Bio-Ethanol Fires

Bio-ethanol fireplaces aren't only restricted to chimneys, and can be installed anywhere. They don't create smoke, ash or dangerous gases.

These fires run on bio-fuel that is sustainable and made from crops specifically grown for use in this kind of fire. Bio-ethanol is a renewable source of energy that reduces carbon emissions by swapping fossil fuel for renewable energy sources.

Safety Tips

Ethanol fireplaces are an excellent alternative for those looking to bring real flame warmth to their home without the need for an old-fashioned log-burning stove or chimney. They work on a fuel called bio ethanol which is a green and renewable alternative to wood and gas. Although there are some security issues to be aware of, these can be minimised by a little caution and understanding.

It is essential to follow the manufacturer's instructions when fueling your bioethanol fire and lighting it. This includes the distances between your fireplace and nearby burning materials and the correct use of equipment for extinguishing fires.

Bioethanol Fire Insert is flammable and it is not recommended for consumption by children or pets. When using the fireplace, maintain a distance of at most 1 metre and ensure that any accessories or clothing aren't too close to it.

If any ethanol liquid comes in contact with your eyes or skin It is recommended to clean it up immediately. If you inhale it then you should seek medical attention as it can cause a number of serious health conditions.

Make sure to use the ethanol burner only when using the approved 'eNRG liquid ethanol. Other fuels, like gels can affect the safety of the burner, and could void the warranty.

A second important tip is not to move the bio-ethanol fireplace when it is still lit. This could cause ethanol to spill and ignite inside the tank, creating an fire risk. Additionally it is recommended to wait until the fire has stopped completely before refilling.

Like all fireplaces it is crucial to keep the fire clear of anything that can ignite, including furniture and curtains. It is also recommended to put the fire in a room that has adequate ventilation, in order to keep smoke from accumulating and to keep the air fresh. This will safeguard your pets, family members and guests. It is also recommended to have an extinguisher for class B at home in case an accident occurs.

Fuel

A specific fuel is required to run ethanol fires. The liquid, also known as bio-ethanol or ecoethanol, is poured in the burner and then ignited to create a fire. This flame creates heat, creating warm air and adding ambience to your home.

The fuel is derived from renewable sources like sugarcane or corn. This makes it an eco friendly alternative to fossil fuels such as oil and coal. It also uses less chemicals than other types of fuel which makes it more healthy.

In contrast to wood-burning fires, bio-ethanol fireplaces produce a small amount of ash and do not smoke as they burn. This makes them much more convenient to use than traditional fireplaces, and does not require any chimney or flue. Additionally, bio-ethanol fires are more adaptable and don't need to be protected by a safe distance like you would with a wood or gas burning fire.

You can choose between gel or liquid bioethanol fuels based on the type of burner and appliance you own. The manual that came with your appliance will provide the type of fuel you can use and how to refill it. Keep any extra fuel in a safe location, away from flammables and children or pets.

Bio ethanol, while it is a greener alternative to other fuels however, still emits carbon dioxide upon combustion. Some critics also argue that crops grown for the purpose of producing ethanol fuel divert resources from food production. Although these concerns are valid, the advantages of using a bio-ethanol fuel outweigh these issues.

It is important to check the burner for signs that it has been damaged or worn. Check that the flame opening is clear and free of construction materials. Lift the lid of the burner and pour fuel into it with a funnel after you are sure that the burner has been examined. When refilling, be sure not to exceed the maximum "max line" indicated on the burner's surface.

A single ethanol tank can last anywhere from one to ten hours, depending on how big the burner and flame are. Certain ethanol burners have automatic refill functions that turn off the flame and refill automatically when needed. This can save time.

Burner

Freestanding bio ethanol fires are great to create a cozy space without the necessity of chimneys or flues. Certain models can be positioned on the wall, while others are designed to be fireplace inserts with zero clearance which can be installed in non-combustible surrounds just like a gas fire. This enables an insulated, custom-built fire to be placed in a variety of indoor or outdoor areas.

The most important element to the success of a bio ethanol fire is the burner, that is designed to effectively burn ethyl ethanol, also known as 'biofuel fireplaces'. This liquid fuel is derived from plant byproducts and other crops such as corn, sugarcane potatoes, rapeseed and more recently fruit, such as grapes, pomegranates and bananas. The liquid fuel is distilled, filtered and packaged.

When the fuel is burned it evaporates and produces an imitation flame that resembles the heat generated by real wood or gas fireplaces. This flame is incredibly efficient and produces more than enough heat for the average home, which means you can enjoy an open flame without any smoke or harmful emissions.

Bioethanol can be easily refueled with fuel bottles, in contrast to a gas fireplace. The bottles of fuel are flammable and so you need to be careful when refilling the bio-fire.

All of our bio-ethanol fireplaces go through rigorous testing by TUV to ensure they comply with strict safety regulations. This means you can rest that you're buying a secure and efficient product that will provide years of warmth and comfort. In addition our bio ethanol fireplaces are designed to be stylish as they are functional and allow you to create an elegant focal point to any space in your home. It will elevate your interior design and enhance the appearance of your property.

Accessories

If you're looking for a fireplace that can add style and warmth to your space without the fuss of electrical connections or the installation of a chimney, a bio-ethanol fire is the ideal choice. These fireplaces don't need a flue and they work by using a specially designed burner to burn the ethanol fuel. These fireplaces are also odorless and produce little smoke or soot.

These fireplaces are growing in popularity because they are easy to install, flexible and great for indoor spaces. There are a variety of different designs to pick from, including free standing models, as well as wall mounted models. They are usually made up of two parts which are a frame and a burner.

The bio ethanol that you'll be burning in your new fireplace will come in the form of a liquid or gel and is a sustainable resource sourced from potato and corn. It is made from the left over parts of these plants after the food industry has taken what they require. Ethanol burns quickly and cleanly. It leaves no soot, ash or residue.

Since they don't require an exhaust pipe, bioethanol fires can be used in areas which are not feasible with traditional chimneys like apartments, and even outside. They are therefore the perfect choice for summer houses as well as conservatories and shepherds huts.

Ethanol fires aren't just an excellent choice for a fireplace however, they're also affordable. A full fireplace suite like the Mano Mano Adam Solus Fireplace Suite in Oak with Colorado Bioethanol Fire, for example, can be purchased from Wayfair for PS569 and will surely transform any space!

The range of accessories is growing as demand for these fireplaces expands. There are a myriad of accessories to make your fireplace more attractive and practical. Some of these are included with certain products, so check the details carefully.