Bio-Ethanol Fires

Unlike traditional wood burning fireplaces bio-ethanol fireplaces can be installed anywhere, without the necessity of flues. They do not emit harmful gases, smoke or ash.

They operate on a bio fuel, a sustainable source of energy which is made from plants specifically cultivated for the purpose of being used in these kinds of fires. Using bio-ethanol reduces carbon emissions by swapping fossil fuel for a renewable energy source.

Safety Tips

Ethanol fires are a great alternative for those looking to bring real flame warmth to their homes without the need for a chimney or traditional stoves that burn logs. Bioethanol is a renewable and sustainable alternative to wood and gas. While there are a few safety concerns to be aware of, these can be minimized with a little care and awareness.

As with any fire, it's important to follow the manufacturer's guidelines for refuelling and lighting your bio ethanol fireplace. This will include the distances of clearance to burning materials and the proper usage of equipment to extinguish fires.

Bioethanol is flammable, and is not recommended to consume it by pets or children. When using a fireplace, maintain a distance of at least 1 metres and make sure that any accessories or clothing are not too close to it.

If any ethanol liquid comes into contact with your eyes or skin It is recommended to clean it up immediately. If it is inhaled you must seek medical attention since it could trigger several serious health problems.

Make sure you use only the 'eNRG' liquid alcohol approved by the manufacturer. Utilizing other fuels like gels can affect the operation and safety of the burner, and could invalidate the warranty of the manufacturer.

A second tip is not to move the bio-ethanol fireplace when it is lit. In this way, the ethanol fireplace insert to leak out of the tank and ignite, which can result in a fire hazard. It is also recommended to wait until the fire is cool completely before refilling.

Like any fireplace, it is essential to keep the flame away from anything that could ignite, including furniture and curtains. It is also recommended to place the fireplace in a place with adequate ventilation to prevent smoke buildup and keep the air fresh. This will protect your family, guests and pets. You should also keep an extinguisher for fires of class B in your home in case something goes wrong.

Fuel

A specific fuel is required for operating ethanol fires. Often referred to as eco-ethanol fireplace insert or bio-ethanol, the liquid is put into the burner, and then ignited to create the flame. This flame creates heat, creating warm air and adding ambiance to your home.

The fuel is made of renewable sources like sugarcane or corn. This makes it a more green alternative to fossil fuels like coal or oil. It also requires less chemicals than other types of fuel which makes it more healthy.

Bio-ethanol fireplaces do not produce smoke or ash, as opposed to wood-burning fires. This makes them more convenient to use and don't require a chimney or flue. Bio-ethanol fires can be utilized in a variety ways and don't require a safe distance from them, like a gas or wood burning fire.

You can select between bioethanol that is either gel or liquid depending on the type of appliance you have and burner type. The manual that came with your fireplace should indicate which fuel you can use and how to refill it. Make sure you have plenty of space to store the extra fuel away from flame-prone substances and out of reach of pets or children.

Bioethanol, though a more environmentally-friendly alternative to other fuels, still produces carbon dioxide upon combustion. In addition, some critics claim 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 indoor-based fire far outweigh the disadvantages.

Before refilling a bio-ethanol fuel it is essential to examine the burner for indications of wear or damage. Verify that the flame openings are clear and free of any debris or construction materials. When you're satisfied that the burner is in good shape close the lid and pour the fuel into the burner through a funnel. When refilling, ensure not to exceed the maximum "max line" indicated on the burner's surface.

A single ethanol tank can last anywhere between one and ten hours dependent on how big the flame and burner are. Some ethanol burners are equipped with automatic refill features, which shut off the flame and refill automatically when required. This helps to save time.

Burner

Freestanding bio ethanol fires are perfect for creating a cosy space without the requirement for a chimney or flue. Some models can be mounted on a wall while others are designed to be fireplace inserts with zero clearance that can be put in non-combustible enclosures, as a gas fire would be. This allows a custom built-in fully insulated fireplace to be created within a variety of indoor or outdoor areas, from the hearth of a modern living room to an outdoor entertaining space.

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

As the fuel burns it vaporises and creates an artificial flame that is reminiscent of the heat generated by a real wood or gas fire. This flame is extremely efficient and produces enough heat to heat the average home.

Bio ethanol can be easily refueled using fuel bottles, which is not the case with gas fireplaces. The bottles of fuel are flammable, so it is important to be aware when refilling the bio fire.

Each of our bio-ethanol fireplaces is subject to rigorous tests by the TUV to ensure that they meet strict safety standards. You can be assured that you're buying a product that is safe and reliable and will provide warmth and comfort for a number of years to come. Bioethanol fireplaces are stylish as they're practical. They'll be an accent to your home and elevate the interior design.

Accessories

If you're looking for a fireplace which will add design and warmth to your home without the fuss of electrical connections or the installation of a chimney, a bioethanol fire is the best choice. They don't require a flue and they work with a specially-designed burner to burn ethanol fuel. They also have no odor, and produce very little smoke or soot.

These types of fireplaces are becoming more and more popular because they're extremely adaptable, easy to set up and are great for use in indoor ethanol fireplaces spaces. There are many different designs that include free-standing and wall-mounted models. They typically consist of two parts which are a frame and a burner.

The bioethanol you'll be burning in your fireplace is a gel or liquid that is made from potatoes and corn. It's renewable energy. It's made from the leftover parts of these plants after the food industry has gotten what they need. Ethanol is quickly and efficiently combusts leaving no soot nor the ash behind, and is far safer than traditional wood-burning fireplaces.

Because they don't require a flue, bio ethanol fires can be used in areas which are not possible with a traditional chimney like apartments or outside. They are the ideal option for summer homes, conservatories, and shepherds huts.

Ethanol-burning fires aren't just the best choice for a fireplace however, they're also affordable. Wayfair sells complete fireplace suites including the Mano Mano Adam Solus Fireplace Suite in Oak with Colorado Bioethanol Fire for PS569, which will transform any room.

The range of accessories is growing as demand for these fireplaces grows. There are a wide range of accessories that can enhance your fireplace's appearance and functional. Some of them are included with specific products, so make sure you check the specifics carefully.