Description
The Burner fireplace is built for people who need serious heat in a big space. It is a steel wood burner with a convection heating chamber that draws in cool air, warms it and pushes it back into the room, so the whole area warms up faster and more evenly than with radiant heat alone.
The Burner Fireplace Features
Convection heat that travels
The heating chamber channels air around the firebox, which spreads warmth to the far corners of an open-plan lounge or a large workshop. That makes it a practical convection fireplace for spaces where a small stove would leave cold spots.
High output, efficient burn
Rated at 11kW nominal with a range up to 16kW, it gives a lot of heat when you need it. The 84% efficiency rating means more of each log goes into the room and less goes up the flue.
Steady burning and long glow
The design aims for an even burn and a long glow, so the fire keeps giving heat after the flames die down. That means fewer trips to the wood pile on a cold night.
Practical size and flue
It weighs 110 kg and connects to a 125mm flue from the rear, which can help where you want the flue to run through a wall rather than straight up through the ceiling.
Is The Burner fireplace right for your space?
Our listing gives a heating area of about 106m² to 136m². That suits large lounges, open-plan living areas, restaurants and offices. Very high ceilings or lots of glass reduce the area it covers, so we check your room before you buy. See other wood burner fireplaces in our freestanding fireplaces range, and read our woodburner guide for more background.
Installation in Cape Town
Our team fits The Burner with the right flue, cowl and flashing for Cape wind and winter rain, and makes sure clearances and the hearth are compliant. Learn about our fireplace installation in Cape Town or see the full Burner range.
The Burner FAQs
Can The Burner heat a workshop or office?
Yes. Its convection design and high output suit large, open spaces such as workshops, offices and restaurants. We check ventilation, flue route and clearances for commercial spaces before we install.
Why does a rear flue outlet matter?
A rear outlet lets the flue exit through a wall and then rise outside, which can be simpler where the roof or ceiling makes a straight vertical flue difficult. We advise on the best route on site.
Will it heat a whole open-plan home?
In many homes, yes, up to roughly 136m² in good conditions. Layout matters, so warm air moves best where rooms are open to each other.
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