Shovel for Ash DOFLAME CH006 with Wooden Handle

The DOFLAME CH006 shovel for ash with a wooden handle is designed to remove ash and embers from stoves, fireplaces and grills. The compact steel shovel head allows precise collection of cold or slightly warm ash, while the long wooden handle increases reach and reduces heat transfer for safer handling. The tool is intended for household use, stove maintenance and barbecue cleanup; it is lightweight, easy to store and can be wiped clean after use.

Advantages

The compact head profile enables accurate ash collection even in narrow firebox corners, and its steel construction provides durability under repeated use. The wooden handle offers thermal insulation to reduce heat conduction from the shovel head to the grip and delivers a comfortable grip during extended tasks. The simple geometry and modest dimensions make the shovel easy to store near the fireplace or in a garden shed, and the smooth surfaces simplify routine cleaning.

Suitable for

• Removing ash and small embers from domestic wood-burning stoves
• Cleaning fireplaces and hearths
• Post-barbecue ash and charcoal cleanup
• General light-duty ash handling and maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Shovel head material: steel
• Handle material: wood (insulating handle)
• Head shape: compact, slightly curved for containment
• Intended use: ash and ember removal for stoves, fireplaces and grills
• Storage: compact size suitable for wall hooks or tool racks

How to use

Allow ash and embers to cool sufficiently before removing them. Use the shovel to scoop ash into a metal container or designated ash box, keeping the handle clear of direct heat. Move slowly when collecting embers to avoid scattering fine ash. After use, brush or wipe the shovel head and handle to remove residue and store the tool in a dry place. For safety, extinguish any remaining hot spots in the ash container before disposal.

Usage recommendations

Check that ashes are cool or only slightly warm before handling. Use a metal ash container with a tight-fitting lid for temporary storage and allow ashes to cool completely before final disposal. Avoid prolonged contact of the wooden handle with moisture; if necessary, dry the handle thoroughly after cleaning to maintain its insulating properties.