Energy sources Introduction to energy sources Energy stoves are high efficiency stoves that offer perfect and controlled combustion and come to replace traditional open fireplaces made of fire brick or cast iron, as most of the heat generated is retained inside the space in which it is installed. They promise economy and safety while at the same time being environmentally friendly. Energy stoves use much smaller amounts of fuel while at the same time heating larger spaces than traditional open stoves. Energy wood stoves In wood energy stoves, one of the main features is the system with adjustable reflectors that allows the regulation (vis-2-vis) of the current in the chimney, so that when operating with an open door, smoke is not allowed to leak into the room and during the operation with the door closed, to bring the combustion air to a very high temperature achieving perfect combustion. In addition, they help in the recovery of heat. The hobs have the Vitre Claire system which keeps the crystal clean even in long burning. All hearths comply with European safety rules. They use dual boat technology. Their outer frame is made of CorTen® Steel and they are inner lined with high-strength firebricks, high-density vermiculite or cast iron (or a combination of these). The huge variety and the highest quality guaranteed by CE certifications, provide complete aesthetic and performance solutions. Energy gas stoves Bioethanol Inserted hearths Electric hobs Traditional open and closed fireplaces made in Greece Fireplaces & radiators Fireplaces & pellet stoves Wood & pellet boilers Ventilation nozzles-Blinds