Bio-Ethanol Fires

Bio-ethanol fireplaces are not limited to chimneys and can be put in any location. They also don't produce any smoke, ash, or harmful gasses.

These fires run on bio-fuel that is sustainable and made from crops that are grown specifically to be used in this type of fire. Using bio-ethanol reduces carbon emissions by swapping fossil fuel for a renewable energy source.

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 log burning stove. They work on bioethanol, a type of fuel, which is an eco-friendly and renewable alternative to gas and wood. While there are some security issues to be aware of, these can be minimised with a little care and knowledge.

It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions when refilling your bioethanol fireplace inserts fire and lighting it. This will include the distances between your fireplace and nearby combustible material and the proper use of equipment to extinguish fires.

Bioethanol is flammable and should never be consumed, so it is important to keep it out of reach of children and pets. Keep a distance of least one metre from the fireplace when using it. Also, ensure that clothing or accessories do not get too close.

If any ethanol liquid comes into contact with your skin or eyes, clean them immediately. In the event that it is inhaled, seek medical attention immediately as it can cause serious health issues.

Make sure to use the ethanol burner only with approved 'e-NRG' liquid ethanol. Other fuels, such as gels can interfere with the safe operation of the burner, and may void its warranty.