Sentence examples for fireplace grate from inspiring English sources

The Record and Guide said the fireplace grate was oxidized silver, topped by a mantel with a bric-a-brac stand and a "secret cabinet".

Pick up the fireplace grate or andirons and take them outside for later cleaning.

If you're using a fireplace grate, this means putting the fan right underneath it.

Lay the ends of the flame dowels across cross pieces in your fireplace grate or across the top of a basket or coffee can, etc. Set your dowels so that they're spanning the space directly above where you want your fan to be.

The Jackson company began in 1840, at first making fireplace grates and fenders.

Her father, Reginald, was a wire worker who made fireplace grates; her mother, Lilian, worked in a factory.

THE looting: Houses like theirs, fairly dripping with period details like ornately carved and mirrored mantels, filigreelike fireplace grates and stained-glass transoms, are honey to looters, who sell the pieces to antique and architectural-salvage stores.

The space screams industrial sophistication: reclaimed (and, in spots, charred) wood, exposed brick, cozy banquettes, refurbished fireplace grates hanging over the bar, a decorative sliding ladder on the wall — all accented with colorful hand-fired plates and a can't-miss painting that calls to mind Tim Burton.

But then she pointed at the fireplace, the grate messy with cinders.

A wood-pellet fireplace with metal grates, which had been used to heat the house, was replaced with a wood-burning fireplace, and Ms. Brandman installed central heating.

He and Barhar recently designed a daybed for the backyard and a "South American barbecue," a wood-burning fireplace with a cooking grate.