What Are Fire Suites?

Fire suites include hearths, surrounds and other components of a fireplace. They create a stunning centrepiece for your living space and enhance the beauty of a electric or gas fireplace.

Aluminized suits reflect radiant heat, while providing insulation against high temperatures. They are commonly found in areas such as steel mills or welding operations. Selecting the right protective suit is an issue of determining the degree of risk your workers may face.

Gas

Gas fire sets offer an elegant and modern electric fireplace With mantel version of fireplace design, and offer the benefit of flame effect and heat output. They can be put in homes that have chimneys. They can also be used in homes with precast flues. They can be affixed to the wall or incorporated into a hearth.

These types of fires are powered by a natural gas supply that is connected to either your central heating system, or an external propane tank. To ensure that your gas installation is secure, you should work with an engineer who is certified.

The Waney Ashford Solid Oak Gas Fire Suite blends rustic charm with traditional design and features the full Waney Ashford Solid Oak Fireplace and complemented by the classic Pureglow Blenheim Gas Fire to add character and warmth to your home. This suite is suitable for homes that have pre-cast flues that are made of bricks or concrete walls.

For those with an unflattering wall, a hole in the wall with a gas fireplace may be the perfect solution. These gas fires are wall-mounted and work with LPG or natural gas. They usually come with radiant bars and are ideal for producing plenty of heat. They are usually with large control handles that are easy to use for those who are disabled in mobility.

Another type of gas fire is a balanced flue, that can be fitted to homes that have chimneys. These fires are powered by natural gas that is transported from the ground via an extensive network of seven reception points on the coast that are also referred to "beach terminals". From there the gas is transported to your home, where it's used for heating and any by-products are vented directly back outside.

A third type of gas fire is vented or non-vented. Vented gas fireplaces can be erected within your existing chimney, or a metal chimney constructed by an industry-specific manufacturer. The exhaust is pushed outside via an elongated lining or a single pipe inside the chimney breast. Non-vented fires, however, utilize a hotbox to produce an effect of flame. The heat is then transferred through your room's air and out of the chimney breast.

Electric

Electric fire suites are ideal for those who want the appearance of a fireplace but do not wish to have the hassle of chimneys, flues or any other structural work. Installing them is simple because they are flush against the wall and plug into an electrical outlet. They are available in a wide variety of styles from modern to traditional and are extremely versatile.

Unlike gas fires, electric fire suites do not emit heat but instead use the technology known as "flame effect" to recreate the look of real flames and smoke. They do this by with LED lights and mirrors to create an authentic glow. Some of the more advanced models make use of water vapor and colored lighting to create glowing flames that appear holographic. This is a very popular option, and it can be quite realistic.

Electric fire suites come in many different styles including wall-mounted and inset. The Elgin & Hall Chollerton electric suite is an inset design that features an impressive glass front and is available in a fashionable Black Nickel or Chrome contemporary finish. This is perfect for any modern or contemporary living room. Elgin & Hall Vitalia, the most realistic electric fireplace with mantel luxurious marble electric suite, is available. It features fine detailing and a stepped design with an angle that can work in a modern or traditional living room.

Certain of the more sophisticated electric fire suites also offer thermostatic usage and timer options. They can be programmed to shut off automatically following a specified time or when the room is at the desired temperature. This saves energy and money because the room is only heated when it is needed.

When choosing an electric fire, you must be aware of the kind of fireplace you want. A few of our customers prefer to pair their fire suite with an edging and hearth, while others choose a simple mantelpiece or an open fronted electric fire. The style of electric fireplace that you select will have a significant impact on the overall appearance and feel of your home.

We offer a variety of electric fire suite and surround suites, including the Flamerite Luma. This stunning suite features a stunning Pureglow Electric Fire with either a Black Granite hearth or Marfil Marble back panel. Another option that is great is the Flamerite Jaeger 1020, a wall-mounted electric suite that can be fixed flat against any wall in your home. It has a sleek, smooth finish and is easy to install.

Solid Fuel

Solid fuel fire suites add that traditional, cosy style to your home. The flickering flames of coal or real wood logs create a warm glow that is calming. This kind of fireplace is extremely popular particularly during winter months when a real flame can help reduce your energy bill.

Solid fuel furnaces are ideal for larger rooms because they provide central heating and hot water running. This system uses a wood burner pellet heater or a coal fired stove to warm air. The heated air is circulated through a heating system around the house and blown through vents into room ducting.

A solid fuel fire requires a grate and an ash pan beneath the fire, and an exhaust chimney to eliminate the gas and smoke. A chimney has to be lined with a suitable product and must be in compliance with the relevant regulations. The fire suit should be installed by a technician who is certified and regularly inspected to ensure safety and efficiency. The accumulation of creosote in the chimney is the main cause of fire in solid fuel appliances. Proper maintenance and care are therefore vital.

Solid fireplaces with fuel are more costly to run. However, a wide range of designs and fuel options are available to suit any interior design.

Many customers are interested in a multi-combination fire suite that can be used with either a gas fire or a solid fuel fire. This isn't currently possible as the two types of fire work in different ways.

To ensure safe burning it is essential to choose dried and seasoned logs. This will make the fuel burn more efficiently as less moisture is lost when burning off. It is also important to avoid burning wet or green logs as these can cause a build up of creosote and lead to chimney fires. A matured log will produce more heat than a log that is raw, and so is worth the extra investment.

Verine

The Verine Meridian deluxe fire suite is a great option for your home due to the stunning limestone surround which adds to the look. The gas fire itself has a net efficiency of up to 75%, making it an excellent choice for your energy bills. It also has a Flame Supervision device and Oxygen Depletion Sensor that work in tandem to ensure safety.

Manufactured in the UK for 45 years, Verine is a brand with real heritage and quality. Their products are constantly pushing the boundaries of gas fire technology So you can be sure that you'll be receiving the best quality product when you choose a Verine.

The commitment to innovation by the company is evident in their assortments of contemporary gas fireplaces with glass fronts. They're designed to seamlessly integrate into your home and you can easily customize them with a wide range of trims, frets, and fascias. There's no better option to finish off your home than with fuel beds that provide the highest temperature output.

Verine gas fires are known for their energy efficiency, and this model is no different. It comes with a glass front to increase its efficiency, and comes with a stunning coal or log fuel bed. It comes with a remote control option which makes it more practical.

This high-efficiency fireplace from Verine is perfect for a period home, and its realistic effect can help you create a classic look in your living space. This gas fireplace has a heat output that is suitable for most homes. It can be controlled either manually or remotely.

Verine's Orbis HE gas fireplace is an impressive piece of engineering. Its 86.3% efficiency rating and 4kW of heat output will awe you. You can also pick from a range of trims and frets for your fireplace. This means you can transform your fireplace into a unique piece of furniture that is perfectly matched to your interior.