Fireplaces and Stoves
Fireplaces and stoves combine cozy warmth with a visible flame and, depending on the design, are suitable as supplementary heating, primary room heating, or as a visual addition to modern living spaces.
In this category, you will find various fireplace and stove solutions for different requirements – from classic log-burning fireplaces to water-carrying stove inserts to electric and ethanol fireplaces.
Notes
Use the filters to narrow down the selection by relevant characteristics such as manufacturer, product type, area of application, technical features, or availability. The information is intended for orientation and does not replace a check of the technical suitability, compatibility, or proper use of the product.
Fireplaces for living spaces, supplementary heat, and modern fireplace solutions
Fireplaces stand for visible warmth, a cozy atmosphere and, depending on the model, also a practical addition to existing heating systems. In this category you will find various solutions such as log-burning fireplaces, water-carrying stove inserts, ethanol fireplaces, and electric fireplaces. The selection is aimed at homeowners, self-builders, and technically interested customers who are looking for a suitable fireplace for their living space, renovation, or supplementary heat supply.
Advantages of modern fireplaces
- visible flame and cozy warmth in the living area
- various types for different installation situations
- choice between wood-burning, water-carrying, electric, and ethanol-powered solutions
- suitable as a supplement to existing heating systems or as a decorative heat source
- versatile applications in new builds, modernization, or existing buildings
Areas of application and target groups
Fireplaces are particularly suitable for living spaces, lounges, holiday homes, and buildings where visible warmth and a high-quality room ambience are desired. Water-carrying stove inserts can also be integrated into a heating system if the structural and hydraulic conditions are met. Electric fireplaces and ethanol fireplaces are often used where a classic flue gas routing is not desired or not planned.
Important selection criteria
When selecting a fireplace, the design, fuel, installation location, flue gas routing, desired heat output, and possible system integration are decisive. For water-carrying stove inserts, it should also be checked whether suitable components such as storage technology, controls, and hydraulic accessories are required. Performance specifications are for orientation only and do not replace professional planning, chimney inspection, or coordination with the responsible specialist company or chimney sweep.
Depending on the system, other categories may be relevant for technical integration, for example storage technology, heating accessories & system technology, control technology or spare parts.
Frequently Asked Questions about Fireplaces
What types of fireplaces are there?
Typical fireplaces include log fireplaces, stove fireplaces, water-carrying stove fireplaces, ethanol fireplaces, and electric fireplaces. They differ mainly in fuel, heat output, installation, and technical integration.
What is the difference between a stove fireplace and a water-carrying stove fireplace?
A classic stove fireplace releases heat mainly directly into the room. A water-carrying stove fireplace can additionally transfer heat to a heating system, provided the system is professionally planned and integrated.
When is an electric fireplace useful?
An electric fireplace is especially suitable when a visual fireplace with simple installation is desired. It generally does not require a chimney, but it does not replace a professionally designed central heating system.
Does every fireplace require a chimney?
Not every fireplace requires a classic chimney. Wood-burning and many stove fireplaces require a suitable flue gas system. Electric and ethanol fireplaces have different requirements. The specific suitability should always be checked in advance.
What should be checked before purchasing a fireplace?
Important factors are the installation location, fuel, flue gas routing, desired heat output, structural requirements, and, for water-carrying models, integration into the storage tank and heating system. A professional assessment is recommended.
Are fireplaces eligible for funding?
Possible funding depends on the specific product, the application, and the currently applicable funding conditions. Therefore, eligibility for funding should always be checked on a product-specific basis and before purchase.