Screen door lites
Tempered lites for decorative doors outside the direct-flame zone.
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Glass for decorative fireplace screen doors, surrounds, and hearth panels. Cut, edged, and tempered to your frame. If the opening needs high-temperature ceramic glass, we will tell you before we quote it.
Tempered lites for decorative doors outside the direct-flame zone.
Thicker tempered panels with polished edges for hearth extensions.
Tinted or frit-printed panels framing a firebox opening.
Arched tops and radius corners cut on the CNC.
| Sizes | Any size to 90" × 144" |
| Thickness | 5/32"–3/8" (4–10 mm) by application |
| Glass types | Clear, bronze, or gray from stock for a screen, surround, or hearth. Low-iron is ordered. |
| Edgework | Seamed, ground or flat polish |
| Temperature limits | Tempered soda-lime glass. Not for direct flame or high-heat glazing |
| Size tolerance | ± 1/32" on cut size; squareness within 1/16" |
| Standards | ANSI Z97.1-2015 Class A · 16 CFR 1201 Category II (400 ft-lb) · permanent temper mark |
Need a spec not listed? We quote off your drawing. Colors we usually keep on hand.
DXF, DWG, PDF, a dimensioned sketch, or a photo of the part. We check holes and edge distances against the tempering limits before we price it, so the number is for a part we can actually make.
Start a quote →Missing something? Call the shop. You will reach someone who has run the furnace.
No. Direct-flame and high-temperature glazing needs ceramic glass, which is a different material. Tempered glass is right for decorative screen doors, surrounds and hearth panels away from direct heat.
It depends on the appliance and the clearance. Tell us the unit and where the glass sits. If tempered glass is the wrong material, we will say so before we quote it.
Yes, from a template or dimensioned sketch, with polished edges since the panel is exposed.
A short note on the part is enough for a first number. Drawings and photos welcome.