Planika Glass Fires
The Planika Glass Fire® is an invention, where a real fire burns without any inconvenience – no smoke, ash, smell, solid residue, chimney installation or firewood. It is both, maintenance free and safe for the users and the natural environment.
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Planika Glass Fires - The designers choice !
What makes the Glass Fire so special? The secret lies in a real beautiful orange flame dancing in a glass cylinder. It cannot be compared with a static flame of a candle or electric fireplace. Such an effect may not be depicted by any picture regardless of its performance. One should just see it for oneself. Nothing here is accidental or unintentional. Planika Decor developed the product parameters in order to combine optimum aesthetic impressions with maximum safety of users.
A Planika Glass Fire, similar to a traditional fireplace, burns with a real fire, but it can be seen from all sides. These unique solutions as well as utility designs of Glass Fires have been patented in imported from Poland.
Planika Glass Fire constructors, apart from providing safety of use, especially carefully develop their designs from the viewpoint of environment protection.
As a result of biofuel burning no smoke nor any substance harmful to the environment is emitted.
FANOLA® is a fuel recommended as being friendly to the natural environment of humans.
Burning conditions
- neither smell nor smoke are emitted during burning
- as a result of burning steam and CO2 remain in the air in proportions similar to those contained in the air exhaled by humans
- THE PROPORTIONS ARE ENTIRELY USER-FRIENDLY!
- FULL burning! – no undesired side-effects such as smoke, ash and solid remains
- Burning conditions have been specified in fireplace safe operations manual
- Burning in Planika Glass Fires as well as in other equipment with open fire requires a regular provision of air (room ventilation system in a good working condition). In apartment conditions (with small cubic capacity) a slightly opened window will do.