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Montreal Bioethanol 3-sided

A bioethanol fireplace insert – the architectural highlight for your home.

The Montreal family of built-in fireplaces are stylish and minimalist bioethanol fireplaces. The 8-millimetre-thick aluminium casing impresses with its modern design and high-quality workmanship. Thanks to this casing, Montreal can be safely installed. On all open sides, Montreal is equipped with robust,...
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Does a bioethanol fireplace need electricity?

Whether a Bioethanol fireplace requires electricity depends on the type of burner. Manual Bioethanol fireplaces do not require electricity, whereas automatic models do.

Manual Bioethanol fireplaces are filled, lit and extinguished by hand. They can be operated without a power source.

Automatic Bioethanol fireplaces require a power connection, as the ignition, sensors and control systems are electrically operated.

Do bioethanol fireplaces need a chimney?

Bioethanol fireplaces produce neither smoke, fine dust nor ash. Therefore, operation without a chimney is generally possible. However, different regulations may apply depending on the country.

Note for Switzerland:
In Switzerland, bioethanol fireplaces are designed for operation at up to 2 kW. Bioethanol fireplaces with a heat output of more than 2 kW must not be operated without a fireplace connection.

Our bioethanol stoves for Switzerland are designed to be operated without a chimney.

We recommend that you familiarise yourself with local building regulations before installation and, if necessary, consult your installer