1. Energy fireplaces heat more than open fireplaces

Open fireplaces (made of firebrick or cast iron) operate by reflecting the heat produced by burning wood. The largest percentage of the heat is "lost" through the chimney. Energy fireplaces take advantage of the chambers located around the combustion area, which are fed with cold air from the bottom of the hearth and, after being heated in the chambers, is released through air ducts into the space where the fireplace is located or into another space of your choice.


2. Energy fireplaces have lower wood consumption than open fireplaces

Energy fireplaces have an air regulation system (dimmer) used for combustion and a thermostat. In this way, we can have full control of combustion and increase or decrease the consumption of wood depending on the heating needs of our space.


3. Energy fireplaces do not smoke when installed correctly

Energy fireplaces are manufactured to specific specifications, so they also have specific specifications for their installation, as well as specific requirements for the connecting chimney. The above ensures the correct traction of the hearth.


4. Safety and cleanliness

In energy fireplaces, the door functions as a safety mechanism. By closing the door, we exclude the possibility of sparks, coal or ash being thrown into the space. In addition, with the air regulation system, we can turn off the fireplace at any time we deem necessary.