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25/02/2010
Real Flame's Blue Box For EcoSmart Fires
Real Flame has recently added the Blue Box range of bio ethanol fires to the existing range of EcoSmart fires that have proved so successful in the market.
The Blue Box range offer a really high quality burner with a brilliant flame pattern at a very affordable price. The Blue Box burner, being smaller than the EcoSmart burner at 340mm wide 190mm deep means that it can be used in many more applications. The burners can also be supplied in steel fireboxes as either free standing units or for built in applications.
The addition of bio ethanol fires in the last year to the range of fires already supplied by Real Flame has taken them into new market segments where previously gas fires had been excluded; principally because they don't need a flue or any services to be connected to them, the breadth of possible applications is vast.
The bio ethanol fuel is made from sustainable and renewable sources which is also proving a very popular selling feature in these days of questionable price and supply stability of natural gas and even electricity. Real Flame supply bio ethanol fuel in quantities from 5 litres upwards and delivers from 20 litre quantities nation wide.
Builders, architects and designers are becoming very aware of the opportunity these new fires bring as a completely new centre piece to a space where they would not have considered a fire before. Real Flame is gearing up to meet their demand with different working applications of bio ethanol fires on display in the showroom at New Kings Road in London.
The Blue Box range offer a really high quality burner with a brilliant flame pattern at a very affordable price. The Blue Box burner, being smaller than the EcoSmart burner at 340mm wide 190mm deep means that it can be used in many more applications. The burners can also be supplied in steel fireboxes as either free standing units or for built in applications.
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The addition of bio ethanol fires in the last year to the range of fires already supplied by Real Flame has taken them into new market segments where previously gas fires had been excluded; principally because they don't need a flue or any services to be connected to them, the breadth of possible applications is vast.
The bio ethanol fuel is made from sustainable and renewable sources which is also proving a very popular selling feature in these days of questionable price and supply stability of natural gas and even electricity. Real Flame supply bio ethanol fuel in quantities from 5 litres upwards and delivers from 20 litre quantities nation wide.
Builders, architects and designers are becoming very aware of the opportunity these new fires bring as a completely new centre piece to a space where they would not have considered a fire before. Real Flame is gearing up to meet their demand with different working applications of bio ethanol fires on display in the showroom at New Kings Road in London.
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