EMBER Flow Fans — The Forge | Spread The Flow

EMBER Flow Fans

Hand-finished wooden flow fans, sealed and shined to move and last.

from $140.00

Size

Care guide

Ships from our shop in South Florida.

The specifics

Material
6mm BS1088 marine-grade okoume plywood, void free
Sizes
Two sizes. Medium is 18.0 × 13.2 inches open.
Weight
Approx. 160 g per fan, 320 g (0.71 lb) per pair — batch averages; individual pieces vary by a few grams
Grips
90mm Russian grips
Finish
Sanding sealer, then three coats of satin polyurethane on every face and edge
Type
Day props, not fire props
Includes
Black FORGE drawstring carry bag, sized to fit, and care instructions

A pair of CNC precision cut, hand finished wooden day fans with a cut flame design. Made from marine grade plywood, sealed against moisture, and tested at our own weekly Florida flow jams.

Every pair includes a black drawstring carry bag with the STF FORGE logo. Nobody else in this category includes one.

Why marine grade wood

Most wooden fans are craft plywood: unnamed grade, raw or painted, and known for chipping. EMBER fans are cut from 6mm BS1088 marine grade okoume, the plywood engineered for boat hulls. Void free means no hidden gaps inside the wood to chip out. Sealed faces and edges mean moisture stays out. This is the difference the right plywood makes.

Okoume is also one of the lightest structural plywoods made. These fans are much lighter in hand than HDPE plastic fans of comparable size.

How they are made

Cut: precision CNC cut from our own design. Every 90mm Russian grip and every flame line is identical, pair after pair.

Finish: hand sanded, sealed with sanding sealer, then three coats of satin polyurethane on every face and edge.

Tested: the design was proven in real hands at our flow jams before a single pair shipped.

Made by hand. Keep it that way.

Wood asks for a little care in return. The full guide covers cleaning, storage, and bringing the shine back.

Read the care guide

Take it for a spin

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