PREMIUM BIOETHANOL FUEL FOR FIRES, Bio ethanol Liquid fuel for bioethanol fires (1 LITRE)

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A bioethanol fireplace is a fireplace that is driven by bio ethanol fuel. Bio ethanol fuel is a liquid fuel that can be ignited to create beautiful flames - the same as a conventional fireplace. Bio-ethanol fuel, sometimes called 'bio fuel', is a sustainable 'green fuel' produced from crops such as sugar cane or maize. It produces a very clean, smokeless form of heat as it doesn't generate any harmful gasses, sparks or soot.

Bioethanol fireplaces are a great choice for modern self builds, providing the charm of a fireplace without compromising the home's airtightness with a chimney. There are even portable fires in glass boxes that can be used literally anywhere inside or outside the house.Some of the most popular installations include living rooms and dining rooms. Many people install these fireplaces in their bedrooms and bathrooms or even their personal spa rooms.

Please take note that these calculations are estimations and can vary with different factors. The figures are also based of buying 20L or 200L bio fuel in bulk from Smart Fire. (Discount is applied when buying in bulk) Only bioethanol fuel specifically produced for bioethanol fireplaces is suitable for this appliance [our bioethanol fireplace].’ Imagin Fires If your bio-ethanol fire gets out of control and can’t be extinguished with the in-built mechanism in your fire, you must:If your slider is fully open, a litre of biofuel will last around 3.5 hours. If the slider is half open it can last as long as 4.5 hours and if it is ¼ open a litre will last 5 hours, or even more. Other Influences On Cost One of the greatest things about bio ethanol fireplaces is that you don’t need a chimney or gas supply. No installation is required for these fireplaces as they come ready to be employed wherever you please in your home. No expensive installation, no tradespeople. Say goodbye to chimneys, smoke, and all that fuss with biofuel heaters! Types of bio ethanol fires We recommend filling the burners until the fuel is visible (1/2" from the top of the burner). Pouring too much fuel into the burner can make it difficult to extinguish the fire as well as cause the fuel to overflow if the fireplace is bumped into while lit. 3. Light up the fire Bioethanol fireplaces are a type of fireplace that use a real fire to produce the flame effects and heat.