Fireplaces add beauty to any sort of home. If they are constructed perfectly, their performance rate will be high. To boost your fireplace's beauty, appropriate maintenance and cleaning tips should be followed strictly. Selecting suitable accessories for your fireplace may also increase their life and durability.
Trims are used in the fireplaces to make them look better. Trims are nothing but decoration or adornment on the sides of fireplace. The front finishes allow you to easily match your stove to any room décor. A fire that’s too large or too hot, is not only waste of fuel, but also it cracks your chimney and spoils the color of your trims.
Types & Availability: There are several types of fireplace trims, which are available with different finishes. Some of them are Flat Black Slimline Trim, Polished Brass Slimline Trim, Stainless Steel Slimline Trim, Antique Brass Slimline Trim, Black with Polished Brass Accents, Black with Polished Brass Accents, Traditional Flat Black Trim, Traditional Polished Brass Trim, Traditional Antique Brass Trim, Bay Window Trim and more.
Fireplace trims are available in brass, stainless steel, copper and bronze finishes. Trims are finished with a top grade polyester enamel to ensure the timeless elegance and enduring charm of your fireplace. Trims are available as four sided, three sided, partly finished and various finishes. Their panels can be cut in the field using simple hand tools to fix them comfortably.
Size & Price: The normal sizes are 24”x 36”. The oversized panel size is 28”x40”. The 4-sided trim sizes 26”x 31.8”. The Cast Iron panel and bay door sizes 24.3”x38.25”. The size may vary according to suit your choice. For example, the size of 25 5/8" H x 31 3/4" W x 1 3/8" D costs $400, likewise 28 1/2" H x 35 3/4" W x 1 1/3" D costs $500. The normal price range for fireplace trims starts from $350 and increases according to the finish.