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Not for Use in Wood Stoves, or Wood Stove Inserts
Does your grate burn up after a year or two? Is it constantly breaking? Are you sick of buying a new one every season? We have the solution to your grate troubles. The Deep Forest Lifetime Grate...it is the last grate you will ever buy. It's made of 1" wide steel bars that create durable support for holding your wood and coals. This grate also has legs that measure 3 1/4" to allow proper airflow for a even burn. This heavy-duty grate has a lifetime guarantee by the factory not to burn out. It will withstand intense heat and everyday usage. Grate dimensions: 24" Front x 20" Back x 15.5" Depth. Weight: 23 lbs.
How to Measure for a Fireplace Grate
Specifications:- Front Width 24" x Back Width 20" x Depth 15.5"
- 1" wide x 1/2'' thick Steel bar construction
- A36 grade hot rolled steel
- Basket Height: 1 7/8"
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Additional Information
Clearance Non-Clearance Country Of Origin United States Product Type Fireplace Grates Type Lifetime Grates Type Bar Grates Size 21in to 24in Left Overlay Image ets-made-usa-prod.png Brand Custom Firescreen -
8 Reviews
8 Reviews
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24" fireplace grate
performing as expected
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Great product
I hope it last the rest of my life.
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Fireplace Grate
This is just as advertised- solid and heavy. My old grate melted after many years. Although used only two weeks, I am very pleased so far.
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24'' LIFETIME FIREPLACE GRATE - EXTRA HEAVY-DUTY
This fireplace grate is a little bit pricey but worth the money. It is sturdy and does not melt like the cheap ones and looks great at the same time.
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Fireplace Grate
Arrived quickly in perfect condition. Strong and sturdy.
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Solid
I like it a lot. Made in the USA, solid, looks good.
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Heavy Duty and Functional overall
First off, this is a high quality fireplace grate. I have just a few minor comments that make it a 4.5 instead of 5-star rating. 1. This grate will probably never wear out. My last cast iron grate melted and cracked after about 5 years. This steel grate will have that problem, but it does not look as good or hold the coals as well. Also, the grate wobbled becasue the legs were not even or completely level. I used my shop grinder to take about 1/8 inch off a back leg and now it is stable and sits flat. 2. Being that it is rather plain (as compared to the more attractive/ornamental cast iron types) I would say it is worth about $100 to make it a 5-star price. That said, I am happy with my purchase and would recommend to others who don't ever want to replace their fireplace grate again! :)
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Sturdy, Heavy, Durable
We've had this for 4 years, structure same as day we bought it. It's very heavy if you remove it to clean at the end of cold season. It does have a high clearance as noted in other reviews for different sizes but we bought an ember screen at the same time as the grate which keeps the coals with the burning wood until they are small enough to fall through which ensures the most efficient & thorough burn - hardly any chunks in the ashes. Works well in our large fireplace from 1847. Note that the high end should be in the front to prevent logs from falling forward and out of the fireplace.
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Does your grate burn up after a year or two? Is it constantly breaking? Are you sick of buying a new one every season? We have the solution to your grate troubles. The Deep Forest Lifetime Grate...it is the last grate you will ever buy. It's made of 1" wide steel bars that create durable support for holding your wood and coals. This grate also has legs that measure 3 1/4" to allow proper airflow for a even burn. This heavy-duty grate has a lifetime guarantee by the factory not to burn out. It will withstand intense heat and everyday usage. Grate dimensions: 24" Front x 20" Back x 15.5" Depth. Weight: 23 lbs.
How to Measure for a Fireplace Grate
Specifications:
- Front Width 24" x Back Width 20" x Depth 15.5"
- 1" wide x 1/2'' thick Steel bar construction
- A36 grade hot rolled steel
- Basket Height: 1 7/8"
| Clearance | Non-Clearance |
|---|---|
| Country Of Origin | United States |
| Product Type | Fireplace Grates |
| Type | Lifetime Grates |
| Type | Bar Grates |
| Size | 21in to 24in |
| Left Overlay Image | ets-made-usa-prod.png |
| Brand | Custom Firescreen |
8 Reviews
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24" fireplace grate
performing as expected
-
Great product
I hope it last the rest of my life.
-
Fireplace Grate
This is just as advertised- solid and heavy. My old grate melted after many years. Although used only two weeks, I am very pleased so far.
-
24'' LIFETIME FIREPLACE GRATE - EXTRA HEAVY-DUTY
This fireplace grate is a little bit pricey but worth the money. It is sturdy and does not melt like the cheap ones and looks great at the same time.
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Fireplace Grate
Arrived quickly in perfect condition. Strong and sturdy.
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Solid
I like it a lot. Made in the USA, solid, looks good.
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Heavy Duty and Functional overall
First off, this is a high quality fireplace grate. I have just a few minor comments that make it a 4.5 instead of 5-star rating. 1. This grate will probably never wear out. My last cast iron grate melted and cracked after about 5 years. This steel grate will have that problem, but it does not look as good or hold the coals as well. Also, the grate wobbled becasue the legs were not even or completely level. I used my shop grinder to take about 1/8 inch off a back leg and now it is stable and sits flat. 2. Being that it is rather plain (as compared to the more attractive/ornamental cast iron types) I would say it is worth about $100 to make it a 5-star price. That said, I am happy with my purchase and would recommend to others who don't ever want to replace their fireplace grate again! :)
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Sturdy, Heavy, Durable
We've had this for 4 years, structure same as day we bought it. It's very heavy if you remove it to clean at the end of cold season. It does have a high clearance as noted in other reviews for different sizes but we bought an ember screen at the same time as the grate which keeps the coals with the burning wood until they are small enough to fall through which ensures the most efficient & thorough burn - hardly any chunks in the ashes. Works well in our large fireplace from 1847. Note that the high end should be in the front to prevent logs from falling forward and out of the fireplace.
