Here is a fire place screen that I built in 2004 for a customer. It folds
flat for winter storage and is made out of Peruvian Walnut and 1/4" Oak
paneling.

"Leon" wrote in message
Here is a fire place screen that I built in 2004 for a customer. It folds
flat for winter storage and is made out of Peruvian Walnut and 1/4" Oak
paneling.

Any retardant on the fire side of the screen? I can envision someone putting
it in front of almost extinguished embers that occasionally send a few
sparks flying.

BTW, it looks pretty good with the contrasting wood.

"Upscale" wrote in message
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"Leon" wrote in message
Here is a fire place screen that I built in 2004 for a customer. It
folds
flat for winter storage and is made out of Peruvian Walnut and 1/4" Oak
paneling.

Any retardant on the fire side of the screen? I can envision someone
putting
it in front of almost extinguished embers that occasionally send a few
sparks flying.

No retardent, it's only intended use and I made sure, is to block the black
hole in the summer time.


BTW, it looks pretty good with the contrasting wood.

Thank you.

Very nice, I like the contrast. Wonder if I could make one bigger to hide
teenager's room. You did say it was to cover a black hole.

--
Mike
Watch for the bounce.
If ya didn't see it, ya didn't feel it.
If ya see it, it didn't go off.
Old Air Force Munitions Saying
IYAAYAS
"Leon" wrote in message
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Here is a fire place screen that I built in 2004 for a customer. It folds
flat for winter storage and is made out of Peruvian Walnut and 1/4" Oak
paneling.