What Are The Classifications Of Fireplaces

1. Coal-fired type: The type that has been completely abandoned in Europe and the United States, the collection and storage of combustion products are very difficult, non-closed combustion, the formation of exhaust gas particles during combustion, and insufficient combustion. Pollute the environment and cause harm to the human body.

2. Wood-burning type: The mainstream product used by the owners of single-body buildings and villas. Compared with traditional fireplaces, modern wood-burning fireplaces have been greatly improved. They use closed combustion chambers and secondary combustion technology, and can use new environmental protection. Special charcoal, with low cost, high calorific value, full combustion and clean emission, is the most natural and romantic heating method.

3. Wood-burning pellet type: transitional type, suitable for households in areas without gas supply. Wood pellets are processed by adding wood chips to combustion accelerants. It must be operated with electricity, and the purchase of pellet fuel is very rare and expensive. It is suitable for residential use in remote locations where gas is not accessible and it is difficult to purchase liquefied gas.

4. Gas (natural gas/liquefied gas) type. Due to its very low combustion value, artificial gas requires double the cost of use to generate the same amount of heat, so it is not suitable as a gas source for fireplaces. There are never factories in Europe and America for production and use. Natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas fireplaces are low in cost, hygienic and convenient, and natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas can be easily interchanged. The natural balance gas fireplace has the highest safety/thermal efficiency/applicability rate and the best decorative effect, and has become a widely used product in ordinary apartments and non-single-body buildings.