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EcoDesign technical standards for fireplace inserts: what they mean for the user
In Europe, since 2022, EcoDesign rules have been mandatory for all new wood-burning fireplaces and stoves, both for manufacturers and retailers.
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Slow burning mode: how to burn wood slowly without harming the fireplace
In this article, we will explain what slow burning is, how it works, when it is appropriate, and when it is not recommended.
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Fireclay, vermiculite or cast iron: which lining is best for a fireplace insert
The internal lining protects the body of the insert from overheating, stabilises the temperature in the combustion chamber and affects how efficiently the wood burns. We compare the three main materials.
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Top 3 mistakes when choosing a fireplace insert: what to consider before buying
Consider the quality of insulation, number of windows, and ceiling height.
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Wood-burning fireplaces and ventilation: how to prevent room air from being “sucked in”
Following these principles guarantees both comfort and safety when using a wood-burning fireplace. The ventilation system ensures that indoor air remains fresh and clean.
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SAVEN Balance – a new series of steel fireplace inserts from a Ukrainian manufacturer
The new series preserves all the trusted features that have proven themselves in other SAVEN product lines:
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What do you need for a fireplace? A selection of useful accessories from SAVEN
A fireplace is not just a source of warmth—it's the heart of your interior, creating a unique atmosphere of coziness, tranquility, and family comfort. But to ensure it's not only beautiful but also convenient and safe to use, it's important to complement it with high-quality accessories.
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How the “Clear Glass” system works in wood-burning fireplaces
A unique feature of SAVEN steel inserts is that the clean glass system is integrated directly into the combustion chamber body, and the control element is conveniently positioned for the user. This allows for optimal air supply adjustment and improves wood combustion efficiency. This design helps save fuel, generate more heat, and eliminates the need for frequent manual glass cleaning.
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Minimum distances from the fireplace to walls, furniture and TV
This means there should be no furniture, textiles, or other easily flammable items in the direct heat radiation zone in front of the stove.
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