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Modern fireplace tools in contrast to antique fireplace tools might be compared no more than when they were made.  However modern or up to date fireplace tools sets can have a utilitarian and decorative effect on a home hearth.  While cast iron tool sets were common, new metals and finishes are making electric fireplaces in Canada possible.  A tool set still consists of a poker, shovel, brush, log mover and tool stand.  There might be some variants like combining a log holder and tools on one stand.

The finish of the tools is the largest variable in today’s choices.  Brass, pewter and copper are common finishes for tool sets. A great example of a brass finish set is the Uniflame five piece polished brass fireset (f-2191) this set is a wonderful representation of combining functionality and beauty.  Another example of form and function is the Uniflame five piece satin, pewter fireplace tool set (5UF-7547).  This set will look marvelous in any room where the metal finish of pewter is wanted.  And lastly the five piece copper leaded glass fireset will complement any room with a warm effect.  All of these examples are more than just tools.  They have an ability to have an enhanced effect on any room.

When thinking of modern versions of a fireplace necessity, the log holder comes to mind.  The older styles did the job of holding wood beside the hearth but not too close to the fireplace to allow for ease in keeping a fire going with more wood.  Now, not only will the holder do just that, it will come in two pieces to make the job even easier to bring the wood inside. The Enclume 5EN-LR10 actually has a separate canvas bag to carry the wood in with and then store it in the log holder. This helps with the transport of the wood inside.  As with all of the Enclume log holders they are very modern looking and durable for long service.  Also, Enclume is an American company.  Another quality, made in the USA product.

Modern fireplace tools will do the same job if not better than the older version.  Remember, get the flue cleaned prior to using it this winter and keep your wood dry and close to the back door.

James Dahlberg