Traditionally fireplace tongs had only two opposing prongs just like touching your thumb and forefinger together. The problem is a log, particularly a good size one, tends to twist out of control.
Pilgrim’s fireplace tongs all use a three prong setup, which grasps the log firmly with little pressure and give you complete control when you are moving or adding logs to the fire. Once you try it, you’ll never to back to the old two prong type.
Beehive, or “kiva”, fireplaces are a mainstay of Santa Fe style homes. We offer fireplace screens in various sizes & profiles to fit most kivas – all locally crafted. We also have kiva fireplace grates. These allow the logs to be positioned and burned teepee style, which is the traditional arrangement in kiva fireplaces.
Hearth Accessories are the finishing touch for your stove or fireplace. We stock a full selection of quality accessories year round. We proudly feature a broad line of finely crafted stove & fireplace toolsets (both classic and modern styles), fireplace screens, log carriers, and firewood holders. Pilgrim products are always stylish, yet very functional. Most of their line is made in America.
Firestarters are the easiest & safest way to light a stove or fireplace fire.
Early Spanish settlers in New Mexico call it acote, naturally occuring pitch soaked wood sticks that burn fiercely when lit. Today, it’s typically referred to as fatwood. We carry all natural Georgia Fatwood, responsibly harvested only from long dead stumps (some 100 years or more) of the longleaf pine.
It’s great to take camping also. A couple sticks of Georgia fatwood will light any fire, even damp logs.
Firestarters are the easiest & safest way to light a stove or fireplace fire.
Early Spanish settlers in New Mexico call it acote, naturally occuring pitch soaked wood sticks that burn fiercely when lit. Today, it’s typically referred to as fatwood. We carry all natural Georgia Fatwood, responsibly harvested only from long dead stumps (some 100 years or more) of the longleaf pine.
It’s great to take camping also. A couple sticks of Georgia fatwood will light any fire, even damp logs.
