Bio Ethanol Fireplaces

Ethanol electric fireplaces are great for adding a warm and cozy atmosphere to any room without the expense of construction or gas supply. They are also the most secure kind of fire that is available.

As long as you make use of bio-ethanol fuel that has been specifically formulated for your fire and follow the safety guidelines the fireplace will be very safe to operate.

Ease of installation

Ethanol fires are a simple and easy solution for homeowners who wish to transform their living space or make a focal point of their home decor. They don't require a flue and they don't produce dangerous smoke, so you don't have to be concerned about the accumulation of soot on your ceilings or walls.

If you decide to go with the complete fire suite - for example, Mano Mano's Adam Solus Fireplace Suite in Oak with Colorado Bio Ethanol Fire in Black from 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 ethanol fires requires no specialist help. All you need to do is make sure that your wall fireplace or ceiling is strong and follow the instructions of the model you choose.

If you decide to install an ethanol fireplace that is wall-mounted, most are supplied with the hardware that allows them to be either hung like a flat-screen TV or installed into the wall. It will take an experienced professional approximately one hour to put in the brackets, extensions, and locate the studs.

You can also choose of manual or automated bio ethanol burners. A burner that is automated will keep the fuel away from the flames, meaning it will burn longer without running out or overheating. A manual burner operates in the same way as a traditional fireplace, but you'll need to use matches or a lighter to light the flames.

It's important to remember that when choosing a bio ethanol burner, it must be covered with non-combustible material. This will ensure that nothing gets in contact with the burning fuel. If you do not cover the burner, the fire could get too hot and cause damage to the fireplace.

The ethanol fire is a great alternative for those looking to have an eye-catching feature to enhance their home, but don't have the time or money to set up an electric firesuite or gas fireplace. They're an excellent choice for new homes and renovations where chimney breasts have been removed. They don't generate ash or soot, so there are no maintenance concerns.

Designs and styles

There are a number of different styles and designs that bio ethanol fireplaces are available in. Some are more traditional in their wood-burning fireplace look, while others are designed to look modern and sleek. Each type has the same benefits, regardless oe.

No Flu

The major benefit that bioethanol fires have over traditional gas or wood fires is that they don't need a flue to operate. There is no chance of a chimney fire caused by tar buildup or a blockage.

A bio ethanol fireplace also doesn't produce a lot of particulates that can damage the air, which is great news for those who suffer from asthma or allergies. The fire does not produce smoke, so it does not create a bad smell in the room.

In contrast to a fireplace that burns wood, bio ethanol fires don't lose a lot of heat through the chimney, so it can produce an incredible amount of heat for its size. This means that you can keep your furniture close to the flame without having to worry about catching a flame, which could be dangerous for your valuables.

If you opt for a freestanding fireplace bio-ethanol fireplace There are different designs you can choose from. You can choose an installation on the wall for modern, sleek design or a recessed model that will blend into the design of your space.

A burner that is either manual or automated is another aspect to consider. A manual burner requires you to light the fuel directly from the reservoir while an automated one will automatically light your fire once the tank is empty.

It is crucial to allow the flames to fully burn out and wait until the flame cools down before refueling. Otherwise the ethanol will evaporate and you'll have to start all over again.

The majority of manufacturers advise that you allow at least 45 minutes between refilling your fire, to ensure that you have plenty of time to extinguish the flames and ensure that all materials that are flammable are kept away from the flame. To prevent accidents, keep any remaining fuel ethanol away from children and pets.

Easy maintenance

Ethanol fireplaces function by pouring bio-ethanol fuel into the burner and lighting it. As the fuel burns, it creates a flame and heat that can be controlled with the slider (not all designs include this feature). By altering the amount of oxygen fed to the fire, you can adjust the speed at which fuel burns and also how high the flame burns.

When the fuel is burned, it creates tiny amounts of soot, but this can be easily cleaned by wiping down the fireplace with a soft cloth. The only other maintenance is to ensure that the burner is full of the correct fuel and to ensure it's kept away from dangerous materials or objects.

Another benefit of bio ethanol fires is that you can install them virtually anywhere without needing to worry about chimney regulations or building regulations. This allows you to be very flexible in designing your home, and where you want to enjoy the warmth of your fireplace. You can even opt to have a free-standing fireplace that can be moved from room to room.

Wall-mounted bioethanol fireplaces can be simple to set up and some models allow you to rotate the unit 180 degrees, allowing you the flame and heat to be directed into the desired part of the room. Some models include a remote controls that allow you to control the fireplace from your couch.

Many of the wall-mounted bioethanol fire fireplaces come with brackets to allow them to be attached to an unfinished ceiling or a sloping one. This lets you place the fireplace wherever you want it and still be in a position to turn the flame off or on, adjust the flame height, and set the temperature using the remote control.

When you are not using your ethanol fire ensure that it is turned off and is away from any flammable materials or other equipment. Also, don't pour additional fuel inside the burner until it's cooled to room temperature and always be careful when handling the burner since it is extremely hot.