Bio-Ethanol Fires

In contrast to traditional fireplaces that burn wood bio-ethanol fireplaces can be placed anywhere without the requirement for flues. They don't release harmful fumes smoke, ash or fumes.

The fires are powered by bio-fuel that is sustainable and made from plants that are specially cultivated for use in this type of fire. Bio-ethanol is a renewable source of energy that reduces carbon emissions by converting fossil fuel for a renewable energy source.

Safety Tips

Ethanol fires are an excellent alternative for those looking to provide real flame heat to their homes without the need for a chimney or traditional log burning stove. They operate on bioethanol, a type of fuel 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 with a little care and understanding.

Like any other fire, it is important to follow the manufacturer's guidelines to refuel and light your bio-ethanol fireplace. This includes the clearance distances to nearby burning materials and the proper use of equipment for extinguishing fires.

Bioethanol is highly 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 clothes or accessories aren't too close to it.

In the event that any ethanol liquid does come into contact with skin or eyes, clean them immediately. If it is inhaled you should seek medical attention immediately because it could cause serious health conditions.

Always use the ethanol burner only with approved 'e-NRG' liquid ethanol. Other fuels, for instance gels, can impact the safety of the burner, and could invalidate the warranty.

Another important point is to not move the bio-ethanol fireplace while it is still lit. This could cause ethanol to spill and ignite inside the tank, creating the risk of a fire. In addition it is recommended to wait until the fire has cooled completely before refilling the tank.

Like all fireplaces it is crucial to keep the burner clear of anything that can ignite like curtains and furniture. You should also put the fireplace in a space with adequate ventilation to prevent smoke buildup and to keep the air clean. This will safeguard your pets, family members and guests. You should also keep a class B fire extinguisher in your home, just in case any accidents happen.

Fuel

Ethanol fires require an additional fuel in order to function. Often referred to as eco-ethanol or bio-ethanol The liquid is added to the burner, and then ignited to produce an ember. This flame heats up the room and provides warmth to your home.

The fuel is made from renewable sources like corn or sugarcane. This makes it a more environmentally friendly alternative to fossil fuels, such as oil and coal. It also requires less chemicals than other types of fuel, making it more healthy.


Bio-ethanol fireplaces do not produce smoke or ash, unlike wood-burning fires. This makes them much more convenient to use than traditional fireplaces, and does not require a chimney or flue. Bio-ethanol fires are also more versatile and don't require to be enclosed by a safe distance as you would with a gas or wood burning fire.

You can choose from gel or liquid bioethanol according to your appliance and the type of burner. The instruction manual that came with your appliance will provide the type of fuel you can use and the process to refill it. Make sure you have plenty of space to store any extra fuel away from flame-prone materials and out of the reach of children or pets.

While bioethanol is a more environmentally friendly alternative to other fuels, it still releases carbon dioxide when it is burned. Some critics also assert that crops grown to produce ethanol fuel are a waste of food production resources. While these concerns are valid, the benefits of using a bioethanol fire outweigh these issues.

It is crucial to inspect the burner for indications that it has been damaged or worn. Make sure that the flame opening is clean and free of debris or construction material. After you're sure that the burner is in good condition close the lid and pour fuel into the burner via funnel. Be sure to not exceed the "max line" on the burner's surface when refilling.

A typical fill of ethanol will last one to 10 hours, depending on the size of the burner as well as the flame. Certain ethanol burners come with automatic refill functions that shut off the flame and automatically refuel when needed and save time.

Burner

Freestanding bio-ethanol fires can be used to create a warm atmosphere without the need of a flue or chimney. They are also extremely versatile, with some models able to be mounted into a wall, whereas others are designed as zero-clearance fireplace inserts which can be put into non-combustible enclosures in the same way that gas fireplaces are. This allows an built, custom-built, and insulated fire to be used in a variety of indoor and outdoor areas.

The burner is crucial to the efficiency and success of a bio-ethanol flame. It is specifically designed to burn ethylalchohol or 'biofuel' efficiently. This liquid fuel comes from plants like corn, sugarcane, and rapeseed. It also comes from potatoes, grapes, the pomegranates and bananas. The liquid fuel is then refined, distilled and packaged.

When the fuel is burned, it vaporizes and creates a fake flame that mimics warmth produced by real gas or wood fireplaces. This flame is incredibly efficient and can provide sufficient heating for a typical home, which means you can enjoy an open flame without any smoke, ash or harmful emissions.

In comparison to a gas fire bio ethanol fire is able to be switched on and off at the flick of a switch and can be easily re-fuelled with a bottle of fuel. However there is a degree of dexterity required to refill a bio fire as the bottles are flammable, so it is essential to be aware and ensure that they are cool before touching them.

Each of our bio-ethanol fireplaces is subject to rigorous tests by the TUV in order to ensure they comply with strict safety standards. This means you can be sure that you're purchasing a reliable and effective product that will give you years of warmth and comfort. As an added benefit, our bio ethanol fires are designed to be as fashionable as they are functional, allowing you to add an elegant focal point to any space in your home that will elevate your interior design and enhance the appearance of your property.

Accessories

If you're seeking a fireplace that will add design and warmth to your space without the hassle of electrical connections or installing a chimney, a bio ethanol fire is the perfect solution. These fireplaces do not require a chimney and operate by burning ethanol fuel using a specially-designed burner. They're also odorless and produce very little soot or smoke.

These fireplaces are growing in popularity due to their ease to install, flexible and great for indoor spaces. There are bio ethanol fuel fireplace that include wall-mounted and free-standing models. They typically come in two parts, namely the frame and the 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 renewable resource that comes from corn and potatoes. It's made from the leftovers of these plants after the food industry has gotten what they require. Ethanol burns quickly and cleanly. It leaves no dust, ash or soot.

Bioethanol fireplaces are a great alternative to traditional chimneys. They can be installed in apartments, or outdoors. They are the ideal choice for summer houses, conservatories, and shepherds huts.

Ethanol-burning fires aren't just the best choice for a fireplace however, they're also affordable. Wayfair offers complete fireplace suites like 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 the market for these fireplaces expands. You can find a variety of accessories that can make your fireplace more stylish and functional. Review the information on certain products to determine whether they have these items.