Skyline Nickel Abdal Cabinet Style Steel Fireplace Doors

Boasting a classic aesthetic, this is a beautiful, modern, cabinet-style, one-piece frame. When installed, the fireplace glass door enhances the appearance of your family’s indoor, wood-burning, traditional masonry fireplace hearth. These Fireplace Glass Door sets are designed for masonry fireplaces only and are not compatible with prefabricated fireplaces – see our Sizing Guide for more details. When it’s time to unwind from the day, this glass door set opens completely, providing a clear view of your burning fire. The clear 3/16-in tempered glass doors must stay open while the fire is burning, and the built-in mesh firescreen panels act as a barrier to help contain embers. Both the glass doors and mesh panels have easy-catch magnets to help keep them closed. The glass doors can help you save energy year-round – when closed, they prevent AC and heat loss through the chimney by up to 90%. The hidden damper knob at the bottom of the firescreen provides additional airflow to feed the fire for bigger, longer-lasting flames. Closed fireplace glass door sets also prevent cold chimney downdrafts from entering your home and keep pets and children out of fireplace soot. These fireplace glass doors are surface mounted flat against the fireplace opening, allowing the doors to open fully to provide an incredible view of your fire from anywhere in the room. Guided instructions on how to install your new fireplace glass doors in both the Product Manual and Installation Video.
Features
Glass doors reduce cool air and heat loss up the chimney by as much as 90% when the fire is not lit
Cabinet-styled doors close with easy-catch magnets to provide energy efficiency
Rigid mesh fireplace screen panels
Hidden damper knob to control airflow
Easy grip handles
Clear glass
Premium fiberglass insulation
Made in the USA from domestic and imported parts
There are two methods of installation. In the first, the unit is attached to the lintel bar inside the fireplace. In the second, in addition to the lintel bar, there is a pressure bracket that is installed on the sidewall of the fireplace.
The glass door does sit flush against the fireplace once installed
There are two methods of installation. In the first, the unit is attached to the lintel bar inside the fireplace. In the second, in addition to the lintel bar, there is a pressure bracket that is installed on the sidewall of the fireplace.