Bio Ethanol Fireplaces

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

If you only use bio-ethanol fuel specifically designed for your fireplace and adhere to all safety rules the fireplace will operate in a safe manner.

Ease of installation

Ethanol fires are a quick and easy solution for homeowners looking to change the look of their living space or add a focal point to their home decor. They don't require a flue and don't create dangerous smoke which means you don't need to worry about the build-up of soot on your walls or ceilings.

It doesn't matter if you choose the complete fire suite - such as 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 easy and requires no specialist help. All you have to do is make sure that the wall or ceiling is sturdy enough and follow the guidelines for the specific model.

If you choose a wall-mounted ethanol fireplace they are usually equipped with the fittings that allow them to be hung like a flat-screen TV, or placed in the wall. It will take an experienced professional around an hour to mount the brackets, extensions and find the studs.

You can also choose between automatic and manual bioethanol burning devices. The automatic burner keeps the fuel away from the flames so that it can burn longer without the danger of overheating or running out of. Manual burners work the same as fireplaces, with the exception that you'll require matches or lighters in order to ignite the flames.

When selecting a burner for your bio-ethanol marble fireplace it's worth remembering that the burner needs to be covered by non-combustible material to make sure that nothing comes in contact with the burning fuel. If you don't cover the burner, the fire could overheat and damage the fireplace.

Ethanol fires are an excellent option for people who want to create a striking feature in their home, but don't have the money or time to install a wood or gas fireplace. These are ideal for new or renovated homes where chimney breasts were removed. They don't generate soot or ash, so there's no need for maintenance.

Styles and designs

There are a variety of different styles and designs that bio ethanol fireplaces come in. Some bio ethanol fireplaces feature an old-fashioned wood-burning style and others sport modern and sleek design. Regardless of the style they all offer the same benefits: real flame ambience without fumes or harmful gases.

Ethanol fires can be mounted to the wall or freestanding. Freestanding models are more mobile and can be moved action. In the end, there is no risk of chimney fires that could result from the accumulation of tar or an obstruction in the flue.

A bio-ethanol fireplace doesn't produce numerous particles that could harm the air. This is great for people with allergies or asthma. Another benefit is that there isn't any smoke generated by the fire and, therefore, it doesn't cause a bad smell in the room.

As opposed to a wood-burning fireplace bio ethanol fires don't lose heat through the chimney, which means it can generate a tremendous amount of heat for its size. This lets you keep your furniture near the flame without having to worry about it burning which could be hazardous.

There are several designs available for a bioethanol freestanding fireplace. You can choose a wall-mounted model for modern fireplace, sleek design or a recessed one which will blend in with the style of your home.

Another thing to consider is whether you'd prefer an automatic or a manual burner. A manual burner requires you to ignite the fuel directly from the reservoir while an automated one will automatically light your fire when the tank is empty.

When you're done using your bio-ethanol fireplace, it is essential to let the flames completely burn out and to wait until the burner has cooled before refueling. If you don't do this, the ethanol could evaporate and you'll need to start again.

The majority of manufacturers advise that you allow at least 45 minutes between refilling your fire, so that you have plenty of time to safely extinguish the flames and ensure all materials that are flammable are kept away from the fire. In addition, it's recommended to store any spare ethanol fuel somewhere out of reach of pets and children to prevent any accidents from happening.

Easy maintenance

The bioethanol fuel is put into the burner and then ignited. The flame and heat produced by the burning fuel can be controlled with a slider. (Not all models have this feature). By altering the amount of oxygen is pumped into the fire, you can alter the speed at which the fuel is burned and how high the flame burns.

The soot that is produced from the combustion of fuel is easily removed using a the help of a soft clean cloth. The only other requirement for maintenance is to ensure that the fireplace is filled with the correct fuel and ensuring it is not too far from any flammable objects or supplies.

Another advantage of bio ethanol fires is that you can set them almost anywhere without worrying about chimney regulations or building regulations. This gives you great flexibility in the design of your home and also where you would like to enjoy the warmth of your fireplace. You could even choose to have a free-standing model that can be moved from room to room.

Wall-mounted bioethanol fireplaces can be simple to install, and certain models allow you to rotate the unit by 180 degrees, allowing you to the flame and heat to be directed into the desired part of the room. You can even put a remote control onto certain designs to have full control from the couch.

Many wall-mounted bioethanol fireplaces are equipped with brackets that enable them to be fixed to an unfinished ceiling or a an inclined one. Installing the fireplace wherever you like is possible, but you can still utilize the remote control to shut it off, adjust flame height and set the temperature.

When you're not using your ethanol fireplace, make sure to turn it off and keep it away from any flammable objects or materials. Do not add any fuel into the burner until the burner has reached the temperature of room temperature. Be cautious when handling it as it is extremely hot.