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Wall-mounted Ethanol Fireplace - Alon Glossy Black

~~£146.90~~

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Product information

Description

General description

A really modern fire, both ecological and well designed: a new design alternative to traditional and closed fireplaces with no installation. This ethanol fireplace offers you comfort without the inconvenience of a traditional fireplace. It can be placed wherever you want, although preferably in a well-ventilated room. Forget those rolling, crackling logs; only water vapour and the equivalent of 3 candles of carbon dioxide are given out by the flames, creating a warm atmosphere. Maintenance is limited to recharging the fuel, a 100% natural liquid distilled from sugar plants. Efficient, practical, ecological, economical, and attractive, it is the ideal product to create a cosy atmosphere in your home!

Technical specifications

Dimensions: 50 cm x 90 cm x 60 cm (L x W x H)

Heat capacity: equivalent to two or three electric heaters

Fuel consumption: 0.35 L to 0.50 L of ethanol per hour

Burner thickness: double-sided (3mm and 2mm)

Installation

Simple installation with no need for a flue

Includes a mounting system

Usage

Ideal for creating a cosy atmosphere

Produces no smoke, odours, ashes, dust, soot, or sparks

Recharges with ethanol gel for containers and liquid for the oil burner

Other information

Combustion releases the same quantity of CO2 as a human being, ensuring safety

Features

Brand
PRIVATEFLOOR
Colour
Black
Power
280 W
Energy efficiency rating
B
Intended use
Indoor
Fireplace energy source
Ethanol
Height
60 cm
Width
90 cm
Material
Steel
Fuel type
Bioethanol
ManoMano Reference
ME18043674
MMID
757884256821
Product code
a52742400
EAN
3712571607072

Customer reviews

5,0

/ 1 Reviews

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MManoMano Customer

Published on 11/01/2021, France

Superb fireplace I put it inside a niche in a cabinet

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