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Arts And Crafts Cast Iron Fireplace

1. Before use, make sure the fireplace is placed stably, check whether the damper/flue is smooth, and clean up the ash accumulated after the previous use. Otherwise, the safety of use and combustion effect will be affected.
2. Check whether the furnace body and observation window glass are damaged.
3. Ignition method: Place the fire in the furnace, ignite it and then add wood. Make sure there is space for air circulation. Without air flow, the fire will be extinguished immediately.

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Arts And Crafts Cast Iron Fireplace

Arts and crafts is a movement that took place in the late 19th century and early 20th century, and it spread to various fields, including art, architecture, and furniture design. It was a response to the industrialization of society and encouraged the importance of handcrafted items made with high-quality materials. One of the products that emerged from this movement was the Arts and Crafts cast iron fireplace. Cast iron fireplaces were commonly used in the 19th century, and they were available in various designs. However, the Arts and Crafts cast iron fireplace was unique as it had a more understated design, which emphasized function over ornamentation. This type of fireplace had clean lines, geometric shapes, and was often embellished with simple yet elegant motifs, such as stylized leaves or flowers. Arts and Crafts cast iron fireplaces were made from high-quality cast iron, which was a durable and long-lasting material. Cast iron was also renowned for its ability to retain heat, making it an ideal material for fireplaces. The fire grates were also often made from cast iron, which allowed for easy cleaning and maintenance.

Product Specification

Item Name	high quality cast iron wood burning Fireplace
Materials	Cast iron
pack	wooden packing
Color	Antique black
Size	Length	Width	Height
	500-1000	400-800	350-600
Fuel	wood/pellet