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Yes, Heatilator fireplace doors come with screens. These screens can be either replacement mesh curtains that attach to a rod in your firebox or actual mesh doors that attach to the fireplace door frame and open like cabinet doors. The replacement mesh curtains and mesh doors can keep sparks from popping out of the fireplace or be used just to add a decorative look to the fireplace. We have lots of good information here.

Removing Heatilator fireplace doors and frames is usually an easy process only requiring a screwdriver. The Heatilator fireplace doors are attached on the sides by brackets and can easily be taken off the firebox opening.  The hanging mesh curtain can remain in place even after removing the doors.

Heatilator fireplace doors cannot be sealed. There are specific codes that require proper ventilation in all Heatilator fireplaces so you will find that there are very small gaps around the edges of the doors and frame.

Replacement Heatilator doors are 4 glass panels hinged together that attach to an existing track that runs along the top of your firebox. The “Quick Ship”  EZ Door is a great option if you want a more finished look or if you don’t have a track.

Stocked “Quick “Ship” Doors ship in 2-3 business days and custom doors ship in about 3-4 weeks.

Yes, you can purchase Heatilator fireplace doors for your stone fireplace if your firebox is a zero clearance firebox made of metal.  If you have stone surrounding your Heatilator firebox, look to see if the stones jut out into the opening of your firebox . If so, the doors will not fit into the firebox opening.

Installing a Heatilator fireplace door is a simple DIY project. A local handyman could take on the project for about $50 to $100. This video demonstrates how simple it is to install a Heatilator fireplace door: