candelabra masterpiece!

  7. American Flag Fireback by Adams Company
    Display your Patriotism with this American Flag Fireback

    The Fourth of July is coming soon! I can't wait for all those awesome fireworks as we remember what it took to obtain our sacred freedom. If you want to display some patriotism indoors fireworks may be a little bit messy. How about a fireback instead? The American Flag Fireback from Adams Company is a perfect addition to your fireplace that will add a little patriotic flare. Order one today and proudly display it in your fireplace this July.

  8. August West TurboSweeper

    No more dusting after cleaning out your fireplace!

    Vacuum up all your soot and ashes with this professional ash vacuum. It won’t leave any dust behind because it has a double filtration system, which can capture microscopically fine dust and particles as fine as 5 microns!

    This ash vacuum is build to last with a dent and rust proof body and an internal system engineered to take constant daily abuse.
    The August West TurboSweeper will save you the time it takes to clean out your fireplace with a traditional tool set, as well as the time it takes to dust your entire house afterward!

  9. Adams Large Black Pellet Scuttle

    Adams Large Black Pellet Scuttle
    Pellet Scuttle a.k.a. Flower Vase
    This black coal hod may seem like an everyday ordinary bucket, but think again. It can be used as a coal bucket, or pellet scuttle, as its name suggests, but can't you just picture a bouquet of bright and happy sunflowers sitting in it on your front porch? I love the idea of using this and other fireplace accessories as home decor and not just as practical tools for your fireplace. If you aren't particularly found of black, check out some other coal buckets with different finishes, such as brass, copper or pewter.
  10. Coal buckets, ash containers, coal hods, call them what you will, but they are very useful fireplace tools. They can be used for many things other than their namesake, though. Here is a list of ten creative ideas about how to use your ash bucket.

    1. Hot Ash Container – Here is the most obvious way to use your ash bucket. When you are cleaning out your fireplace and you still have some hot ash, you can place it in one of these containers to let it cool down before disposing of it into your garbage. Some designs have a double reinforced bottom so that you can leave the container on your hearth without worrying about heat damage. Others designs are not reinforced, so it is recommended that you place the ash container on a heat resistant surface or outside until the ashes are cool.

    2. Pellet or Coal Container – This is another fairly common way to use your ash container. When used this way, it is easy to see why these buckets are sometimes called coal hods. Many are made with an extra handle on the side of the container in order to make pouring heavy coal or pellets easier. Coal hods are also commonly designed to be taller and narrower to ease in the pouring of coal into the hot fire.

    3. Decorative Accent – While not in use, ash containers don't have to be hidden away into a closet. They are often given a special finish, like pebbled copper or antique bronze so that they can be proudly displayed on your hearth along with your other fireplace accessories.

    4. Flower Pot – If you don't particularly like the look of an empty coal bucket sitting on your hearth, consider using either real flowers or silk flowers to create a nice bouquet. This is a simple and easy way to change the look of your fireplace throughout the seasons. In the fall you could use orange-colored flowers or fall leaves. In the winter, a small pine tree or some pine cones would be very festive sitting inside an ash container. A fresh bouquet of lilies or tulips would be perfect for spring. In summer, consider roses or daisies. Another great idea would be to decorate for the holidays. Try a bunch of Irish shamrocks for St. Patrick's Day; a few carefully chosen red, white and blue flowers and a flag for the Fourth of July; a dozen red roses for St. Valentine' Day. The possibilities are really endless and totally up to your imagination. This is an area where you can really let your creative juices flow!

    5. Front or Back Porch Display – Using some of the decorative ideas above, in number four, you can take your ash container outside to add a little color to your porch. In fact, since it will be outdoors, you could even use real potted plants to accent the entrance to your home. The ash containers make great decorative pots for a country-style home.

    6. Kindling Holder – Beyond using your ash container for holding coal or pellets, it can also be used to hold kindling. Gather all your small pieces of firewood and sticks and place them in your ash bucket so they will be in a handy spot whenever you want to quickly start a fire.

    7. Newspaper Holder – Don't know what to do with all your used newspapers (other than recycle them, of course)? Roll them up and place them in your ash container so they are ready to use when you need to start a warm fire.

    8. Fireplace Tool Holder – If you don't have the luxury of owning a full fireplace tool set, then consider using your ash bucket as a convenient place to store your fireplace tools. Stand them up inside the ash bucket and lean them against your fireplace as a nice decorative touch.

    9. Decorative Wastebasket – Now we are really going to think outside the firebox! If you have a country-style home, a coal bucket would make a lovely decorative wastebasket in any room. Remember those nice handles on the side? They would make dumping garbage out easier, too!

    10. Decorative Water Pail – Who says you have to hold dry items in your ash container? You could use it as a watering pail. Again, those lovely handles on the side would make pouring water on your precious indoor or outdoor plants a breeze.

    Now that you have some ideas to go on, try thinking of some other ways to use your Fireplace Coal Buckets. Remember, you don't have to use them just for fireplace related tasks. Above all, have fun being creative while decorating your house into your home.

  11. Mother’s Day is only two weeks away!!! Have you decided what you will be doing for your special mom? If you are thinking of getting her an old stand-by like flowers or candy, think again!

    Fireplace accessories are a great way to say, “I love you!” to your mom. Unlike flowers, they will never wilt and die. And unlike candy, they won’t go “straight to her hips.” In fact, whenever she looks at her fireplace decor she will again be reminded of how much she means to you.

    So do something extra special for your mom this year! Get her a unique fireplace bellows or fireplace candelabra. A decorative fireplace screen with a matching fireplace tool set would really show your appreciation for all she does for you. Find her something she can enjoy for many years to come, not just for a few weeks!

  12. Enjoying the fresh spring air and the lovely aromas of new green grass and budding blossoms, your fireplace is probably the last thing on your mind. You’ve finished spring cleaning your fireplace and are ready to put aside all your unused firewood for the year. But remember that your fireplace doesn’t have to be forgotten during this warm time of the year. It can still be the focal point of your home and home décor.

    How can you use your fireplace without the heat of a fire? A fireplace candelabrum is a quick and easy way to bring some warmth and style to your fireplace without that heat. You could simply purchase one and place it in your fireplace as is. But did you know that there are ways to make fireplace candelabra even more unique and styled specifically for your home? Here are ten great tricks for decorating your fireplace candelabra.

    1. Use Fabric to Decorate Your Fireplace Candelabra – Having fireplace candelabra lit in your fireplace can create a warm glow and an inviting flicker, but you will not always have your candles lit. So during the times when you do not, you can add a little color using fabric. Find a color and design that matches the rest of your home décor, and purchase a small amount; about a yard should be plenty. Simply wrap the fabric around and in and out of the spindles of the candelabrum. Let some of the fabric bunch and billow out at random intervals. Tuck in the ends and edges and you quickly have a beautiful centerpiece. Replace the candles, but remember to remove the fabric before lighting them.
    2. Use Different Candle Colors for Different Occasions – Decorating for a specific occasion or holiday? Don’t forget to change the color of your candles in your fireplace candelabra! This is such an easy trick, but it is very effective. Think about the colors normally associated for the season, such as light greens and pinks for the spring, or red, white and blue for the Fourth of July.
    3. Use Different Sizes of Candles for a Designer Look – You can give your fireplace candelabra a professional designer look by simply changing the size and shape of your candles. Think about using several sizes of column candles at the same time. Or you can use a few globe candles in the front and some column candles in the back. Tea light candles work well with fireplace candelabra that do not have center pins. Experiment with them and see what looks good to you.
    4. Take Your Fireplace Candelabra Outside – Candelabra made for your fireplace are usually pretty sturdy. They are generally made out of wrought-iron or some other very durable material. This makes them ideal for use outside. Try using your fireplace candelabra as a centerpiece on your patio table. If you have a long picnic table, you can use a candelabrum that is designed for a smaller fireplace. How about using a couple candelabra to decorate either side of your front door, or back door? If you are worried about your candles blowing out from gusts of wind, you can use votive candles surrounded by glass, but your candelabra cannot have center pins for this to work.
    5. Put Your Fireplace Candelabra on Your Mantel – For those of us who have gas or electric fireplaces, and do not wish to remove the fake logs during the warm season, consider placing a candelabrum or two on your mantel. This is actually a very classic way of decorating your fireplace. Use fireplace candelabra that are made for smaller fireplaces or zero clearance fireplaces.
    6. Put Your Fireplace Candelabra on Your Hearth – If you do not have a mantel, you can place your fireplace candelabra on your hearth just as easily. Be sure to add a little greenery in the spring, maybe a sting of fall leaves in the autumn and some pine needles and cones in the winter for an added special touch.
    7. Use Your Fireplace Candelabra as a Dining Room Table Centerpiece – What if you do not own a fireplace? You can still find great uses for these versatile home décor items. They work great as a centerpiece on your dining room table. Just place some elegant tapered candles on them and add a few sprigs of greenery and you have a beautiful centerpiece in minutes that looks like it took hours to create. This is also a great way to use your fireplace candelabra during the winter months when you are actually using your fireplace for a warm fire.
    8. Create Ambiance With Scented Candles – To create a calm and relaxing atmosphere in your home, you can add lavender or vanilla scented candles to your fireplace candelabra. If you want a romantic mood, try a little sandalwood or jasmine scent. For a warm, homey feel, you could use apple and cinnamon. Virtually any mood can be enhanced by a little aromatherapy. Be creative and have fun.
    9. Place a Mirror in Your Firebox to Reflect Light – This trick is one of my favorites and it is super easy. Find a mirror about the same size as the back of your firebox. This can be framed or unframed, your choice. Simply lean the mirror up against the back of your firebox and light your fireplace candelabra candles. The mirror will reflect the light from the candles and give the illusion of twice as many candles. It is a really beautiful effect.
    10. Place Glass Beads Under Your Fireplace Candelabra – This trick is also simple, but has a dramatic effect. Find some glass beads at your local craft store that are the same color as your home décor. You can also use clear glass beads for a versatile option. Fill a tray with the beads and place under your fireplace candelabra. Scatter a few beads around the tray to hide the edges of the tray. The beads will reflect the light from your candles into millions of flickering points of interest. Be creative with this. Use colored beads for a special holiday, or use red beads for a romantic evening. The possibilities are limitless.

    These ideas are meant to give you a taste of the creativeness you can use to decorate your fireplace. Have some fun brain-storming and thinking up new ways to use your fireplace candelabra. Remember to be safe and remove your flammable decorations before lighting your candles.

    Go for it today! Let your creative juices flow. Find your favorite fireplace candelabra and a few decorative additions and you are ready to make your fireplace uniquely yours!

  13. Cleaning your fireplace is never going to be a fun thing to do. But it is necessary. So why not make it a little easier by using the right tools? A good quality fireplace tool set can make scooping and sweeping up those ashes easier. A nice ash bucket (also called a coal hod) is a great place to store your ashes until you are ready to dump them. Some of these useful tools have an insulated bottom so that you can put warm ashes in them without worries of damaging your flooring. Many ash buckets come with a second handle on the side to help with pouring.

    As with most hearth products, fireplace tool sets and coal hods can be left on the hearth because of their decorative quality. There is no need to hide them or store them in a closet. Simply return them to the hearth and proudly display these essential fireplace accessories.

  14. TheMasterFirePlace.com is pleased to announce that we are currently working on expanding our fireplace screens product line. We already carry many of UniFlame's various fireplace screens, including single panel, 3 panel up to 5 panel, as well as some innovative screens that include fireplace tool sets and doors. These combination screens are great for those of us that have limited space around our fireplace to accommodate all the necessary tools. The doors allow for easy access to the fire without having to remove the fireplace screen.
    Coming soon, we will also be carrying some Dagan and Enclume fireplace accessories, as well as custom fireplace replacement screens and child guard gates for around the fireplace. The custom screens can be used to replace the mesh screen in an existing free-standing fireplace screen. It comes in 1" increments at 48" wide. You can order the amount of inches you need for the specific height of your screen. The child guard gates are perfect for keeping little ones from getting to close to a hot fire. They are also great for protecting your toddler from the sharp surfaces of the hearth. They come in various sizes with several different sizes of extensions to fit your fireplace perfectly.
    We are also working on expanding our line of replacement hanging curtain fireplace screens. They will come in black or brass and a size range of 48" to 60" wide and 16" to 34" inches high. We will also carry the replacement pulls for these screens in black or brass.
    Stay tuned to see what else we will be adding. We are constantly adding new products to serve our customers with a wide variety of products.
  15. Are you tired of sweeping and sweeping and sweeping and feeling like you’ll never be able to get rid of all those ashes? Learn about a great way to get rid of fireplace ashes, without the mess of sweeping.

    I remember when I was young; one of my household chores was to clean out the fireplace. Sitting there with the fireplace brush and pan in hand, I dreaded the thought of going over and over the same spot with the brush, never able to quite get all the ashes. The ashes just seemed to magically slip through the bristles of the fireplace brush! As I would try to sweep the ashes onto the fireplace pan, they would strangely find their way under the ash pan, instead of inside it.

    The clouds of tiny ash particles also bring back memories of holding my breath for as long as I could while sweeping. I would then turn aside my head and gasp for air, only to gulp down an ash-flavored puff of dust. After hours of trying to get every last particle of ash, the next task was to get rid of all of it. As I recall, I used a paper bag with the edges rolled down as the catch-all for my ashes. The problem with using that came when I would try to close the bag carefully without letting any of those pesky ashes escape. Most of the time, another ash-laden puff would mysteriously arise out of the bag, just as I was getting the top rolled back down on itself.

    Another memory of this childhood chore was the black soot that would inevitably find its way onto every bit of exposed skin, not to mention the lovely mess it made out of my clothing. Taking a shower after this unpleasant chore was an absolute must, for even after cleaning off the visible black soot marks, there was still an almost invisible dusting of ash over everything. But before the shower could be taken, there was the mess of ash that was now on the floor outside the fireplace. A damp washcloth was the item of choice to take care of that.

    So now that I’m “all grown up,” does that mean I no longer have to worry about that nasty ash clean-up chore? Well, yes and no. I now live in a house that has three fireplaces. Yes, you read that right…. Three fireplaces! You’d think after memories of that ash cleaning chore I’d pick a house with no fireplace, right? Wrong. I absolutely love fireplaces, especially the good old wood burning kind. The sound of the crackle and the smell of the wood just cannot be replaced. It’s so romantic and heartwarming. In fact, in my mind, Christmas wouldn’t be complete without a roaring fire in the fireplace. So yes, I do still have to clean up the ashes in my fireplaces; but no, I don’t have to worry about it anymore. Thankfully, there has been a great new invention since my childhood, called the ash vacuum. Okay, maybe it was around when I was little, but apparently my parents didn’t know about it, and certainly I didn’t know about it.

    These ash vacuums are a godsend. They are specially designed with a fire-resistant hose so that you don’t even have to wait until your ashes are completely cold before neatly sucking them up. Some of them use double filter systems, so you won’t have tiny ash particles floating all over your house after using the vacuum. Unlike regular shop vacuums, these specialized ash vacuums can filter down to 5 microns and can move air 7 to 10 times more than the typical vacuum. Some of them even come with decorative paint, so you can leave them on your hearth as part of your home décor. They typically measure only twenty to thirty inches in height and around 20 inches in diameter, so they can easily be stored in a small closet.

    So give yourself a break from the difficult job of cleaning out your fireplace after you have taken the time to enjoy it. Get yourself a time-saving tool that will make this necessary evil not quite so tedious. You’ll be able to enjoy your fireplace more often without the dread of having to clean up afterwards.


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