Bio Ethanol Log Burner

Ethanol fires are the most popular substitutes for open and log burning stoves as they emit a beautiful flame and do not require the construction of chimneys or flues. They are also a more environmentally friendly alternative.

Finding and storing firewood, cleaning up the ash from the fireplace and cleaning it are not easy tasks and are unnecessary when you have a bioethanol fireplace that is freestanding.

No Smoke

Bio ethanol logs are non-smoke and clean burning like their name suggests. They're a great alternative to traditional wood-burning stoves and open fires. The primary advantage of a bioethanol fireplace is that it doesn't need an chimney or flue unlike a traditional open flame or fireplace.

Since they're based on modern sustainable, renewable fuels (ethanol) as opposed to fossil fuels created by prehistoric biological processes, bio-ethanol is a sustainable and renewable resource. It is also a cost-effective substitute to natural gases for central heating.

You can enjoy your new flame by simply pouring ethanol into the burner and then lighting it. The burner can be filled with fuel at the point that the flames begin to fade so that you can enjoy your bio-ethanol flame for a long time. When you are ready to end the cosy glow, just put the closing rod on the burner to starve it of oxygen.

Additionally, bio-ethanol fires are odorless The only scent that can be associated with their burning is a faint smell when you first light your burner, or when you turn it off like the scent of a candle. Furthermore, you can pick from a variety of odourless bio-ethanol fuels with added (environmentally sustainable!) You can choose from a wide range of bio-ethanol fuels with no odor that have been added (environmentally green!)

If you're thinking of installing an open-air or wall-mounted bio-ethanol fire, it's important to think about the layout of your home and whether it's got enough ventilation. The bio-ethanol stoves we sell come with an integrated fan to help with this, but it's still recommended to have ventilation in your home anyway, particularly in occupied rooms like the lounge or bedroom.

Our bio-ethanol burners are made to be as simple to install as is possible and can be used in modern self-builds without compromising airtightness by needing the chimney. Also, our bio-ethanol fireplaces, which are designed to be wall mounted can be easily secured on an even surface and can even be installed into alcoves.

No Chimney

You can experience the real flames and heat of an ethanol fire without the need to install chimneys or flues. They can be set up as freestanding fireplaces or built-in stoves for new construction or they can be easily fitted into existing houses and flats where there are no chimneys. There are also many styles to choose from, such as traditional wood burning stoves and more contemporary log burner indoor burners.

All of our bio-ethanol fireplaces have a special media that appears to be cloth or cotton-like in appearance. It is designed to absorb the liquid ethanol fuel to ensure that only the vapors are released to ignite. This is to ensure safety and to improve the appearance of the flame and slow the consumption rate.

The combustion process doesn't produce fumes, so it doesn't pollute the atmosphere in the same way as solid fuels or gas fires. There is no need for ventilation because there is no smoke or ash, and there are no harmful by-products like particulates are released into the air.

Bio ethanol fireplaces are an excellent option for those who want to experience the appearance and feel of a wood burning stove but do not have an chimney or is too costly to put in. They can be used to heat rooms or together with radiators or underfloor heating. They provide warmth and the look of rooms that could not be heated in normal circumstances or in situations where a fireplace isn't practical.

A single litre will last for 3 hours with full power. It can also offer up to 1.4kW which is enough to warm a space to 20 degrees Celsius. It is crucial not to add fuel to an active fire and to wait for the burner to cool before refilling.

No Carbon Dioxide

Ethanol is a sustainable, green and sustainable energy source. It produces no harmful sparks or gases. This makes it one of the most environmentally efficient heating methods available today. However, it's important to recognize that no fire is carbon-free, and even electricity produces some CO2 when produced by power stations. Bioethanol fireplaces emit considerably less CO2 than wood burning stoves and gas fires because they don't require a chimney or flue.

In addition to decreasing the impact on our environment, using a bioethanol burner will also save you money. The ethanol fuel is priced less than wood or gas. This is a cost-effective way to heat your home. Bioethanol log burners also have the added benefit of being extremely simple to operate. Simply pour the fuel made of ethanol into the burner and then light it. Certain bio ethanol fire places feature a mechanism that slides to put out flames once you're done with the fireplace.

Another advantage of a bio fireplace is that it can be installed in any room in your house, whereas traditional fireplaces are limited by their location since they require a flue or chimney. The absence of restrictions in terms of placement and design allows you to create a beautiful centrepiece for your room without compromising on heat output.

You can add to the look of your bio-ethanol fireplace with a decorative chimney, if desired. This can provide an older-style appearance to the fireplace, and will allow you to create the classic wood stove look that many are looking for.

Like any fire one should be aware that a bioethanol fireplace should always be surrounded by a safe distance and should never be left unattended. It is also crucial to read and follow the user's guide and safety guidelines prior to lighting your fire. It is also essential to keep an ethanol fuel supply in your home, as it could take 15-30 minutes for a bio ethanol fireplace to get heated and begin producing real flames.

No Ash

Bio ethanol fires create real flames that generate heat, and do so without harmful emissions or smoke. They are a great option for people suffering from asthma or allergies who want an environment that is cozy.

Bio fires don't require chimney or flue, and can be put in a newly built home or in an existing fireplace. Because they do not need to be vented and are not required to be vented, there is no need to apply for permission to plan. They are a safe alternative to wood and gas stoves. Additionally, since they burn so efficiently, they are more efficient than traditional fireplaces.

The bio ethanol fireplace is easy to maintain and does not emit any unpleasant smells when it burns. Bioethanol fireplaces are simple to use. Fill the tray with fuel and light it. They will burn until the fuel is all gone or until they're turned off. Unlike traditional log-burning fires, they don't produce smoke or ash, and you can leave them unattended for hours.

The duration of bioethanol fuel depends on the setting of the heat, and the brightness of the flames. One litre of fuel should last about 4 hours at the highest heat or 8 hours on the lowest setting. The fuel will remain in the bio-fire until you are ready to be used again.

It is crucial to never add any other fuel or material to the burner when using a Bio Fire. It is also vital to read and follow the user manual & safety guidelines prior to using the product. You should wait at least 15-20 minutes after the fire has been put out to refill the tank that fuels your bio-ethanol fireplace.

A freestanding bio-ethanol fireplace can be a great addition to any home. Many of our designs include various add-ons which enhance and complete the look. For example, you can purchase decorative chimneys for your bio ethanol fireplace to give it that authentic wood-burning stove appearance. You can also purchase garden log burner [Nnpapw Macple Co published a blog post] sets to complete your fireplace's classic wood fire look. Certain bioethanol fireplaces even have protective covers that safeguard the fire when it is not being used.