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Bio-Ethanol Fires Bio-ethanol fireplaces aren't limited to chimneys and can be put in any location. They don't emit any harmful fumes smoke, ash or fumes. They run on bio-fuel, a renewable source of energy which is made from plants specifically cultivated for the purpose of being used in these kinds of fires. Bio-ethanol helps reduce carbon emissions by substituting fossil fuel for renewable energy sources. Safety Tips Ethanol fires are an excellent option for people looking to bring real flame warmth to their homes without the need for chimneys or traditional stoves that burn logs. Bio ethanol is a renewable and eco-friendly alternative to gas and wood. While there are a few safety concerns to be aware of, they can be mitigated by a little caution and awareness. It is essential to follow manufacturer's instructions for refilling your bioethanol fire and lighting it. This includes the distance of clearance required to adjacent burning materials as well as the proper use of fire extinguishing tools. bio-fuel fires Fireplaces And Stove is flammable and is not recommended for consumption by children or pets. When using a fireplace, ensure a safe distance of at most 1 metre and ensure that any clothing or accessories are not too close to it. If any ethanol liquid comes in contact with your eyes or skin It is recommended to clean it up immediately. If inhaled then you should seek medical attention as it can cause a number of serious health problems. Make sure to use only the 'eNRG' liquid ethanol approved by the manufacturer. Other fuel types, such as gels, can affect the operation and safe operation of the burner, and could void the manufacturer's warranty. Another important point is to avoid moving the bio-ethanol fireplace when it is lit. In this way, the ethanol to leak out of the tank and ignite, which could cause a fire hazard. It is also recommended to wait until the fire is cool completely before refilling. As with any fireplace it is important to keep the burner away from anything flammable like curtains and furniture. You should also put the fireplace in a space that has good ventilation to avoid smoke buildup and to keep the air clean. This will protect your pets, family members and guests. Also, you should have an extinguisher for class B at home in the event of an accident. Fuel Ethanol fires require a specific fuel to function. Sometimes, it is referred as eco-ethanol or bio ethanol, the liquid is added to the burner, and then ignited to create a flame. This flame heats up the space and provides warmth to your home. The fuel is derived from renewable resources like sugarcane or corn. This makes it an green alternative to fossil fuels such as coal and oil. It also uses fewer chemicals than other types of fuel and is therefore a healthier option. Bio-ethanol fireplaces do not create smoke or ash like wood-burning fires. This makes them much easier to use and doesn't require a chimney or a flue. Bio-ethanol fires can be utilized in a variety ways and do not require a secure distance from them like a wood or gas burning fire. You can choose between gel or liquid bioethanol according to your appliance and burner type. The instruction manual that came with your appliance will specify which fuel you can use and the process to refill it. Make sure you have plenty of space to store the extra fuel away from any flammable materials and out of the reach of pets or children. Bioethanol, although an environmentally friendly alternative to other fuels than others nevertheless emits carbon dioxide upon combustion. Some critics claim that the crops used to make ethanol fuel are a waste of food production resources. While these concerns are valid, the benefits of using a bio-ethanol fire outweigh these issues. It is important to check the burner for signs that it has been damaged or worn. Make sure the flame opening is clean and free of construction materials. When you're satisfied that the burner is in good condition close the lid and pour the fuel into the burner using funnel. When refilling, ensure not to exceed the maximum “max line” indicated on the burner's surface. A single fill of ethanol can last from one to ten hours dependent on how large the flame and burner are. Certain ethanol burners feature automatic refill functions that shut off the flame and automatically refill the tank when required to save time. Burner Freestanding bio-ethanol fires can be used to create a warm atmosphere without the need of chimneys or flues. They are also extremely versatile and some models are able to be mounted into a wall, whereas others are made to be zero-clearance fireplace inserts which can be put in non-combustible surrounds the same manner as a gas fire would. This permits a custom-built, fully insulated fire to be built in a variety of indoor or outdoor areas, from the hearth of a modern living space to an alfresco entertaining area. The key to the success of a bioethanol fire is the burner that is designed to effectively burn ethyl alcohol, also known as 'bio-fuel'. This liquid fuel is derived from plant byproducts and crops like corn, sugarcane, potatoes, rapeseed, and more recently fruit, such as grapes, pomegranates and bananas. The fuel is then distilled and purified before being packaged for use. When the fuel is burned, it evaporates and produces an artificial flame that resembles the heat generated by gas or wood fire. The flame is extremely efficient and produces more than enough heat for a typical home, meaning you can enjoy an open flame without smoke or harmful emissions. Bio ethanol is refuelable with fuel bottles, which is not the case with a gas fireplace. However, there is an element of dexterity required when refilling a bio fire as the bottles are flammable. Therefore, it's important to be careful and always leave them to cool before touching. Despite this, all our bio-ethanol fireplaces are rigorously tested by the TUV to ensure they comply with the strict safety standards. You can be confident that you are purchasing an item that is safe and reliable and will provide warmth and comfort for many years. Our bio ethanol fireplaces are as elegant as they are functional. They will add a focal point to your home and enhance the design of your interior. Accessories If you're looking for a fireplace that adds style and warmth to your living space without the fuss of electrical connections or installing a chimney, a bio ethanol fire is the perfect solution. They don't require a chimney and operate by burning ethanol fuel using special burners. They are also odorless, and produce very little smoke or soot. These fireplaces are growing in popularity due to their ease to set up, versatile and ideal for indoor spaces. There are a variety of styles that include free-standing and wall-mounted models. They typically consist of two parts: a frame and burner. The bioethanol you'll be burning in your new fireplace will come in the form of a gel or liquid and is a renewable source of energy derived from potato and corn. It's made from the left over parts of these plants after the food industry has gotten the necessary ingredients. Ethanol burns fast and cleanly, leaving no soot or Ash and is safer than traditional wood-burning fires. Since they don't require an exhaust pipe, bioethanol fires can be used in areas that would not be possible with a traditional chimney like apartments or outside. They are therefore the perfect option for summer houses as well as conservatories and shepherds huts. Ethanol fires aren't just an excellent choice for a fireplace, but they're also very affordable. A complete fireplace suite such as the Mano Mano Adam Solus Fireplace Suite in Oak with Colorado Bioethanol Fire, for instance, can be bought at Wayfair for just $569 and is sure to transform any room! As the market for these fireplaces increases as is the variety of accessories available. From decorative stones to wind protection glass you can find a wide variety of accessories that will make your fireplace look more fashionable and functional. Review the information on certain items to see whether they have these accessories.