Bio Ethanol Fireplaces

Ethanol fireplaces are great for bringing a cozy feel to any space without the expense of structural work or gas supply. They are the safest kind of fire available.

If you only use bio-ethanol fuel that is specifically designed for your fire and you follow all safety instructions then your fireplace will be operating in a safe manner.

Installation is easy

Ethanol fireplaces are a simple and quick option for homeowners looking to revamp their living space or add a focal point to their home decor. They don't require a flue and they don't produce dangerous smoke, so you don't have to worry about the build-up of soot on your walls or ceilings.

It doesn't matter if you choose 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 an independent model that can be moved from room to room (such as the Planika Petit, PS191) Installation is easy and does not require any assistance from a specialist. It is all you have to do is sure that the ceiling or wall is sturdy and follow the instructions of the model you choose.

If you choose a wall-mounted ethanol fireplace they are usually equipped with the fittings that allow them to be either hung as a flat-screen television or placed in the wall. You'll have to locate the studs and fit the brackets and extensions, but it shouldn't take more than an hour for a professional to do so.

You can also choose between manual and automatic bioethanol burning devices. A burner that is automated will keep the fuel away from the flames, ensuring it will burn longer without risk of running out or overheating. Manual burners operate similar to a fireplace insert, except that you will need matches or lighters to light the flames.

It's important to remember 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 don't cover the burner, the flame could overheat and damage the fireplace.

Ethanol fireplaces are a great option for people who want to create a dramatic focal point in their home, but don't have the budget or time to install gas or wood fireplaces. They're the perfect choice for new homes and renovations where chimney breasts have been removed. They don't produce soot or ash, so there's no maintenance issues.

Styles and designs

There are a variety of different styles and designs that bio-ethanol fireplaces are available in. Some bio ethanol fireplaces have the traditional wood-burning ap a crucial factor for many people, and it is something to consider when choosing an upgrade to your fireplace.

No flue

The big advantage that bio ethanol fires have over traditional gas or wood fires is that they don't need a flue to operate. As a result, there is no risk of chimney fires that can be caused by the build-up of tar, or a blockage in the flue.

A bio-ethanol fireplace also doesn't produce a lot of particulates that can damage the air quality, which is great news for those suffering from allergies or asthma. Another benefit is that there is no smoke generated by the fire which means it doesn't produce an unpleasant smell in the room.

Bioethanol fireplaces produce lots of heat, compared to wood burning fires. This allows you to keep your furniture close to the flame without having to worry about it catching on fire and causing danger.

There are many designs to choose from for a bio-ethanol freestanding fireplace. You can select a wall-mounted model for an elegant, ethanol fireplaces modern appearance or a recessed unit that blends into the design of your room.

A manual or automatic burner is a different thing to think about. A manual burner requires you to ignite the fuel from the reservoir. An automatic burner will automatically light the fire after the tank is completely empty.

It is crucial to allow the flames to completely burn out and wait until the burner cools down before refilling. In the event that you don't the ethanol will evaporate and you'll need to start again.

Most manufacturers suggest waiting at least 45 minutes prior to refilling your fire. This will give you enough time to safely remove the flames, and remove any flammable materials from the fire. To avoid any accidents, store any remaining fuel ethanol away from the reach of children and pets.

Easy maintenance

The bioethanol fuel is poured into the burner, and then lit. As the fuel burns, it creates the appearance of a flame and the heat can be adjusted using a slider (not all designs include this feature). By adjusting the amount of oxygen that is fed to the fire, you can change the speed at which the fuel burns and the intensity of the flame.

As the fuel burns it produces a small amount of soot, which is easily cleaned by wiping the fireplace with a soft cloth. The only other maintenance required is to ensure that the burner is properly fueled and ensuring that it's a safe distance away from any flammable objects or other equipment.

Bio-ethanol fireplaces are simple to install and you don't need to worry about chimneys or fireplace building codes. This gives you a lot of flexibility in the design of your home and the location you wish to enjoy the warmth of your fireplace. You can also choose a freestanding fireplace that can be moved.

Wall-mounted bio ethanol fireplaces can be incorporated into walls easily, and certain models can be turned 180 degrees so you can move the flame and heat to the desired location of your room. You can also mount remote controls on some designs to take full control from the couch.

A majority of wall-mounted bioethanol fireplaces come with brackets that allow them to be affixed to an unfinished ceiling or a an inclined one. Installing the fireplace wherever you'd like is possible however, you can still make use of the remote control to shut it off or adjust the flame's height and adjust the temperature.

When you're not using your ethanol fireplace, make sure to shut it off and keep it away from any flammable items or materials. Also, don't add fuel to the burner until it has cooled to room temperature and always be careful when handling the burner as it is extremely hot.