Suspended Fireplaces

Design and Aesthetics:
Modern and Minimalist: Suspended fireplaces often feature sleek, modern designs that complement contemporary interiors.
Customizable: Many models offer customization options in terms of size, finish, and additional features.

Functionality:
Efficient Heating: These fireplaces are designed to provide efficient heating, often using advanced technologies to distribute warmth evenly.
Ease of Installation: They usually require less installation effort compared to traditional built-in fireplaces.

Types of Fuel:
Electric: Simulate the look of real flames without the need for venting or chimneys.
Bioethanol: Uses clean-burning bioethanol fuel, which produces minimal emissions and offers a real flame effect.
Wood-Burning: Traditional wood-burning options are also available but may require more setup and maintenance.


Applications and Settings:
Residential: Commonly installed in living rooms, bedrooms, or even kitchens for both aesthetic and functional purposes.
Commercial: Used in lobbies, lounges, restaurants, and other public spaces to create a welcoming atmosphere.

Pricing and Availability:
Prices can vary widely depending on the brand, size, materials, and additional features. Custom-designed models can be quite expensive.
Available through various retailers, including online marketplaces like eBay and specialized suppliers.

Installation Considerations:
Mounting Requirements: Ensure that walls or ceilings can support the weight and structure of the fireplace.
Ventilation: Some models, especially wood-burning and bioethanol variants, may require proper ventilation.

Maintenance:
Generally easier to maintain than traditional fireplaces, but still requires regular checks to ensure safety and efficiency.