Wood Stove Fire Poker with a 90-Degree Working End and Hand-Forged Hanging Loop for Moving Logs
Wood Stove Fire Poker with a 90-Degree Working End and Hand-Forged Hanging Loop for Moving Logs
This wood stove fire poker helps you reposition logs in tight stove spaces. Its ergonomic handle and 90-degree working end give you control when shifting wood, while the 26-inch length suits the compact design.
Handcrafted in Maine, the steel poker has a hand-forged loop at the handle for convenient hanging storage. Its brushed and waxed finish highlights the forged steel surface. Keep it away from prolonged moisture to help preserve its appearance.
Features
- 90-degree working end helps maneuver logs in tight spaces.
- Ergonomic handle supports controlled log positioning.
- Hand-forged handle loop provides a place to hang the poker.
- Handcrafted in Maine using traditional and modern blacksmith techniques.
- Wire-brushed steel is sealed with a natural wax finish.
Specifications
- Product: Wood stove fire poker
- Length: 26 inches
- Material: Steel
- Working end: 90-degree bend
- Handle: Ergonomic handle with a hand-forged hanging loop
- Finish: Brushed and waxed
- Place of manufacture: Maine
- Care: Avoid prolonged moisture exposure; remove surface rust and reseal as needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the bent end help when moving logs?
The fire poker's 90-degree working end helps you maneuver and shift logs in tight wood stove spaces. The ergonomic handle supports controlled positioning.
How long is this wood stove fire poker?
This wood stove fire poker is 26 inches long and has a hand-forged loop at the handle for hanging storage.
Can I store this fire poker outdoors?
Outdoor storage requires extra protection because the poker's wax finish should not remain exposed to moisture. For outdoor storage, apply a suitable high-heat paint to help protect the steel from rust.
How do I remove surface rust from the poker?
Remove surface rust from the steel poker with a wire brush or steel scouring pad, then rub a thin layer of household oil over the cleaned surface to reseal it. Surface rust does not prevent the tool from functioning.