EF Surcharge — Montigo Fireplace Screen
Overview
Internal configurator surcharge product — accessory options for Montigo fireplaces. Not intended for direct browsing.
Specifications
| Vendor | Montigo |
|---|---|
| Option | Montigo DelRay 48 Invisimesh Micro Mesh Screen (SCRIDRL48), Montigo DelRay 60 Invisimesh Micro Mesh Screen (SCRIDRL60), Montigo DelRay 72 Invisimesh Micro Mesh Screen (SCRIDRL72), Montigo DelRay Square 42 Micro Mesh Screen (SCRIDRSQ42), Montigo DelRay Square 46 Micro Mesh Screen (SCRIDRSQ46) |
| Type | Surcharge |
| SKU | SCRIDRL48 |
Shipping & Returns
Free shipping across the contiguous US. Ships in 2-4 weeks from our facility.
All shipments are insured and tracked. You'll receive a tracking number via email within 24 hours of dispatch.
30-day returns on stock items in original condition. Free return shipping if the item arrives damaged or doesn't match the listing.
Warranty
This product is backed by our 5-year limited warranty against manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship.
Warranty covers structural integrity, finish, and hardware. Normal wear, damage from improper installation, and modifications void coverage.
To file a claim, email warranty@exceptionalfire.com with your order number and photos of the issue.
What Our Customers Say
Frequently asked questions
Why do I need a fireplace screen if I already have doors?
Glass doors should be open when a wood fire is burning at full intensity (heat buildup can crack tempered glass). A mesh screen stays closed during active fires — it blocks flying embers and sparks while letting heat radiate into the room. Best practice is to use both: the mesh screen during active fires, and the glass doors when the fireplace is cold to prevent drafts.
Mesh screen vs. glass screen — what's the difference?
Mesh screens (curtain or panel style) block sparks and embers while letting heat through — safe to keep closed during active fires. Glass screens (tempered glass panels) provide a sleeker look and full visibility, but typically aren't designed to remain closed during a roaring wood fire — they're often used decoratively on gas fireplaces or non-active masonry openings.
Are mesh screens safe with kids and pets?
Mesh screens are an essential safety barrier — they prevent stray sparks and embers from reaching flooring, furniture, or family members. The mesh itself does get hot during a fire and shouldn't be touched until cool. For households with toddlers or pets, look for our child-safe screen options with weighted bases, secure latches, and tip-resistant frames.
What size screen do I need?
For freestanding screens, pick a screen at least 3" wider on each side than the firebox opening, and at least 1"–2" taller than the opening height — this ensures full spark coverage. For fitted screens (those that mount inside the firebox), measure the opening at three points and use the smallest dimension. We custom-build screens to any size on request.
Do you offer free shipping?
Free freight shipping on all orders within the contiguous US. Standard-size screens ship in 5–10 business days; custom screens are made-to-order in 2–4 weeks. 30-day return window on unused standard-size screens.