Fine LivingTable Top Square or Rectangle Ethanol Burner
R899
About
Square Ethanol Burner
Get all the atmosphere of a crackling fire without needing to knock part of your wall out with a bio-ethanol fireplace. Bringing the ambience of a fire to even the smallest of spaces, the bio-ethanol fireplace is the perfect addition to any home. A clear glass design and table-top spot allow you to watch the flickering flames from any angle, and you can put it anywhere in the room. The bio-ethanol fuel gives off no smoke, odours or ash and requires no electrical or gas connection, meaning you get all of the beauty of a fireplace without the messy clean-up or smoky-smelling house.
Rectangle Ethanol Burner
The ethanol burner provides an incredible ambience to any area. While lighting up the room and adding an elegant feel this burner also provides warmth to the immediate surroundings, making it the perfect addition to a dining room table, coffee table or even your bedroom dresser.
Product Features
Square Ethanol Burner
- Does not require any vents, gas, electricity or connections
- Bio-ethanol burns clean with no smoke, odours or ash
- Easy to clean
- Real Fire, Real Heat
- Can easily light up a room
- Can only be used indoors
- Safe, clean and aesthetically pleasing
- Easy to use; simply fill and light
- CE approved
- Uses Liquid Ethanol Fuel
- Product Dimensions: (HxWxL) 29x21x24.5cm
Rectangle Ethanol Burner
- Material: Stainless steel holder and heat resistant tempered glass screen.
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Light source
- Heat source
- Elegant and sophisticated
- Beautiful, modern and stylish.
- Ethanol is a more environmentally friendly igniter (ethanol not included)
- Product Dimensions: (HxWxL) 45 x 30 x 80cm
- Product Weight:8.7kg
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