Essentials for
sustainable
wood fires
ECO DESIGN FIREPLACE
Kalfire continually innovates to optimize our combustion technology in all our fires. Kalfire W closed wood fireplaces are no exception. They meet the strictest European environmental standards, are certified with the European ecolabel A or A+, and boast an energy-efficiency rating of up to 86%.
CORRECT INSTALLATION
To guarantee optimal efficiency and the cleanest possible combustion, the fireplace must be installed correctly and in compliance with all applicable guidelines. Make sure you choose a recognized Kalfire dealer to install your fireplace. Find your nearest dealer on www.kalfire.com.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT FUEL
A tree uses sunlight to convert carbon dioxide (CO2), water and nutrients into the compounds that form wood cells. During this growth process, the tree extracts CO2 from the air and releases oxygen. When the tree dies or is burned, the CO2 is released and in turn is taken up by young trees that need it for their growth, creating a sustainable exchange of carbon. This makes the choice of wood over fossil fuels a more responsible choice.
FIRE-BUILDING TECHNIQUES
A well-built fire needs less wood, offers higher heating efficiency and minimizes particulate emissions. In addition, always light your fire using the "Swiss method".
You can read more about responsible wood burning in the flyer:
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Essentials for
sustainable
wood fires
ECO DESIGN FIREPLACE
Kalfire continually innovates to optimize our combustion technology in all our fires. Kalfire W closed wood fireplaces are no exception. They meet the strictest European environmental standards, are certified with the European ecolabel A or A+, and boast an energy-efficiency rating of up to 86%.
CORRECT INSTALLATION
To guarantee optimal efficiency and the cleanest possible combustion, the fireplace must be installed correctly and in compliance with all applicable guidelines. Make sure you choose a recognized Kalfire dealer to install your fireplace. Find your nearest dealer on www.kalfire.com.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT FUEL
A tree uses sunlight to convert carbon dioxide (CO2), water and nutrients into the compounds that form wood cells. During this growth process, the tree extracts CO2 from the air and releases oxygen. When the tree dies or is burned, the CO2 is released and in turn is taken up by young trees that need it for their growth, creating a sustainable exchange of carbon. This makes the choice of wood over fossil fuels a more responsible choice.
FIRE-BUILDING TECHNIQUES
A well-built fire needs less wood, offers higher heating efficiency and minimizes particulate emissions. In addition, always light your fire using the "Swiss method".
You can read more about responsible wood burning in the flyer:
[Download flyer]