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Bio Ethanol Fireplaces

Ethanol fireplaces can give warmth to any space, without the need for costly structure work or gas supply. They are the most secure fireplace type that is available.

If you use bio-ethanol fuel that has been specifically designed for your fire and follow the safety guidelines your fireplace will be safe to operate.

Easy installation

Ethanol fires are a simple and easy solution for homeowners looking to make their living spaces more attractive or add a focal point to their home decor. They do not require a flue, and they don't release dangerous smoke which means you don't need to be concerned about the accumulation of soot on your ceilings or walls.

Whether you opt for the complete fire suite - for example, Mano Mano's Adam Solus Fireplace Suite in Oak with Colorado Bio Ethanol Fire in Black, available at PS569 - or a freestanding model that is able to be moved from room to room (such as the Planika Petit, PS191) Installation is simple and requires no specialist help. All you have to do is make sure that the ceiling or wall is strong enough and follow the instructions for the specific model.

If you choose an ethanol fireplace that is wall-mounted Most come with the necessary hardware to allow them to be either hung like a flat-screen TV or placed in the wall. It will take a professional about an hour to put in the brackets, extensions, and find the studs.

You can also choose of automatic or manual bio ethanol burners. An automatic burner will keep the fuel at a safe distance from the flames, which means it will burn longer without the risk of burning out or overheating. A manual burner operates in the same way as a traditional fireplace, however you'll need matches or lighters to ignite the flames.

It's important to remember that when choosing a bio-ethanol burner, the burner should be covered with non-combustible materials. This will ensure that nothing touches the burning fuel. If you do not cover your burner, it could cause the fire to overheat. This could damage the fireplace inserts.

Ethanol fireplaces wooden are a great alternative for those looking to create a dramatic focal point in their home but don't have the money or time to build gas or wood fireplace fireplaces. They're the perfect choice for new homes and renovations where chimney breasts have been removed. They don't create soot or ash, so there's no maintenance issues.

Designs and styles

Bio-ethanol cheap fireplaces are available in different styles and designs. Some are more traditional in their wood-burning fireplace look, while others are designed to look sleek and modern. Each model has the same benefits, regardless of design: a real flame ambience free of harmful fumes or smoke.

Ethanol fires can be mounted to the wall or freestanding. Freestanding models are more movable and can be moved around the room according to what is desired. Wall-mounted models are anchored to the walls and may require special mounting equipment. They also have to meet certain clearance distances to avoid flammable materials.

The fire itself comes from the burner pan, which is situated at the bottom of the fireplace. Fuel is poured into this pan and the fire is ignited using an extended lighter. It takes around 15 minutes to get the fire up to its full potential for flame. Once the flames are set then it's time to relax, unwind and enjoy the warm ambiance of your home.

Certain fireplaces with ethanol come with adjustable heat settings. This lets you alter the amount of heat your fire produces, which can be useful if you want it to create more warmth rather than just ambience.

Another benefit of ethanol fireplaces is that they don't require a chimney or flue. This makes them a great option for older homes as well as modern homes that do not have chimney fireplaces or traditional fireplaces. Bio-ethanol electric fires do not emit harmful gasses or ash, which can be harmful to those with respiratory conditions.

Bioethanol fireplaces are simple to install in your home. The time required to install will depend on the type of fireplace you select. However, the majority of models can be installed fairly quickly. You can also choose a freestanding portable fireplace that you can take with you when you decide to relocate, Freestanding Fireplace making it a great choice to use as a temporary living arrangement. The ease of installation is an important aspect for many buyers and is something that should not be overlooked when looking for an upgrade to your fireplace.

No Flu

The main advantage bio ethanol fires have over traditional gas or wood fires is that they don't require a flue to operate. As a result, there's no chance of chimney fires which could be caused by the accumulation of tar or a blockage in the flue.

A bio ethanol fireplace also does not produce many particulates that can damage the air quality, which is a great thing for those who suffer from asthma or allergies. Another advantage is that there isn't any smoke that is produced by the fire and, therefore, it doesn't cause an unpleasant smell in the room.

In contrast to a fireplace that burns wood, bio ethanol fires don't lose much heat through the chimney, so it produces a huge amount of heat for its size. This means that you can keep your furniture close to the fire without worrying about catching fire, which could be dangerous for your valuables.

If you decide to go with a freestanding bio-ethanol fireplace there are different designs to choose from. You can choose modern and sleek design by installing it on the wall or opt for an recessed model that will blend in with the design of your space.

A burner that is either manual or automated is another option to consider. A manual burner requires you to light the fuel from the reservoir. A burner that is automated will light your fire automatically after the tank is completely empty.

It is crucial to allow the flames to fully burn out and wait until the burner cools down before refueling. If you don't, the ethanol might evaporate and you'll need to start from scratch.

Most manufacturers suggest that you leave at least 45 minutes between refilling your fire, so that you have enough time to remove the flames and ensure that all materials that are flammable are kept away from the flame. Additionally, it is recommended to store any remaining ethanol fuel somewhere out of reach of children and pets to prevent any accidents from occurring.

Easy maintenance

Ethanol fireplaces work by pouring bio ethanol fuel into the fireplace and lighting it. The flame and heat produced by the burning fuel can be controlled with an adjustable slider. (Not all designs have this feature). By altering the amount of oxygen supplied to the fire, you can adjust the speed at which fuel is burned and how high the flame burns.

As the fuel burns, it produces some soot. However, this is easily cleaned by wiping down the fireplace with a soft cloth. The only other requirement is to keep the burner full of the correct fuel and to ensure it's not in contact with flammable materials or objects.

Bio ethanol fireplaces are also easy to install and you don't need to be concerned about chimneys or building codes. This gives you great flexibility in the design of your home and where you want to relax in the warmth of your fireplace. You can even opt for an open-air model that is portable.

Wall-mounted bioethanol fireplaces can be installed on your wall easily, and certain models can be rotated 180 degrees to move the flame and heat to the desired location of your room. Certain models come with remote controls that allow you to control the fireplace from the comfort of your couch.

To maximize versatility, a lot of the 'plug and play' wall-mounted bio ethanol fireplaces have brackets that allow you to attach them to an unfinished or sloped ceiling. Installing the fireplace anywhere you want is possible, however, you'll still be able to make use of the remote control to shut it off and adjust the flame's height as well as adjust the temperature.

If you're not using your ethanol fireplace, be sure to turn it off and keep it away from any flammable objects or materials. Also, don't attempt to add fuel to the burner until it has cooled down to room temperature. Always be cautious when handling the burner as it will be very hot.