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Contemporary & Traditional Open Convector FiresWelcome to Flamewave Fires - manufacturers and suppliers of a comprehensive range of popular modern, contemporary and traditional open convector fires for use with wood, coal and gas. Our popular range of traditional Tortoise and contemporary Cleanline Open Convector Fires are made in Kent. Because of the diversity of the contemporary range and traditional product style ranges we can offer, we are very confident that we can supply a contemporary or traditional fire which is ideally suited to your personal design and installation requirements. The product pages provide an overview of our range of Contemporary and Traditional Open Convector Fires, with the ability to call up in-depth product information.
Contemporary Cleanline open convector fireboxes - The Contemporary Cleanline Firebox family has 4 members: Mini, Classic and Wide inset models for built-in situations plus the Solo, a freestanding contemporary firebox which is a stunning stand-alone fire as well as being perfect for placement in a recess. Traditional Tortoise open convector fireboxes – The Traditional Tortoise Firebox family is available as an inset model for built-in situations or as a freestanding model – perfect for inglenooks or as a stand-alone fire. Both styles are available in 8 standard sizes to suit most situations, but if our sizes don’t quite fit the bill, we offer a unique made-to-measure service should you require something a little different. Simply contact us to discuss your situation – we can usually adjust a Cleanline or Tortoise to suit your requirements! The cleverly designed box-within-a-box principle provides far higher levels of performance than those of a conventional open fire. Cooler air from the room is warmed as it is naturally convected around the convection chamber in the Cleanline or Tortoise before returning it to the room – extracting more heat from your fuel. An added benefit comes from the gentle and even spread of warmth around your room – reducing the ‘hot front-cold back’ effect of many open fires. |
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