What is a combination cast iron fireplace?

Cast Iron Combination Fireplaces are fireplaces that are complete and do not require a further mantel. They are called combination fireplaces due to being two items in one, a mantel and a cast.

What are Edwardian fireplaces made of?

cast iron
Fireplaces in the Edwardian era were typically made from cast iron and as the period progressed fireplaces became taller and slimmer, the decoration became simpler and less complex than designs seen in the late Victorian period.

How can you tell if a cast iron fireplace is real?

Check the detail: On an original the detail should be crisp and clear. Repro’s are made from moulds and some detail can be lost. Can you see a name or brand on the back? On an original cast iron fireplace the name will be indented, on reproductions it will stand out.

What is a reproduction fireplace?

Stonewoods range of reproduction marble fireplaces are made to replicate original designs with attention to decorative detail. Reproduction Slate Mantels. Reproduction Stone Mantels. Stone has been a traditional material used for fireplaces mantles since medieval times.

What is the combination of cast iron?

Most cast irons have a chemical composition of 2.5–4.0% carbon, 1–3% silicon, and the remainder iron. Grey cast iron has less tensile strength and shock resistance than steel, but its compressive strength is comparable to low- and medium-carbon steel.

What do Edwardian fireplaces look like?

Edwardian tiled fireplaces were commonly finished with tiles of a single colour, and occasionally large-tile panels with canopy on legs. This century old style kept up with Art Nouveau and, from our collection of beautiful designs, you can really see why it’s still as in-demand to this day.

When did the Edwardian period start and end?

1901 – 1910Edwardian era / Period

How do you attach a cast iron fireplace to the wall?

Fitting cast iron inserts with wooden surrounds

Place the insert on top of the hearth in front of the fire back.
Place the surround against the insert.
Use a pencil to mark the position of the surround on the wall.
Remove the surround.

What can you put in a fireplace?

16 Ingenious Ways to Style a Non-Working Fireplace

of 16. Re-Tile It. Old meets new in this living room by Kingston Lafferty Design.
of 16. Paint It Black.
of 16. Incorporate Logs.
of 16. Fake It.
of 16. Use a Statement Screen.
of 16. Display Artwork.
of 16. Arrange Flowers.
of 16. Fill It With Vintage Books.