Installation questions

What are the advantages of a Bio-Blaze® fireplace?

A Bio-ethanol fireplace is environmentally friendly and burns clean using Bio-ethanol fuel. It is easy to install, ideal for a condo, house or loft, or for a balcony, patio or garden.

Do I need a chimney/flue?

A Bio-ethanol fireplace does not need a chimney or a flue. Bio-ethanol burns clean and is non-toxic. It releases very little carbon dioxide and water vapor.

Does it release any smoke?

No, the combustion is clean and free of soot. Bio-ethanol is a clean burning flame.

Where can I place a Bio-ethanol fireplace?

Almost everywhere except bathrooms or rooms with less than 50m³ per burner.

Is it easy to install a Bio-Blaze® fireplace?

Yes. No flue, electricity, or external connection required. No installation or building work needed. Mobile models are on casters for easy room-to-room transport.

Usage questions

How do Bio-Blaze® fireplaces work?

Bio-Blaze® fireplaces are flue-free and require only a burner and bio-ethanol. Light with a long match or lighter.

How do I fill the burner and how long should I wait before refilling?

Carefully pour bio-ethanol using a funnel. If the flame goes out, wait for the burner to cool (~20 minutes) before refilling.

How do I light the fire?

Use a long match or a lighter.

Can I extinguish the fire before the ethanol burns out?

Yes. Use an extinguisher or the snuffer provided. Never leave the fire unattended.

What is the heating capacity?

Depending on room size and model: 2 – 5.6 KW (6828 – 19120 BTU).

Can I cook over the fireplace flame?

No. The fireplace is not a cooking device. Cooking will damage the burner and voids the warranty.

Bio-ethanol questions

What is bio-ethanol?

Bio-ethanol is a liquid fuel produced in an eco-friendly way. See the Bioethanol fuel section for details.

Does bio-ethanol smell?

A faint smell may occur at ignition but dissipates quickly.

Where can I buy bio-ethanol?

From hardware stores, online, or from Bio-Blaze® retailers.

How long does the fuel burn?

One litre burns for approximately three hours.