Standard Lifetime Fireplace Grate

The Lifetime Fireplace Grate, proudly crafted in the USA, features 1" x 1/2" steel bars with a high-temperature black coating for exceptional durability and resistance to intense heat and daily use. Its heavy-duty, welded construction provides reliable support for holding wood and coals, making it a lasting and essential addition to your fireplace. Designed with shorter legs to accommodate zero-clearance fireboxes, this grate promotes proper airflow for a more even and efficient burn. Improved drafting enhances fire performance, ensuring smoke is channeled up the chimney instead of into your home. Beyond protecting your fireplace floor, the grate delivers a superior-quality burn, adding warmth and enjoyment to those chilly winter nights. Features and Benefits: • Heavy-duty 1" x 1/2" steel bars for exceptional durability. • High-temperature black coating for long-lasting performance. • Shorter legs to fit Zero Clearance Fireboxes. • Enhances heat output and protects the fireplace floor. Warranty Information: This grate is backed by a lifetime warranty from Custom Firescreen. The manufacturer guarantees it to be free from defects for the original purchaser's lifetime. With proof of purchase, the grate will be replaced at no cost, though shipping and handling charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Important Note: Not for use in wood stoves, fireplace inserts, or outdoor settings. Dimensions: • Small: 20" Front x 16" Back x 12" Depth • Medium: 24" Front x 20" Back x 12" Depth See Technical Specifications for sizing info. How to Measure for Your Fireplace Grate To find the right fit for your fireplace grate, follow these steps: 1. Measure the Back Width: Use a tape measure to determine the width at the very back of your fireplace. Start as far back as possible for accuracy. 2. Measure the Front Width: Next, measure the width at the front opening of your fireplace. 3. Measure the Depth: Finally, measure the depth from the front to the back of your fireplace. For the best fit, ensure there is at least 3 inches of clearance on all sides of the grate. To calculate this, subtract 6 inches from both the back width and the depth measurements. This ensures proper airflow and helps your grate function efficiently by keeping ashes contained and promoting better combustion.