The fireplace shutter completes the chimney channel, allowing for the distribution of warm air through gravity or mechanical means. It is installed on the wall of the flue. Its construction features include a covered air intake. When installing the shutter, it is important to pay attention to the correct orientation. The air intake should be placed at the bottom, while the output contribution should be at the top, to maintain adequate ventilation of the warm air. The shutters are powder-coated, characterized by resistance to color and heat. Additionally, the coating protects the shutter from mechanical damage.