Floor-type bioethanol fuel fireplace "Orland"

An ethanol fuel fireplace that uses bioethanol fuel, which does not produce harmful substances or soot during combustion, eliminating the need for a chimney typically required for exhaust. It can be installed not only in general homes but also in places where chimney installation is deemed impossible, such as apartments, restaurants, hotels, and nightclubs, creating a spacious atmosphere. This time, new models "Jar Commerce," "Crystal," "Uni flame," and "Kamine high flame" have been added to the lineup, featuring a compact size that envelops various indoor spaces like restaurants, bar lounges, and hotels, as well as outdoor spaces like terraces, gardens, and public areas with gentle flames, creating a special, relaxed atmosphere.

On Friday, August 30, the "Azabu Design Gallery," which showcases products from craft manufacturers and vendors that focus on unique items, will open in Nishi-Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo, with participation from Regency. Regency will exhibit: - Decoration stone panels - Ethanol fuel fireplaces (Orland), burner types, panels - Richly hardware collection panels This gallery will allow visitors to experience various companies and products. We sincerely look forward to your visit. 【Event Overview】 "Azabu Design Gallery" http://www.azabu-d.com Opening Date: Friday, August 30, 2013 Address: 3-17-26 Nishi-Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 2F Sarra Building (inside Azabu Design Gallery) Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Closed on Wednesdays)

Bioethanol fuel fireplaces use bioethanol fuel, which means they do not produce harmful substances or soot during combustion. Therefore, they do not require a chimney for exhaust, allowing you to place them anywhere you desire! A new type of bioethanol fuel fireplace with excellent design has been added, which is environmentally friendly and easy to install. You can place it anywhere you wish. It creates a warm ambiance in various public spaces such as restaurants, bar lounges, and hotels, as well as in indoor areas like homes, enveloping the space with a gentle flame.