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Protective glass for "Base 40"
- tempered special glass
The use of a so-called fire screen not only increases safety, but also reduces the influence of wind on the flames, which in turn has a positive effect on the consumption of bio ethanol.
Eco Smart Fire only uses very high-quality, hardened and temperature-resistant glass, which fits perfectly with the fire table.
| Details | |
| Brand | EcoSmart Fire |
|---|---|
| Colour | Transparent |
| Material | Glass |
| Dimensions | |
| Length | 53 cm |
| Width | 53 cm |
| Height | 25 cm |
Since 2004, EcoSmart Fire has established its position as a global leader in the design, innovation and manufacturing of bioethanol-fueled fireplaces.
The company has led the creation of bioethanol fireplaces as a global leader, solidifying EcoSmart Fire as an integral design and lifestyle element that is embraced by design professionals and consumers alike. EcoSmart's award-winning designs can be found in residences, leading hotels and resorts, commercial spaces and hospitality venues around the world. Behind the stylish facade is a sophisticated heating system that utilizes the cleanest and most efficient fuel source on the market.
EcoSmart Fire's unwavering commitment:
EcoSmart Fire's steadfast commitment to safety, quality, and research and development has secured its role in establishing global standards and testing platforms for bioethanol fires. In fact, EcoSmart Fires are the most comprehensively safety tested bioethanol fireplaces in the world and are thoroughly tested to a number of global standards.
Why Bio Ethanol
Bioethanol is a renewable and sustainable fuel source made from pure alcohol. The combustion of bioethanol is clean, making it an efficient and effective heat source as there is no soot, ash or harmful emissions to be discharged via a chimney - meaning all the heat stays in the room. Bioethanol is a renewable liquid fuel made from agricultural by-products that burns cleanly. When bioethanol is burned, it produces heat, water vapor and a small amount of carbon dioxide. The carbon dioxide is absorbed by plants and then processed via photosynthesis to help the plant grow. This never-ending cycle of creating and burning energy makes bioethanol a carbon-neutral fuel source.
