Bio-Ethanol Fires

Bio-ethanol fireplaces are not restricted to chimneys and can be put in any location. They do not emit harmful fumes smoke, ash or fumes.

The fires are powered by a sustainable 'bio-fuel' made from crops specifically grown for this kind of fire. By using bio-ethanol, carbon emissions are reduced because of switching fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.

Safety Tips

Ethanol fires are an excellent alternative for those looking to add real flame heat to their homes without the need for a chimney or traditional stoves made of logs. They are powered by bioethanol, a type of fuel which is a green and renewable alternative to wood and gas. Although there are some safety concerns to be aware of, these can be minimized with a little care and awareness.

It is important to follow the manufacturer's guidelines when refilling your bioethanol fire and lighting it. This includes the clearance distances to nearby combustible material and the correct use of equipment for extinguishing fires.

bioethanol fireplace inserts is flammable and should not be ingested, so it is important to keep it out of reach of children and pets. When using the fireplace, ensure a safe distance of at most 1 metre and ensure that any clothes or accessories aren't too close to it.

If any ethanol liquid comes into contact with the skin or eyes, clean them immediately. If you inhale it, you should seek medical attention as it can cause various serious health conditions.

Make sure to use the ethanol burner only with the approved 'e-NRG liquid ethanol. Other fuels, for instance gels, can impact the safety of the burner, and may void its warranty.

Another important tip is to stay clear of moving the bio ethanol fireplace whilst it is still alight. This could cause ethanol to spill and ignite inside the tank, posing an fire risk. Additionally it is recommended to wait until the fire has stopped completely before refilling the tank.

Like all fireplaces it is important to keep the flame away from anything that could ignite such as curtains and furniture. You should also put the fireplace in a room with adequate ventilation to avoid smoke buildup and to keep the air clean. This will ensure the safety of your pets, family members, and guests. It is also recommended to have an extinguisher for class B at home in case of an accident.

Fuel

A specific fuel is required to operate ethanol fires. The liquid, also referred to as ecoethanol or bio-ethanol, is poured into the burner, and then ignited to produce a flame. This flame warms up the space and provides warmth to your home.

The fuel is derived from renewable resources like corn or sugarcane. This makes it a more environmentally friendly alternative than fossil fuels like coal or oil. It is also healthier than other fuels because it uses less chemicals.

Unlike wood burning fires, bio-ethanol fireplaces produce a small amount of dust and do not emit smoke when they burn. This makes them easier to use than traditional fireplaces and does not require a chimney or a flue. Bio-ethanol fires can be used in a variety of ways and do not require a safe distance from them as a gas or wood burning fire.

You can pick between gel or liquid bio ethanol fuel depending on the type of burner and appliance you have. The instruction manual that came with your fire will tell you the type of fuel you should use and how to refill it. Store any fuel you have left in a safe location away from fire hazards and pets or children.

Although bioethanol is a more eco-friendly alternative to other fuels it still produces carbon dioxide when it is burned. Some critics also claim that the crops used to make fuel for ethanol can divert resources for food production. While these concerns are valid, the advantages of using a bio-ethanol fuel outweigh these concerns.

It is crucial to inspect the burner for indications that it has been damaged or worn. Make sure the flame opening is clean and free of any debris or construction materials. Lift the lid of the burner and fill it with fuel by using a funnel when you are satisfied that the burner has been examined. When refilling, make sure not to go over the maximum "max line" that is marked on the burner's surface.

A single fill of ethanol can last anywhere between one and ten hours, depending on how big the burner and flame are. Certain ethanol burners come with automatic refill functions that will turn the fire off and automatically refill the tank when required to save time.

Burner

Freestanding bio ethanol fires are perfect for creating a warm and cozy space without the requirement for chimneys or flues. Some models can be placed on a wall while others are designed to be zero clearance fireplace inserts which can be installed in non-combustible surrounds, similar to a gas fireplace. This allows an insulated, custom-built fire to be placed in a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces.

The most important element to the success of a bio ethanol fire is the burner, which is designed to efficiently burn ethyl alcohol, also known as 'bio-fuel'. The liquid fuel is made from plant byproducts and crops including sugarcane, corn, potatoes, rapeseed and, more recently, fruit such as grapes, pomegranates and bananas. It's then distilled and filtered before being packaged to be used.

As the fuel burns, it vaporizes and creates a fake flame that mimics heat generated by real fireplaces made of gas or wood. The flame is extremely efficient and provides enough heat to heat an average home.

In comparison to a gas-fire bio ethanol fire is able to be turned on and off at the flick of a switch, and is able to be refillable with a bottle fuel. The bottles of fuel are flammable, so you must be cautious when refilling the bio fire.

All our bio-ethanol fireplaces undergo rigorous tests by the TUV in order to ensure that they adhere to strict safety standards. You can be confident that you're buying a product that is safe and reliable and will provide warmth and comfort for a number of years to come. In addition our bio ethanol fireplaces are designed to be elegant as they are practical, allowing you to add an elegant focal point to any space within your home. They will elevate your interior design and enhance the appearance of your property.

Accessories

A bio ethanol fireplace is the perfect choice if you want to add warmth and beauty to your home without having to deal with chimneys or electrical connections. They don't require a chimney and operate by burning ethanol fuel through special burners. They are also odorless and produce a minimal amount of smoke or soot.

These fireplaces are growing in popularity due to their ease to install, flexible and suitable for indoor areas. There are a variety of different designs to choose from, including free standing models as well as wall-mounted ones. They usually come in two parts: a frame and a burner.

The bio ethanol you will be burning in your fireplace is a gel or liquid that is made from corn and potatoes. It is a renewable resource. It is made from the leftovers of these plants after the food industry takes what they need. Ethanol is quickly and cleanly burned. It doesn't leave any residue, soot or ash.

Since they don't require an exhaust pipe, bioethanol fires are able to be used in locations that aren't possible with a traditional bioethanol fireplace chimney like apartments or outside. They are the ideal option for summer homes, conservatories, and shepherds huts.

Ethanol fires are not only the best choice for a fireplace, but they're also very affordable. Wayfair offers complete fireplace suites, such as the Mano Mano Adam Solus Fireplace Suite in Oak with Colorado Bioethanol Fire for PS569, which will transform any room.

As the demand for these fires grows and so is the variety of accessories available. You can find a variety of accessories that can enhance your fireplace's appearance and practical. Look over the specifications of specific products to determine if they include these items.