IGNIS EBG1200 Ethanol Fireplace Grate Insert with EB1200 Burner

AZdesert35: I wanted to wait a few months to leave my review after I had a chance to test it out. Overall I am very happy with the purchase. I spent a month trying to figure out which seller, which brand, what type of fuel, what fuel capacity, what size, etc. I finally decided to pick this product. It arrived promptly and well packed. My first impression was that it was heavy and very solidly built. I was expecting something more flimsy but this really exceeded my expectations. I read the directions and the only thing I was worried about and didn't see in the listing up front was the vertical clearance needed. I believe the manual says you should have 24" of vertical clearance. I only have about 18". However, if you limit the opening you get a smaller flame and that also saves fuel so that's what I've been doing. The smaller the flame, the more blue it is so I may not be getting the full flame effect as anticipated. I had a ceramic log in front but it doesn't burn bright enough so I took the log away and just put rocks around the silver box to cover it and it looks good. It burns through fuel a little more than I'd like but that's not the product's fault, it's just the nature of the beast. I...

United States on Jan 17, 2019

ThursdayVThursdayV: The media could not be loaded.  We bought 2 of these. We use them together in our double sided fireplace. They make a wonderful flame. Looks great with some fake logs. Puts off an amazingly comfortable heat. Nice to use during a relaxing evening at home. Perfect to use as a supplemental heat source. Easily heats up our 400 sq ft living room area about 10 degrees above the temperature that we have our heater set at. Must crack a window to help add oxygen and fresh air back into the room and to let the odor out. If we don't crack a window 1 to 2 inches everyone seems to get a headache within 20 mins. The ethanol fuel we have used seems to give off a slight odor, this bothers some more than others. With that said, there seems to be zero issues if we crack a window for ventilation as soon as we start the fire. We have had our heater set to 60 degrees and have started a fire with the nearest window to our fireplace cracked about an inch and after about 40 mins it has raised our room temperature to 72 degrees inside our large living room even when it was below 20 degrees Fahrenheit outside. These inserts creates a very nice calming flame. When full these burn for about 4 to 5 hrs...

United States on Feb 26, 2018