Combines all the contradictions, it’s chunky but of surprisingly light and airy design. Unique, clean and beautiful, can be used as a freestanding bioethanol fireplace or as a wall-mounted unit. By sliding the lid across slightly, you can regulate the size of flame, the heat output (1-3kW) and the burning time between 3-5hrs.
SERENITY Bioethanol Fireplace is a classy, yet slightly edgy, retro inspired but truly contemporary fireplace. Moreover, the glass panel at the front adds extra elegance to the lovely finish. Serenity Flame combines all the contradictions. It’s thick but of surprisingly light and airy design.
Unique, clean and beautiful, it can be used as a freestanding fireplace or as a wall mounted unit.
Also, by sliding the lid across slightly, you can regulate the size of flame (fluctuating between 10-25cm), the heat output (1-3kW) and the burning time – between 3-5hrs.
Made of steel with black powder coated finish.
In the box of the SERENITY Bioethanol Fireplace:
Fireplace frame
Front glass and bolts for attaching
Small Bio Burner, a fuel box
Control tool
Funnel
Instructions
Note: If your wall is not fireproof you must line it with a layer of metal or fireproof cement and optional fireproof paint or similar fireproofing material; if used as a freestanding fireplace on carpet, wooden floors, etc., place a large ceramic or slate tile underneath.
Technical Info
Dimensions: W 840mm H 540mm D 220mm
Burner capacity: 1.3 L
Burning time: 3-6 hrs (depending on the size of the aperture); flame height adjustable
Heat output guidance: 2 – 3kW (This is more than electric fires and comparable to most flueless gas fires.)
Fuel suitable: Bioethanol Fuel (maximum ethanol content: 96%). NOTE: Gel fuel is NOT suitable.
Delivery
When in stock – delivery within approx. 2-5 working days.
However, it requires an address where someone is available to sign all day.
Free Delivery promotion: please note that the delivery is only free to UK mainland (go to our DELIVERY section for postcodes which qualify for a delivery supplement).
