Forma 1800 Tunnel

Planika Forma 1800 Tunnel

Planika Forma 1800 Tunnel is a built-in bio-fireplace where you can see the flames from two opposite sides. A minimum room size of 130 m3 is recommended for this fireplace.

Bioethanol burner

With the Forma 1800 Tunnel, you can choose between 2 automatic fire chambers:

•     FLA3 – up to 11 hours burning time with a full fill.
•     FLA3+ – up to 35 hours burning time with one full filling

Both fireplaces have a remote control as well as the possibility of control via WiFi and Smart Home System. They also feature Planika’s BEV technology, which makes combustion cleaner by burning vaporised bioethanol. In addition, all Planika products have a wide range of safety sensors such as a tilt sensor, 3 temperature sensors, an overfill sensor and a CO2 sensor. All these sensors make Planika’s fire chambers incredibly safe to use.

Materials

Planika Forma 1800 Tunnel is made of galvanised steel, which is powder-coated black, and tempered glass. This gives the fireplace a simple and timeless design that will last for many years. The glass not only looks good, but also protects the flames from draughts and small gusts of wind, which contributes to a more stable flame.

Included in the package are

•         Automatic bioethanol burner (FLA3 or FLA3+)
•         Planika Forma 1800 Tunnel frame
•         Tempered safety glass
•         Brackets for glass
•         Remote control

Installing Forma

Installing Planika Forma is relatively easy if you have some technical understanding and does not require any special certification. You are therefore welcome to carry out the installation yourself.

If you are installing the fireplace in a combustible wall, you should insulate between the fireplace and the wall. For this we recommend thermal insulation boards such as. Skamotec fire wall panels, Fermacell panels or fire plaster. Also remember to supply the fireplace with electricity, as all automatic fireplaces must be connected to the mains.

•         The wall above the fireplace must be self-supporting
•         Use fireproof material around the fireplace
•         Connect to electricity
•         Install on a flat surface