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Details
When building your new fireplace, take the right steps to make ash removal an easy task with this ash caddy. It's made to be installed in the floor of the fireplace to collect ashes as you burn. When it's time to clean out the fireplace, simply take out your grate and lift the caddy out to dump. Generally designed for new construction in a masonry fireplace. Grill Measures 9 1/2" x 9 1/2", Ash Container Measures 9"Long x 9" High x 7" Deep.
Specifications:- Galvanized Steel Inner Pail
- Cast Iron Top Grille
- Grill Measures 9 1/2" x 9 1/2"
- Ash Container Measures 9"Long x 9" High x 7" Deep
- Bottom dimension of the ash caddy is 8" x 8"
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Additional Information
Clearance Non-Clearance Country Of Origin United States Product Type Chimney Clean-out Doors Left Overlay Image ets-made-usa-prod.png Brand Vestal -
1 Review
1 Review
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Will not replace like product
I purchased two of these Ash Caddys to replace the original which came with my fireplace when I built my home. Even though it appears and even measure the same as the replacement Ash Caddy, it was not deep enough. It was at least 3/4 of an inch higher than the opening. In addition, the handle tips stick out of the side and stop the Caddy from entering the firebox hole. I had a sheet metal company cut the corners and bend the sides so that I could lower it into the floor of the fireplace. The handle ends prevent it going into the hole. Once filled it will have to be pulled out by the bent sides.
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Specifications:
- Galvanized Steel Inner Pail
- Cast Iron Top Grille
- Grill Measures 9 1/2" x 9 1/2"
- Ash Container Measures 9"Long x 9" High x 7" Deep
- Bottom dimension of the ash caddy is 8" x 8"
| Clearance | Non-Clearance |
|---|---|
| Country Of Origin | United States |
| Product Type | Chimney Clean-out Doors |
| Left Overlay Image | ets-made-usa-prod.png |
| Brand | Vestal |
1 Review
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Will not replace like product
I purchased two of these Ash Caddys to replace the original which came with my fireplace when I built my home. Even though it appears and even measure the same as the replacement Ash Caddy, it was not deep enough. It was at least 3/4 of an inch higher than the opening. In addition, the handle tips stick out of the side and stop the Caddy from entering the firebox hole. I had a sheet metal company cut the corners and bend the sides so that I could lower it into the floor of the fireplace. The handle ends prevent it going into the hole. Once filled it will have to be pulled out by the bent sides.
