Ethanol
Wall mount Collection
Model: LORENZO
17000 BTU
contemporary
ethanol
Wall mount Collection
Model: LOTTE
12000 BTU
contemporary
ethanol
Wall mount Collection
Model: PRIVE
12000 BTU
contemporary
ethanol
Wall mount Collection
Model: PURE
8000 BTU
contemporary
ethanol
Wall mount Collection
Model: XELO
12000 BTU
contemporary
ethanol
Real flame without the chimney
Ethanol fireplaces burn clean bio-ethanol fuel, so they need no chimney, no gas line and no electrical connection. That freedom lets you put a real, dancing flame almost anywhere: a condo living room, a feature wall, a room divider or even a tabletop.
Design-first fireplaces
Ethanol is the most sculptural fireplace category we carry. Burners can be recessed into custom millwork, framed in stone or steel, or displayed as freestanding pieces. If you are working with a designer or contractor on a feature wall, we can supply the right burner and help detail the surround.
What to expect
Ethanol fireplaces are ambience-first, with gentle warmth rather than furnace-level output. A typical burner runs for several hours per fill. Like any open flame, they call for common sense: keep the room ventilated, refuel only when the burner is cool, and follow the manufacturer's instructions.
Visit our Toronto showroom
See how a real flame looks without a chimney around it. Visit our showroom at 18 Lola Rd in Toronto to see live displays and get a written quote, or call (416) 482-8585 to book a consultation.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, though they are ambience-first. An ethanol burner gives off gentle, pleasant warmth for the room it is in, but it is not a replacement for a furnace or a high-output gas or wood fireplace.
Yes, when used as directed. Bio-ethanol burns cleanly, producing only water vapour and a small amount of carbon dioxide. Keep the room ventilated, never refuel a warm burner and follow the manufacturer's guidelines.
No. Ethanol fireplaces are vent-free and fuel is poured directly into the burner, which is exactly why they work in condos and other spaces where gas or wood is not practical.
Most burners run between two and five hours per fill depending on the size of the burner and the flame setting.