Regardless of who the manufacturer is "All" Flueless Gas Fires require:

• AIR VENT:
  • An air vent in the wall to provide a natural source of fresh air. The myth is that this will cause drafts. Modern vents are designed to not cause drafts and have a shield on the outside. When choosing a vent for your home always select a high quality vent.
  • The size of the vent depends on the kw rating of the fire. the minimum is 100cm2 of "free air". The larger the kw the larger the vent.
• WINDOW:
  • The room in which the fire is to be installed must also contain a window which can be opened if required.
  • The window does not need to be open when the fire is switched on unless the owner wants to do it.
• ROOM VOLUME:
  • Every flueless fire has a "minimum" room space that it can be allowed to be installed in. This is quoted by the manufacturer as the minimum volume based on width x height x depth in cubic meters.
  • As long as the room is the same or larger than the minimum the fire can be installed.
  • The larger the kw rating of the appliance the larger the room needs to be.

All Gas Fires must be installed and serviced by a GAS SAFE Registered Engineer. The Engineer will survey your property and ensure that all requirements of the Installation Manual and CE approval are met to ensure your fire is installed correctly and safely. All GAS SAFE Engineers are regularly audited by GAS SAFE to ensure they are working in line with current regulations.

We recommend that all fires are serviced every 12 months. This should be done regardless of how often the fire is used. There are number of issues which can effect a fire functioning correctly and safety - blockages in the gas pipes, gas leaks, chimney blockages etc.