Thorness Traditional ash pan - 33cm Wide (13") Ideal for Standard Sized fire grates | ash pan for open fires | ash pan for log burners| fire ash pan |

Thorness Traditional ash pan - 33cm Wide (13") Ideal for Standard Sized fire grates | ash pan for open fires | ash pan for log burners| fire ash pan |There really is nothing cosier than a real fire on a chilly winters evening, until you must sweep up the mess the next day, AVOID THE CLEAN UP by placing the ash pan under the grate or andirons of your fireplace. Clearing away cold cinders is as simple as sliding out the tray and emptying it, no more ash buckets or shovels, no more dust settling on polished furniture or making you sneeze. The PERFECT SIZE to catch ash and debris from your fire safely,

There really is nothing cosier than a real fire on a chilly winters evening, until you must sweep up the mess the next day, AVOID THE CLEAN UP by placing the ash pan under the grate or andirons of your fireplace. Clearing away cold cinders is as simple as sliding out the tray and emptying it, no more ash buckets or shovels, no more dust settling on polished furniture or making you sneeze. The PERFECT SIZE to catch ash and debris from your fire safely, once the pan is full slide the pan out and empty. The pan is to use and EASY TO CLEAN and is an integral item to have when using any fire grate. The robust sturdy GALVANISED STEEL construction makes this an ideal pan for any fireplace including both COAL and WOOD The ash pan measures 33CM | 13 inches at its widest point 24cm | 9.4 inches at its narrowest, the pan has a depth of 3cm | 1.25 inches The main advantage of using an ash pan are The mess is kept inside the stove If you have been using a wood stove for a while you will know how dirty it can be to clean one using an ash pan helps you reduce all that mess that gets stirred up when removing the ashes. Cleaning your fireplace or stove the regular way with a shovel and a bucket can often let all the ash dust escape into your house, mainly when you are emptying the ash from a shovel into the bucket. Using an ash pan that comes with a stove helps you reduce all that mess that gets stirred up when removing the ashes. You just take out the ash pan whenever it fills up, that’s really it. If it really needs to, you might have to rake the inside of the grate a bit to let more ash fall through. Minimal dust, simple and easy.