Gold Fireplace Screens by: Hearth Creations

Hearth Creations screens are an affordable option made from laser cut steel, in a powder coat gold finish, Custom made to fit your fireplace. The standard frame is 1 1/2" wide minimum, and can be custom made wider if needed. Traditional feet are 5 1/4" deep in front, with 5 1/4" deep rear stabilizers. The wire mesh can be black or gold. You can replace the mesh with glass on most models at a premium.

Gold Fireplace Screens by: Stone Manufactuing

Stone Manufacturing makes the highest quality (and most expensive) fireplace screens. These are hand crafted in the USA from solid brass or laser cut steel. Solid Brass screens are available the gold finishes shown below. Laser cut screens are availble in Amber or a goldish enamel painted finish. 24K Gold Plating is available only on the handles, feet and some decorative ornaments. Most of these screens can be made with black or gold painted wire mesh or glass.

Size Limitations: Maximum sizes very for each screen, but this company can make most of their screens exceptionally large including the glass screens.

Stone Manufacturing Wire Mesh Options

These wire mesh options are available for most screens made by Stone Manufacturing. The screen is normally painted black, but is available in Gold, Bronze and other painted finishes to compliment your selected frame finish. Standard weave is used for screens less than 36" tall when the mesh type is not specified. Standard weave is available in steel or real solid brass. Fine weave mesh is the easiest to see through but is easier to dent or bend and is not recommended if there are small children or pets that may damage the screen. Double mesh is used when you want to obscure the fireplace as it is harder to see through. Heavy gauge mesh is recommended if the screen is going to get lots of abuse such as in public areas, rental properties or just heavy use. Screens taller than 36" or wider than 48" require heavy gauge mesh. Screens taller than 48" require special construction with fixed panels as they exceed the width of the heavy gauge mesh rolls.