Fronts and Frets

Baxi Fret Black 16''. 

Fits with Baxi 16'' fire grate. 

For open fires. 

Classic Beacon Fire front. 

Heavy duty, for open fires. 

Black or silver. 

Bauhaus Fire Fret Black. 

For open fires. 

Perfect for your fireplace 

Regal Fire Front Fret Black 16''. 

For open fires. 

16'' opening 

Blenheim 16'' Black Fret. 

Black 16'' Fire Fret.

For front of open fire 

This "N type" solid fuel fire fret in a matte black finish is designed specifically for your solid fuel fire but can also be used for a gas fire to give it a more traditional look. The loop to the front of the fret controls an air slider which can limit or increase the amount of air intake to your solid fuel fire. There are very few gaps on this fret which is a great benefit. You can close the slider when you want to cool your fire down and open it fully when you want your fire to roar and radiate heat into the room. It is a heavy fret and would be an alternative to an all-night burner.

The Castle solid fuel fire fret in a matt black finish is designed specifically for your solid fuel fire but can also be used for a gas fire to give it a more traditional look. This solid fuel fret suits a joyce grate.

The Vogue solid fuel fire fret in a matt black finish with brass finials is designed specifically for your solid fuel fire but can also be used for a gas fire to give it a more traditional look. This solid fuel fret suits a Classic grate.

This robust steel coal saver clips onto the front of your fire grate. It helps to prevent coal logs and other fuels from falling out the front of your fire and tipping over your fret. They can prove to be an important safety measure especially on fires that may be left unattended.

This is an optional bar for the 24b grate. It is very beneficial especially when the front/fret of the fire is not high. This fits into the grate and allows for a deeper fire while making it much safer.

This is a replacement front bar for the all night burner.

This is an additional bar that sits on top to allow you to build up your fire. This bar keeps the fire safer as coal is less likely to fall out if unattended.