Description
The Juliet 1500 Wall Mounted Bioethanol Fireplace is a sophisticated fireplace designed to bring warmth, atmosphere, and contemporary elegance into any living space. Suitable for both modern and traditional interiors, it offers the visual appeal of a real flame without the need for a chimney, flue, or complex installation.
Fuelled by clean burning bioethanol, the Juliet 1500 produces a natural flame that enhances the ambience of a room while maintaining a clean and environmentally conscious operation. Its streamlined design makes it an impressive feature wall installation, creating a refined focal point in living rooms, dining areas, and open plan spaces.
When in use, the fireplace can raise room temperature by several degrees depending on flame height and room size. All generated heat is released directly into the room, providing a practical supplementary heat source alongside the visual comfort of a real fire.
Operation is simple and intuitive. Fill the burner with bioethanol fuel to the marked level, ignite the flame, and adjust or extinguish it as required. The clean burning process produces no smoke, soot, or ash, helping to keep maintenance to a minimum.
Manufactured from high quality materials and produced to internationally recognised standards, the Juliet 1500 benefits from ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturing processes, ensuring long term durability and reliability.
The fireplace offers flexible installation options. It can be mounted directly onto a wall using the supplied fixings or incorporated into a recessed feature wall for a seamless built in appearance.
Safety is a key part of the design. The TÜV Rheinland certified burner includes anti spill protection, a maximum fuel level indicator, and an absorbent insert that improves fuel stability while helping to reduce the risk of accidental leakage.
Elegant, efficient, and easy to integrate into a variety of interiors, the Juliet 1500 Wall Mounted Bioethanol Fireplace provides a luxurious real flame experience with contemporary convenience.
