Indoor Bioethanol Heater

Yes, ethanol fireplaces are safe indoors when used properly in sufficiently sized and ventilated rooms that meet the manufacturer's minimum space requirements.

Bioethanol is a form of alcohol derived from biomass. It is produced through the fermentation of sugars extracted from natural sources such as plants, algae, or surplus wine. The prefix "bio" is added to highlight its environmentally friendly production process. In addition, bioethanol is considered a carbon-neutral fuel since its combustion emits the same amount of CO2 that the plant absorbed during its growth phase. As an alternative to fossil fuels derived from petroleum, bioethanol is widely regarded as a more ecologically responsible choice.

Ethanol fireplaces are very easy to install compared to traditional options, with freestanding models requiring no installation and built-in models needing only basic framing without complex venting or utility connections.

One litre of good quality bioethanol typically costs around €3,60. With an efficient burning system like our bioethanol fireplace , you can expect one litre of bioethanol to burn for an average of 2 hours. When comparing the overall cost of different types of fireplaces, it's important to factor in not only the fuel consumption but also installation costs. When comparing the cost of a bio-ethanol fireplace to that of a gas fireplace, it is often found that a biofire is the more economical option. It's worth noting that combined with the convenience and eco-friendliness it offers, biofires make an attractive choice for many homeowners.