Spanish Style Glass Doors for Large Fireplace - Project #11443

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Our Comments: Here are some great options for your hacienda fireplace. Fixed panels are not required, so we are showing all options with bifolding doors that can swing open the full width of the fireplace. We can add fixed end panels if you want the doors smaller. We have also included a new custom grate in these mockups.

Fireplace Opening: 70" W x 28 3/4" H

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High End Steel Doors

Hand crafted doors take on a more rugged natural look for those who appreciate craftsmanship tasteful details.

Iron Age 2

Option #1: Hearth Creations Iron Age 2 Fireplace Glass Door with Hammered Texture in Matte Black.

Iron Age 2

Option #2: Hearth Creations Iron Age 4 Fireplace Glass Door with Straps and Rivets in Burnished Copper.

Iron Age 2

Option #3: Hearth Creations Iron Age 6 Fireplace Glass Door with Wrought Iron Details in Burnished Black.

Craftsman

Option #4: Design Specialties Craftsman Fireplace Glass Door in Forged Iron.

Ultra High End Wrought Iron

These doors are the real thing, hand forged by a master blacksmith with the type of craftsmanship used to build your hacienda.

Armada

Option #5: Design Specialties Armada Fireplace Glass Door in Forged Iron.

Wrought Iron

Option #6: Stone Manufacturing WI-DF1G Wrought Iron Fireplace Door with Scroll Detail.

Wrought Iron

Option #7: Stone Manufacturing WI-DF1G Wrought Iron Fireplace Door with Framed Doors.

Wrought Iron

Option #8: Stone Manufacturing WI-DF1G Wrought Iron Fireplace Door with Clearview Doors

Featured Accessories

These custom wrought iron grate and andirons below are featured in several of the mockups. The grate is forged using 1" thick rods for extreme durability.

Wrought Iron

Featured #1: Stone Manufacturing AN9 Liege Andirons and Custom Wrought Iron Grate with Alternating Twisted Rods.

Comments

I need a custom door. I am in San Diego County, California. This is a 1950 Hacienda style adobe house with central courtyard with fountain. Lots of Mexican tile thought the house and all Saltillo floors. The hearth is Saltillo, and the structure of the fireflace is adobe. The firebox is a steel insert with vents coming out the front and sides of the adobe. It even has one of those swinging arms so you hang your cooking pot over the fire. The grate inside is 3/4 inch steel and 4 feet long. A real beast to lift! I enclose pictures of the room and massive heavy front door. The fireplace front is flat and easy to bolt door frame to front thru the tile. The existing screen still moves by hand but does not move with the draw chain (it is 70 years old!). The opening measures 70" wide. Tile is slightly off, so right side height is 28 3/4", left side 28 7/8". I assume that at this width it may require fixed panels on the sides. Looking for a rugged look that matches the Mexican/Spanish style, steel or iron depending on cost. Some of the styles that looked interesting are Armada, Hearth Creations Iron Age 64, and Design Specialties Craftsman. Give me a call and let's discuss. Thanks!

Other Pictures

Fig #1 - Closeup

Fig #2 - Room Setting

Fig #3 - Room Setting

Fig #4 - Room Setting

Glass Door Mesh Options

If you are planning on burning anything in your fireplace, you need to have mesh behind the glass so you can burn a fire with the doors open. You can chooe between gate mesh backup doors and sliding mesh curtains. Functionally, gate mesh performs the best as the wire has smaller holes that sparks cannot get through. Aesthetically, mesh curtains may be preferred because they do not have a vertical center frame that obstructs the view of the fire. When you are not using the fire or you want a complete unobstructed view, they do not stick out like gate mesh doors when they are opened.

We are showing these options on a flat steel bifold door with a satin brass overlay and gray glass.

No Mesh

Gate Mesh Backup Doors

Mesh Curtains

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Include These 3 Photos:

Photo #1 12 feet away directly in front of fireplace. Camera Sideways

Photo #2 Closeup of fireplace opening sqaure as possible. Camera Sideways

Photo #3 Back to the fireplace looking out at room. Camera Sideways

IMPORTANT: Remove everything from in front of the fireplace before taking the pictures!

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