Bio-ethanol burner: the heart of your self-built fireplace

A separate bio-ethanol burner is the smartest route to your own fireplace: you determine the furniture, the niche or the mantelpiece — the burner provides the fire. Stainless steel burners in every length, from compact inserts to a fire line of two meters. Without a flue, without a gas connection.

Installing a burner in a TV unit or cinewall

The most popular application: a burner in the TV unit or cinewall. Maintain a distance of 50 to 60 cm between the flame and the TV (or place a heat shield), finish the niche with fire-resistant board and ensure ventilation grilles. For each burner, we provide the technical drawing and installation guidelines — so your furniture maker or contractor knows exactly what to do.

Also for existing open fireplaces

A burner or insert tray also fits directly into an existing chimney: from a smoky wood-burning fireplace to a clean fire in one afternoon, without draft problems. The chimney can be closed — which also saves heat loss.

Which size burner suits your project?

Choose the burner based on the width of your niche and the desired flame appearance: the longer the burner, the wider the flame line and the higher the heat output. Also pay attention to the tank capacity (burning time) and the flame pattern (line, wave or zigzag). In doubt? Ask us for size advice — we'll help with your drawing.

Manual filling, safe burning

You fill a manual burner yourself and light it with a long lighter. Only refill when the burner has completely cooled down and use pure bio-ethanol fuel for an odor-free, soot-free flame appearance. Prefer electronic ignition, dosing and extinguishing with sensors? Then view the automatic burners.