Fireplace ash mat fireside for home
| Quick Details | |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Fireplace ash mat |
| Dimension | 60*80cm |
| Color | Grey / Customization |
| Material | Galvanized Metal |
| Finish | Powder Coated |
| MOQ | 1000PCS |
| Price Range | US$4.9 ~ 8.4 |
| Certificate | BSCI/ISO9001 |
| Approxi Delivery Time | 15-20 Days |
- OEM & ODM Available
- Customization:
- Logo, Graphic, Packing, Product Size, Carton Size,etc
Overview
Metal fireplace ash pans are specifically designed to collect and contain ashes from a fireplace. They are made of durable metals such as steel or iron and serve various purposes in maintaining a clean and functional fireplace.
Metal fireplace ash pans have several application scenarios that prioritize ash collection, easy disposal, firebox protection, maintenance, and safety. They offer convenience in cleaning and maintaining the fireplace while providing an additional layer of protection against potential fire hazards.
- Season:
- Winter
- Place of Origin:
- Guangdong
- Brand Name:
- Grand Jetfame
- Design Style:
- Rustic, Farmhouse, Vintage
- Model Number:
- NP423-01
- Packing:
- Carton
- MOQ:
- 1000pcs
Ash Collection: The primary purpose of a metal fireplace ash pan is to collect the ashes that accumulate after burning wood or other fuels in a fireplace. The pan is placed beneath the grate or firebox, allowing the ashes to fall into it. This prevents the ashes from spreading throughout the fireplace and surrounding area, making the cleaning process easier.
Easy Disposal: Metal ash pans offer convenience when it comes to disposing of fireplace ashes. Once the ashes have cooled down, the pan can be easily removed from the fireplace and emptied into a designated container or disposed of safely. This eliminates the need for manually scooping out the ashes and reduces the risk of accidental mess or injury.
Firebox Protection: Metal ash pans act as a protective layer for the firebox or the bottom of the fireplace. They create a barrier between the burning fuel and the surface beneath, preventing direct contact and potential damage. The pan also helps to keep the firebox clean by collecting any debris or small embers that may fall during the burning process.
