The Benefits of Flamerite Electric Fires over Traditional Fires

Although established in 1999 the Flamerite Fires completed its journey of success by leaps & bounds thanks to its innovative and award-winning electric fires, electric stoves and electric suites. It was the passion and original ideas of the founding directors that introduced the revolutionary and everlasting innovative designs of the Flamerite electric fires which let them shatter the old-fashioned design industries of electric fires and Flamerite emerged as the new giant in that industry. It is a crystal clear reality that every single homeowner loves to have a warm and comfortable environment in the Scandinavian winters, but very few can afford the huge expenses that traditional fireplaces cost for their installation, maintenance and the fuel used.
On the other hand, Flamerite fires cover all the expenses with their highly functional electric fires as you won’t need to spend extra money on the installation which you might have to do in case of a traditional fireplace by going through the construction work. All you need to make your Flamerite electric fire functional is to plug the switch and there is your fire running. These fires are also safe to use and totally eco-friendly as, like the traditional fireplaces that run on wood or gas fuel while emitting smoke and fumes harmful to the atmosphere, the electric fires come zero smoke emission providing a healthy and warm atmosphere. So, you can use the electric fires with full confidence that you are not damaging your surroundings with the toxic fumes. These fireplaces are also safe to use when there are children at your home as you would have no worries about the children getting their hands burnt due to the fire.
Another benefit these modern electric fires have over the traditional ones is their low maintenance as the fireplaces using wood fuel give out smoke and ashes creating soot in the chimney and consequently you would have to clean the chimney and the fireplace on daily, while these fires using electricity as the fuel source don’t create any smoke and definitely no soot in the chimney because they don’t need a chimney, so you would have to clean your electric fire very rarely. So, this cut down the maintenance cost and they are also cost effective as you won’t have to spend your money every season to purchase the firewood.
When compared to the traditional fireplaces the electric fireplaces are more energy efficient with their 99.9% heat output and they use less electricity in comparison to a central heating system of a house consequently saving the maximum of your utility bills. Furthermore, with the wall mounted electric fires and floor standing electric fires you can easily replace your fire in any room that you want to make warm and cosy. These fireplaces are also long-lasting and functional for many years like they are brand new because unlike the traditional fireplaces, they are highly resistant and less exposed to any damages such as corrosion and rust.
 The Flamerite electric fires with their different installation styles offer a variety of designing options with beautiful flame effects like CinderWood, OmniGlide, RadiaFlame and NitraFlame, all these flame effects give a realistic fire view to your fireplace making it the focal point of your home. The most well-liked feature these electric fires have is the heat setting options that make them usable all year round as by turning off the heating of your electric fire you can enjoy the beautiful fire view even at the summer evenings creating a beautiful and soothing atmosphere at your place. The most popular ranges of Flamerite electric fires are Gotham electric fires, Blazer electric fires, OmniGlide fires and Sonata electric fires. 


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