Technical Details
Product Title | Infinity 780FL Mk2 CF Gas Fire, Herringbone Brick Liner |
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Product Keyword | Infinity 780FL, Mk2 CF Gas Fire, Herringbone, Brick Liner, Fireplace |
Energy Efficiency | D |
Output (Nominal) | 4.8kW |
Output (Maximum) | 6.6kW |
Fuel | Gas - NG |
Height | 605mm |
Width | 780mm |
Depth | 277mm |
Nominal Output (Range) | 3kW - 5kW |
Width (Range) | 700mm - 800mm |
Nett Efficiency (%) | 81% |
Style | Modern |
Chimney Type | Class 1 & 2 |
Height (Range) | 600mm - 700mm |
Product Description
Infinity 780FL Mk2 CF Gas Fire with Herringbone Brick Liner
Experience the ultimate in home comfort with the Infinity 780FL Mk2 CF Gas Fire, enhanced by an elegant Herringbone Brick Liner. This premium gas fire offers both high performance and a stunning visual addition to your home.
- High-quality glass front for optimal viewing and efficiency
- Stylish Herringbone Brick Liner for a classic fireplace look
- Advanced convection system for increased heat distribution
- Conventional flue design compatible with most existing chimneys
- User-friendly control options for easy operation
- Energy-efficient design to help reduce heating bills
- Customizable fuel bed and flame intensity
- Sealed combustion unit for safety and comfort
- High heat output for warming larger spaces effectively
- Designed and manufactured by an established and reputable company
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Gas Fires
Gas fires, just like their stove equivalent, can be a great addition to any home where space is limited and freestanding gas stoves or woodburners are not suitable options. Gas fires come in a wide array of styles, designs, sizes and outputs, providing customers with more choice and variations therefore ensuring there really is something for everyone! They are a great option for homes which do not have a chimney breast or do not have the space for a freestanding appliance, as they often are available with fireplace surrounds and so can usually be installed on any wall. This also reduces he installation time (usually) as there will often be less remedial work to be carried out when installing a gas fire, compared to a woodburner or freestanding gas stove.
The main difference between a gas fire and a gas stove is that gas stoves tend to be enclosed within a stove body, being designed to look as close to a woodburning stove as possible. Gas fires however, are generally designed to replicate an open fire, with no casing surrounding the appliance, rather it is designed to look ‘inserted’ into a wall with a fireplace surround. Just like with gas stoves, gas fires come with different ‘effects’ to choose from, such as coal effect or log effect, and many even have different flame settings, enabling you to control the output and temperature of the room.
If you are interested in gas fires, come and speak with us at Firebox Stoves and we can advise you on all aspects of installing and using a gas fire. We understand the huge range of options available in todays market and we can help you find anything, from traditional to contemporary gas fires, with balanced or contemporary flue options, and different flame effects and operating options. We can also supply large gas fires with high outputs, perfect for heating larger rooms and also some of the smallest gas fires, perfect for heating small rooms or topping up heat in rooms with existing appliances.