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Which is better: Wood-Burning Fireplaces or EcoSmart Biofuel Fireplaces?

There’s nothing quite like the ambiance and visual appeal of a fire in your home, but not all fire features are equally well suited to every home. From size to installation considerations to aesthetics, you have to decide what type of fireplace represents the best value for your home. Two such possible features are natural fireplaces (a.k.a. wood-burning) and EcoSmart Fire biofuel fireplaces. To determine which would be the better fit for you, read on to discover their core differences.

If you love the visual appeal, ambiance, and versatility of a fireplace but are holding off because of concerns about the installation process, know that there are alternate installation options available to you. In particular, EcoSmart Fireplaces can be installed in a number of ways—all of which limit the time commitment, mess, and hassle of traditional fireplaces.

Ease of installation is EcoSmart Fire’s largest selling point behind running on a renewable, clean-burning biofuel, sourced from bioethanol burners. However, installation methods vary based on the model being purchased. Are you buying an outdoor fireplace, an EcoSmart firebox (pictured), a fireplace insert, or bioethanol fire pit? Keep reading to learn some basic tips and facts about installing the most prevalent and popular EcoSmart fireplace.

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If you’re currently looking into fireplace options, you might have come across the bioethanol-run units from EcoSmart Fire. If that’s the case, it’s entirely likely you have a few questions about these units. What kind of fuel do they use? How do you use them? What are the cleaning and maintenance considerations? To that end, the following is a kind of general user guide to EcoSmart Fire. Although there are many units and model types, this will answer some overarching questions about the brand.