It is best to have some fuel stored near your fire in a coal bucket or hod and use fire tongs or a small coal shovel to take the few initial lumps from the coal bucket. These can either be purchased as separate items or you could use the tools from a companion set. In our experience at the initial fire lighting stage it is advisable not to pour fuel directly from your coal bucket or hod (sometimes also referred to as a scuttle) as dust from the fuel can choke the fire.
You will need somewhere to store you coal or wood to be able to burn on your fire. Different kind of coal bunkers include ones that are made from galvanised steel. The galvanised steel types are capable of withstanding all weather conditions and these coal bunkers will last for my many years and they can keep large amounts of coal in a dry environment.
Fireplace fenders can be made to your measurements and can be adjustable in size or fixed in size and come in a range of finish choices - brass fenders, black fenders, antique brass fenders, chrome fenders, or polished steel fenders.
Should your chimney develop cracks or other damage you can repair it with fire cement . Other items you can use to maintain it include stove ropes, black lead polish, coal paint, grate paint, stove paint and spare coals for gas fires.
Should your chimney develop cracks or other damage you could repair it with fire cement . Other items you can use to maintain it include stove ropes, black lead polish, coal paint, grate paint, stove paint and spare coals for gas fires.
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