Bioethanol Fireplace Insert Package – 50 Cm

Bioethanol fireplace insert for existing wood burning stove

If your old wood burning stove needs a new life in the form of living flames, here is your chance to find a quick solution. You will receive a freestanding bioethanol fireplace insert. It is placed freely inside your existing wood burning stove or open fire. Afterwards, the fireplace insert is decorated with the supplied decoration logs, after which glow flame fibres are added to create an even more authentic glow effect from the fireplace.

Convert wood burning stove to bioethanol fireplace insert and get:

• An eco-friendly and sustainable combustion
• A fast ignition process – flames form in seconds
• A cleaning and maintenance-free fireplace
• A fireplace without soot, smoke, and ash

How to install the package:

It is quite simple as no special installation is required. Basically, you just unpack the products from the package and place them as desired in your old stove. The inserts themselves are typically placed in the middle of the fireplace or where they provide the best view of the flames in the room. Decorative logs are placed around the insert – and preferably on top – but not directly on the flames.

Glowing fibres are provided, which are pulled apart and placed on top of the flame to give a glowing effect. These fibres have a lifetime of 300 hours.

This is included in the package:

• Bioethanol fireplace insert – 50 cm
• Extinguishing and adjusting tool
• Decoration kit with 8 pieces of wood
• Glow Flame fibres
• 12 litres of bioethanol
• Bioethanol refill kit (funnel and jug)Long safety lighter

This gives you everything you need to create a safe, eco-friendly and comfortable fireplace solution for your old fireplace or wood burning stove.

NOTE: Fitting this conversion kit to your existing fireplace will ensure:

• That the fireplace receives sufficient oxygen from the fireplace flue or chimney.
• It would be ideal to shut off the chimney or flue if a heat effect from the bio fire is desired. However, this would require the fireplace to be open, with the lids removed or at least open.