Collection: Tabletop Bioethanol Fires
Add warmth and ambience to any outdoor dining or seating area with our range of tabletop bioethanol fires. Compact, portable and requiring no installation, these stylish fires are perfect for patios, decking areas and garden tables.
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Tabletop Bioethanol Fires for Outdoor Dining & Entertaining
Tabletop bioethanol fires are the perfect finishing touch for outdoor dining tables, garden bars and intimate patio settings. Compact enough to sit on any surface yet striking enough to become a centrepiece, they bring real flames and a warm glow to your outdoor space without any installation or pipework required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are tabletop bioethanol fires safe on garden furniture?
Yes, when used correctly. Always place your tabletop bioethanol fire on a stable, heat-resistant surface and keep it away from flammable materials such as cushions, parasols and wooden furniture edges. Never leave a lit fire unattended and always follow the manufacturer's safety guidelines.
How long does a tabletop bioethanol fire burn?
Burn time varies by model and burner size, but most tabletop bioethanol fires burn for between 2 and 5 hours on a full tank of fuel. Smaller burners will use less fuel and burn for shorter periods, while larger models can sustain a flame for longer.
Can I use a tabletop bioethanol fire indoors?
Many tabletop bioethanol fires can be used indoors as well as outdoors, provided the room is well ventilated. Always check the manufacturer's specifications before using any bioethanol fire inside. They are particularly popular in garden rooms, conservatories and covered outdoor dining areas.
How do I refuel a tabletop bioethanol fire?
Always allow the fire to cool completely before refuelling. Use a funnel or the supplied filling tool to pour bioethanol fuel carefully into the burner reservoir. Never refuel while the fire is lit or still warm, and wipe away any spills before relighting.