Custom fireplace doors
Made for one fireplace. Yours.
Some fireplaces need more than a door chosen from a catalog. We start with the opening and the room around it, then work out what belongs there.
Start your custom project
The gallery
Let the fireplace lead.
Shape, scale, finish, ironwork—each choice changes how a door sits in the room. These images show the range of directions a custom project can take.
01 / Proportion
A good door belongs there.
The surround, the opening and the room set the proportions. We begin there before choosing the details.
Explore the details
Closer look
Worth seeing up close.
Ironwork, hardware and finish are part of the experience every time you walk past the fireplace.
Your fireplace next
Bring us the opening you have.
Show us the fireplace and tell us what you want to change. We’ll tell you whether custom work makes sense.
How a commission works
Start with the fireplace.
We settle the measurements, design direction, price and responsibilities before fabrication begins.
Show us the room.
Send photos of the fireplace, opening and surroundings, along with what you want to change.
Verify the job.
We identify what needs measuring and whether an on-site visit is needed.
Agree on the scope.
Design, price, travel and responsibilities go in writing before the work moves ahead.
Carry it through.
Fabrication, delivery and any agreed field support follow that scope.
Commission terms
Know the commitment.
Custom work deserves a clear conversation about cost and timing at the start.
Start a conversation
Tell us about your fireplace.
Send photos of the opening and the room. We’ll help determine whether a custom door is the right path.
Custom project intake
Give the project enough shape to evaluate.
Custom work begins with the fireplace, the room, the desired result and the practical limits around the project. This form gives MFD enough context to decide whether custom work makes sense and what must happen before a written proposal can be prepared.
Starting point: U.S. custom projects begin around $5,000. Choosing a budget range here is planning context only—it does not create a quote or price commitment. If your project needs site work, travel, special engineering, fabrication or installation support, those terms are confirmed separately in writing.