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Bio-Ethanol Fires

Unlike traditional wood burning fireplaces, bio-ethanol fires can be installed anywhere, without the requirement for flues. They also don't emit smoke, ash or dangerous gases.

They operate on a sustainable 'bio fuel', which is made from crops specially cultivated for the purpose of being used in these kinds of fires. Bio-ethanol is a method of reducing carbon emissions are reduced by switching fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.

Safety Tips

Ethanol fireplaces are a great option for those who want to bring real flame warmth to their home without having to use traditional stoves or chimney. Bio ethanol is a renewable and sustainable alternative to wood and gas. There are a few safety concerns to be aware of. However, with a little care and understanding, these risks can be minimized.

It is essential to follow the manufacturer's guidelines when refuelling your bio ethanol fire and lighting it. This includes the clearance distances to nearby combustible material and the proper use of equipment for extinguishing fires.

Bioethanol is flammable and should never be consumed, so it is also important to keep it away from children and pets. Keep a distance of at 1 meter from the fireplace when using it. Also, make sure that your clothing and accessories aren't too close.

If any ethanol liquid does come into contact with the skin or eyes, wash immediately. In the event that it is inhaled, seek medical attention right away as it can cause serious health issues.

Always make sure to use the ethanol heater only with approved 'e-NRG' liquid ethanol. Other fuel types like gels could affect the operation and safe operation of the burner and may cause the manufacturer to cancel their warranty.

Another important point is to stay clear of moving the bio ethanol fireplace while it is still lit. Doing this could cause the ethanol to leak out of the tank and ignite, which can cause a fire hazard. It is also recommended to wait until the fire has cooled completely before refilling.

It is important to keep the burner far away from any flammable objects, such as furniture and curtains. It is also recommended to place the fire in a room with adequate ventilation to keep smoke from building up and to keep the air fresh. This will protect your pets, family members, and guests. It is also recommended to keep an extinguisher of class B in your home, just in case any accidents happen.

Fuel

A special fuel is required to operate ethanol fires. The liquid, also known as bio-ethanol or ecoethanol, is poured in the burner, and then ignited to create a flame. This flame heats the room, generating warm air and adding ambiance to your home.

The fuel is derived from renewable resources like corn or sugarcane. This makes it an eco green alternative to fossil fuels like oil and coal. It also uses fewer chemicals than other types of fuel and is therefore more healthy.

Unlike wood burning fires, bio-ethanol fireplaces generate very little ash and do not smoke when they burn. This makes them more convenient to use and don't require a chimney or flue. Bio-ethanol fires are also more versatile and don't need to be surrounded by a safe distance as you would with a wood or gas burning fire.

You can choose from gel or liquid bioethanol depending on the type of appliance you have and burner type. The manual that came with your appliance will provide the type of fuel you can use and how to refill it. Store any fuel you have left in a safe place away from flames and children or pets.

Bioethanol, though an environmentally friendly alternative to other fuels however, still emits carbon dioxide after combustion. Some critics also argue that crops grown for the purpose of producing ethanol fuel take resources away from food production. These concerns are valid however the benefits of a bioethanol fireplace traditional fire far outweigh the disadvantages.

It is essential to examine the burner for indications that it has been damaged or worn. Verify that the flame openings are clear and free of any debris or construction materials. Once you're satisfied that the burner is in good working order, open the lid and pour fuel into the burner via a funnel. Be sure to not exceed the "max line" on the burner surface when refilling.

Typically, a single gallons of ethanol will last between one and 10 hours, depending on the size of the burner and flame. Some ethanol burners are equipped with automatic refill functions, which switch off the flame and refuel automatically when needed. This saves time.

Burner

Freestanding bio-ethanol fires can be used to create a cozy atmosphere without the need for chimneys or flues. They can also be extremely versatile and some models are able to be mounted on a wall, while others are made to be zero-clearance fireplace inserts which can be put in non-combustible surrounds the same way that gas fires would. This permits a custom-built, fully insulated fire to be built in the various indoor ethanol fireplace and outdoor spaces such as the hearth of a modern living room to an outdoor entertaining space.

The key to the success of a bioethanol fire is the burner, that is designed to effectively burn ethyl alcohol or 'bio-fuel'. This liquid fuel comes from plants such as corn, sugarcane and rapeseed. It also comes from grapes, potatoes bananas, and pomegranates. The fuel is then distilled and purified before being packaged to be used.

When the fuel is burned it evaporates and produces fake flames that replicate the heat generated by real wood or gas fireplaces. This flame is extremely efficient and provides enough heat to warm the average home.

Bioethanol can be easily refueled using a fuel bottle, unlike a gas fireplace. The fuel bottles are flammable and so you must be cautious when refilling your bio fire.

However, all of our bio-ethanol fireplaces are thoroughly tested by the TUV to ensure they comply with strict safety standards. This means you can be that you're buying a secure and reliable product that will give you years of warmth and comfort. In addition bio ethanol fires are designed to be as elegant as they are practical which allows you to create an elegant focal point to any space within your home. They can elevate the interior design and improve the appearance of your property.

Accessories

A bio-ethanol fireplace is the ideal solution for those who want to add warmth and design to your home without having to deal with chimneys or electrical connections. These fireplaces don't need a flue and they work by using a special burner to burn ethanol fuel. They're also non-odorous and produce little smoke or soot.

They are gaining popularity due to their ease to install, flexible and great for indoor spaces. There are a variety of different designs to pick from, including freestanding models, as well as wall mounted models. They typically consist of two components which are a frame and a burner.

The bio ethanol you will be burning in your fireplace is a liquid or gel made from potatoes and corn. It's an energy source that is renewable. It is made from the leftovers of these plants after the food industry uses what they need. Ethanol is quickly and efficiently combusts leaving no soot or the ash behind, and is far safer than traditional wood-burning fires.

Because they don't require the use of a flue, bioethanol fires can be used in places which are not possible with a traditional chimney like apartments or outside. They are therefore the perfect option for summer homes, conservatories, and shepherds huts.