Shovel DOFLAME CH007 with wooden handle — ash shovel for fireplace and stove

DOFLAME CH007 ash shovel with wooden handle is designed to remove ash and embers from fireplaces, stoves and barbecue pits. The compact metal scoop and insulating wooden handle allow for safe handling of hot ash while keeping the user at a comfortable distance from heat sources. The shovel is intended for household and outdoor use and simplifies ash collection, transfer and disposal.

Advantages

The shovel combines a durable stamped metal scoop with a treated wooden handle that reduces heat transfer and provides a comfortable grip. Its compact size makes it easy to store near heating appliances or in outdoor tool racks. The metal scoop has raised edges to minimize ash spillage during transfer, and the wooden handle offers improved ergonomics compared with bare metal tools. The overall design supports repeated use around fireplaces and small stoves.

Suitable for

• Removing ash and embers from home fireplaces
• Cleaning wood-burning and pellet stoves
• Clearing ash from barbecue pits and fire bowls
• Collecting cooled ash for safe disposal

Key specifications

• Material of scoop: stamped metal
• Handle material: wood (insulating finish)
• Design: compact scoop with raised edges
• Intended use: fireplaces, stoves, barbecue pits (household and outdoor)

How to use

Allow embers and ash to cool to a safe temperature before handling. Place the metal scoop beneath the ash deposit, lift carefully and transfer the ash into a metal container suitable for ash storage or disposal. Keep the wooden handle oriented away from direct flame and avoid prolonged contact of the metal scoop with open flame. After use, tap off excess ash and store the shovel in a dry place near the heating appliance or in garden tool storage.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, always ensure ashes are fully cooled or contained in a heat-resistant vessel before transport. Do not use the wooden-handled shovel to move active flame or very hot coals. Clean the metal scoop periodically to prevent buildup and check the handle for cracks or loosening before each heating season.