Fireplace Glass Doors

All of the doors below are specifically designed to fit your fireplace. Available in a variety of frame and glass colors, all of our doors come with a Lifetime Warranty on the Glass, Free Shipping, and a No-Hassle Satisfaction Guarantee. Our staff is trained to take the confusion out of choosing a fireplace door, and we have a comprehensive line of support videos and support staff to help you with the installation of your doors after the sale.

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The Heat N Glo EZ Door

Our Price: $349.00

(Our Best Value Fireplace Door)

The Ez door is our value priced full surround fireplace door. It comes in basic black, which matches almost any decor, and includes your choice of bronze or clear glass. We can have the EZ Door made to fit any Prefab Fireplace. Compare it to other doors retailing for over $500 - you will be impressed with how it stacks up. It has a lifetime warranty on glass, and five year warranty on the frame.

Our Price: $349.00
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The Heat N Glo Z Decor

Our Price: $499.00

If you like the look of our Special Z doors but need the look of polished brass- the Z Decor is the perfect set of doors for you. It has the same 3/4" full surround frame as our Special Z model, but is available in polished brass for that classic fireplace look.

Our Price: $499.00
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The Heat N Glo Z Door

Our Price: $570.00

If you want fireplace doors with a wider surrounding frame, the Z Door provides a bold, decorators profile. Their full-surround, four sided frame is a full 7/8" wide (think of a picture frame around the glass) and is available with a multitude of finishes.

Our Price: $570.00
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The Heat N Glo Heritage

Our Price: $970.00

Constructed of 1/4" welded steel, the Heritage steel door is our top of of the line fireplace enclosure. With a 1 3/4" overlap frame, these rugged steel doors are perfect for tile, stone and marble surrounds. A classic look with the strength of solid steel.

Our Price: $970.00
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Help Me Choose a Door!

Do I need a Frame?

You will need a frame for your fireplace doors if your fireplace does not tracks or there is not replacement glass available for your model. Tracks come with many fireplaces and provide a channel for the fireplace doors to slide in. Tracks must have a clip in the track for the doors to pop into.

Frame Size and Finishes

Frame widths range from 3/4" to over 2" in width. The most popular color is black since most fireplaces are made of black metal.

Burning Real Wood?

If you are burning real wood we recommend you choose a tinted glass. Our tinted glass does a great job of hiding ugly ashes the morning after a fire.

Full Swing Bifold Door vs. Traditional Bifold Door

Full swing doors require less maintenance and actually come out of the track making it easy to clean the glass.

Compare Doors for Your Fireplace

Replacement Glass ($229) Glass only no frame. Fireplace must have tracks and clips. *Only available on certain models*

Special Z - ($359) Glass and 3/4" Frame . Works in all models listed above.

Z Décor - ($474) Glass and 3/4" Frame. Works in all models listed above.

Z Door - ($540) Glass and 7/8" Frame. Works in all models listed above.

Heritage Steel Door - ($924) Glass and 1 3/4" Heavy Duty Steel Frame. Works in all models listed above.

Unpacking Your Glass Fireplace Doors

Check the model number on the box, and check the color of your doors
Hold the frame up to your fireplace to make sure it will fit. Your box should contain:
Frame
Doors
Hardware Kit
Packing List.
Insulation (Only on masonry doors.)

How to Install Zero Clearance Fireplace Glass Doors

Put the brackets on the side panels.
Use the self tapping screws to secure your frame into the firebox opening.
Make sure your frame is even.
After you have secured the frame, put the glass into the frame to complete your fireplace door installation.

How to Measure for Factory Built Fireplace Glass Doors

Using a steel tape measure, take measurements on all sides of the fireplace opening.
Measure the width at the top and bottom.
Measure the height on the left and right hand side.