
Double-layer base
An insulating barrier helps reduce direct heat transfer. Always use a stable, noncombustible surface.
Hearth & fireplace care
5.2 gallon · Lid and fireplace tools · Black powder-coated metal
Five-point-two-gallon metal bucket for fireplace and fire pit cleanup
Lid, ash shovel, hand broom, extension handle, and gloves included
Double-layer base helps reduce direct heat transfer to the surface below
Reinforced riveted handle mounts and dedicated tool holders
Made for the part of fireplace care that usually gets hidden away. The matte black bucket keeps the essentials together and looks considered beside a working hearth.
High-temperature powder-coated metal body, stainless steel carry handle, wood grip and wood lid handle. AnnieGarden product set in matte black.
Fire-resistant does not mean fireproof. Let active flames die out before cleanup. Keep the bucket upright on stable stone, brick, concrete or metal, away from carpet, wood flooring and other combustible surfaces. Store dry and under cover.
A matte-black finish, warm wood accents and tools that stay together. Practical fireplace care, with details worth a closer look.


Lift the hand broom from its rounded hook and keep the shovel in its own side holder. Wood handles add a warm, tactile detail to a set designed to stay neatly together between cleanups.

An insulating barrier helps reduce direct heat transfer. Always use a stable, noncombustible surface.

A wood grip and riveted carry-handle mounts bring considered detail to everyday handling.

Dedicated shovel storage and a rounded broom hook keep the cleanup tools with the bucket.

Covers ash and dust during upright carrying and storage. The lid does not lock or seal airtight.
A close walkthrough of the lidded ash bucket, side tool storage, included hearth tools, and matte-black finish.

A specialty high-temperature powder coating—not a standard decorative finish. In our own flame-and-ember test, we observed no coating ignition or unpleasant coating odor. This describes that test, not a certified temperature rating.
The bucket and handles can still become hot. Let ashes cool, use a stable noncombustible surface, and never use the bucket as a fire pit.