FAQ

Yes, Bioethanol fireplaces are safe to burn indoors. Ventless biofireplaces can be safely used because they burn a low quantity of Oxygen that it will not present a hazard. Ethanol fireplaces do in fact produce C02 but this is a byproduct of ANY real fire.

The answer to this question is always no. Ethanol fireplaces do not require the installation of a chimney or the use of one should you already have it – this is because ethanol fires are smokeless. Another benefit this brings is that it gives you a lot of freedom. You can move the fireplace to wherever you want, be it to another room in the home or even if you move house.

They do. They're a great heat source to have in the home, as it also provides a cosy and gentle atmosphere. The heat output of these fires will vary depending on several factors, such as the size of the room, if there are any drafts, etc., but they will always give off real heat.

Bio ethanol is, in essence, alcohol that is produced by the fermentation of carbohydrates, which are typically found in sugar and starch crops (like potatoes). In an increasingly eco-conscious society, the fact that this bio fuel produces 12% less greenhouse gas emissions that diesel, for instance, is one of the reasons for its popularity. Ethanol fuel is produced from raw renewable materials, then, and its main emissions are water vapour, CO2 and heat.