Eco friendly fireplace

Thursday, 22 March 2012 09:42

If you are looking to add a feature fireplace to your home but don’t want to disturb your walls, floors or ceiling during installation there is a solution.

Whilst propertyenvy.co.uk was attending the Ideal Home Show in London we came across a great luxury product that also has a green rating.

The Naked Flame is a company that designs and makes incredibly stylish fireplaces and portable fires that have a stunning naked flame.

But the unique part of the product is the way it is fuelled.

Each fire requires no internal hookup, no gas and no wood.

They burn on bio fuel made from waste vegetation which produces a beautiful flame with no smoke.

The fuel comes as a liquid that looks similar to water and is put into a tray inside the fireplace.

Simply light and adjust the cover to your preferred blaze and your fire is lit.

The benefit of these fireplaces is that they only require brackets to be put on the wall and they can be hung anywhere.

 “It is the only way to get a real flame without a flue,” Andrea Riley from The Naked Flame said.

The fireplaces come in many stylish designs; we love the Simplicity which is pictured and also the Ignite which has a pebble floor inside the hearth.

The company also makes decorative portable fire features including blazing pots, cubes and pebbles ideal for outdoor entertaining.

 

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