Gojorofovaha Suspended Wood Cone Fireplace

A suspended wood cone fireplace — the iconic ceiling-hung conical wood fire with a glass or open front, the flue rising through the cone, a true architectural centrepiece. Steel cone firebox with a flue spigot and a hearth plate; hung from an engineered, load-bearing structure by a competent installer, the flue connected and signed off and swept by a chimney sweep, with clearances and a non-combustible floor, dry seasoned wood only. The classic suspended wood fire. Engineered fixing; chimney + sweep; dry wood.

• Type: suspended (ceiling-hung) wood cone fireplace
• Build: steel cone firebox, flue through the cone, hearth plate
• Install: hung from an engineered load-bearing structure by a competent installer; flue signed off and swept by a chimney sweep; clearances; non-combustible floor; dry seasoned wood

A suspended fireplace hangs from the ceiling or structure: the fixing must be into a sound, load-bearing structure, engineered and installed by a competent installer to carry the considerable weight — never into a plasterboard ceiling. A wood or gas suspended or central fireplace needs a flue connected by a competent installer and signed off and swept by a chimney sweep, with the stated clearances and a non-combustible floor or hearth; a rotating model's flue is fitted so it can turn safely. A bioethanol suspended or central fire is a real open flame for a well-ventilated room only (not a primary heater) — burn only bioethanol fuel and never refill it lit or hot. An electric model is wired through an RCD by a qualified electrician and is not a primary heat source. A central or 360° open fire has flame or hot glass on several sides — keep children and pets away all round, fit a carbon-monoxide alarm, and let the ash cool fully. CE marked where applicable. The statutory 14-day right of withdrawal applies to consumers.