What is an energy fireplace?

Energy fireplaces are combustion units that transfer the produced heat into the area through their walls with an efficiency of above 70%, that is always combined with the adjustable burning of wood. The hearth of energy fireplaces is made of fire resistant materials, such as vermiculite, while the place of frame is covered by a special fireproof glass.

Βγ enclosing the hearth, the rate of oxygen flowing into the combustion chamber is controlled, so as to achieve maximum fuel efficiency from 70% to 85%. They can be used as the main heating system to cover large areas, channeling hot air uniformly in space.

This saves significant amounts of thermal energy, and therefore money. Energy fireplaces are environmentally friendly, as they produce more heat with a significantly less consumption of fuel material. Simultaneously, the efficient combustion they achieve, significantly reduces the emission of smoke from the chimney to the environment.