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Glass hearth 39x39 in (100x100 cm)

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Built to last, our fireplace base is manufactured in Poland with an uncompromising focus on quality and material integrity. The high light transmittance and robust tempered glass construction ensure that your hearth remains a centerpiece of your home for years to come. It combines structural durability with a sleek profile that stands up to the rigors of daily use.

The smooth, glossy surface is exceptionally easy to clean, keeping your hearth area looking pristine with minimal effort. Investing in this high-quality glass protection means choosing a product that values both aesthetic appeal and long-term functional value for your fireplace installation.

Product dimensions

SHAPE: rectangular

SIZES: 24x16 inch (60x40 cm), 31x24 inch (80x60 cm), 39x28 inch (100x70 cm) ,47x31 inch (120x80 cm), 55x28 inch (140x70 cm), 20x20 inch (50x50 cm), 24x24 inch (60x60 cm), Ø20 inch (Ø50 cm), Ø24 inch (Ø60 cm), Ø28 inch (Ø70 cm), 39x39 inch (100x100 cm), 31x28 inch (80x70 cm), 39x39 inch (100x100 cm), Ø31 inch (Ø80 cm), Ø35 inch (Ø90 cm), Ø39 inch (Ø100 cm), 39x20 inch (100x50 cm), 47x24 inch (120x60 cm), 49x20 inch (125x50 cm), 16 inch (40 cm)

THICKNESS: 4 mm

FINISH: glossy, smooth surface

MATERIAL: tempered glass

Product features

• Polished edges

• Easy to clean

• High light transmittance

• Heat- and damage-resistant

• Manufacturer’s warranty

• Fast processing time

• Made in Poland

Load capacity: approximately 150 kg (about 330 lbs). To ensure maximum safety during use, the following conditions must be met:

The surface under the base must be perfectly flat and stable, without any unevenness, sand, or debris that could cause point stress on the glass.

The device's center of gravity should be evenly distributed — the fireplace or stove should have a stable, flat base to ensure even load distribution across the entire glass surface.

It is not recommended to place devices on four legs (so-called “trestles”), as this concentrates pressure on specific points.

A minimum gap of approximately 3–5 mm (0.1–0.2 in) should be maintained between the edge of the glass and the wall or other fixed elements.

The device should not be dragged across the glass surface — if necessary, lift it and move it carefully.

Avoid point impacts and placing heavy objects in a single spot on the plate.

Practical Installation and Use

Q: What is the recommended gap between the glass and the wall?A: For best results, maintain a 3–5 mm (0.1–0.2 in) gap between the edge of the glass and any adjacent walls.

Q: What surface is required for the installation?A: The hearth pad must be placed on a base that is completely flat and stable to ensure proper load distribution.

Q: Can I use this with any fireplace stand?A: You should avoid using four-legged or trestle supports; the weight must be distributed across the glass surface, and point impacts should be avoided.

Q: Is the weight limit sufficient for standard fireplaces?A: Yes, with a robust load capacity of approximately 150 kg (330 lbs), it easily supports most standard fireplace units comfortably.