Many people automatically switch off when they hear the term “electric fire” because the stereotypical electric fire of 20 or 30 years ago is still in the minds of consumers. The Gazco Studio Inset 80 Electric Fire could not be any more different from these stereotypical electric fires of years gone by which were nothing to look at, often produced minimal heat and had safety issues. That is not to say that electric fires are for everybody but when you compare the Gazco Studio Inset 80 Electric Fire with the fires of years gone by, there is literally no comparison.

Gazco Studio Inset range

The Gazco Studio Inset 80 Electric Fire is the smallest in the Gazco Studio Inset range which consists of the inset 80, inset 105 and inset 150 electric fires. However, do not underestimate the look and feel which this model brings to any room. The inset range is a frameless design which creates a “contemporary and minimalist look” while creating a centrepiece to any room. The fire itself is installed flush with the wall ensuring that no further space is taken up in your room. This is your chance to lay back, kick off those shoes and enjoy the flickering frames of the Gazco Studio Inset 80 Electric Fire.

Gas stoves are a real alternative to a wood burning or multi-fuel stove. They have come a long way in not only efficiency, but also in design and aesthetics. This makes them a real alternative to […]

The Gazco Studio Inset 105 Electric Fire is the second largest electric fire in the Gazco Studio range with dimensions of width 1050 mm x height 380 mm. In reality this just means this particular model is suited to a greater number of rooms because of its size. If you have been lucky enough to see a fully functional and working Gazco Studio Inset 105 Electric Fire the first thing which will hit you is the flickering embers. It is sometimes easy to forget these are electric LED flames although for many it is the flush finish as the product is built into your wall which is even more striking.

What does the Gazco Studio Inset 105 Electric Fire have to offer?

Even the quickest of glimpses at the Gazco Studio Inset 105 Electric Fire will perfectly illustrate exactly what this electric fire has to offer. Forget the electric fires of years gone-by this is a new technology and one which is proving extremely popular amongst consumers. The Inset 105 offers heat output between 1 kW and 2 kW which is more than enough to take the chill off any room. As the fire is powered by electric it has an efficiency rating of 99% which means excellent value for money.

Even though the electric fires that you see today are almost unrecognisable to those of 20 or 30 years ago, there is no doubt there is still a stigma attached to electric fires. It is therefore very useful to see companies such as Gazco bringing out the latest in electric fire design and technology such as the Gazco Studio Inset 150 Electric Fire. This particular model is the largest in the Gazco Studio Electric Fire range with its extended proportions and stunning frameless design. The installation process could not be easier and the Gazco Studio Inset 150 Electric Fire can quite literally be fitted flush with your wall.

What to expect from your Gazco Studio Inset 150 Electric Fire

First of all it is worth pointing out that the electric fires of today are not here to compete with wood-burning and multifuel stoves which offer a different type of heat and attract a very different clientele. It would be wrong to suggest that the Gazco Studio Inset 150 Electric Fire is more about looks than action but you only need to look at the images to see how eye-catching it is.

The rise in the popularity of electric fires continues even if it has been somewhat under the radar. The Gazco Riva2 70 Inset Electric is the latest from the Gazco range and it is not difficult to see why it is proving particularly popular. Electric fires are not necessary for everybody but the idea that they are somewhat stuck in the past is an issue which has hung over the industry for some time now. The electric fire that you see today bears no resemblance to the cheap and cheerful electric fires of years gone by to which many people still compare the industry. So, what should you expect with your Gazco Riva2 70 Inset Electric?

Design and function

The design of this particular model is beautiful to say the least and the fact that it fits perfectly into the standard fireplace makes it very easy to install. The Gazco Riva2 70 Inset Electric compares favourably to the Studio Electric Inset Fires, taking all of the technology and aesthetics which make these particular models extremely easy on the eye. You will notice there are two adjustable heat settings on this electric fire, you can vary the brightness to create a specific atmosphere and the unique LED flame effect technology also adds that little extra.

If just a few years ago we would have suggested growing demand for the likes of the Gazco Logic2 Electric Fire you would probably have wondered where we were getting our information from. This type of electric fire is both stylish and classy and incorporates the latest technology which is hidden behind the body. Many people automatically assume that electric fires will make little in the way of heat and while they are not comparable with wood-burning or multifuel stoves, they will certainly take the chill off any room.

Style of the Gazco Logic2 Electric Fire

You only need to look at the images of the Gazco Logic2 Electric Fire below to see exactly what is on offer. The classic grate, the large expanded viewing area and the decorative outer frame really do put the finishing touches to an excellent fire. Electric fires may not be for everybody but when you bear in mind efficiency ratings are 99%, log affect and clear stone “fuels” are visible not to mention the deep amber or cool blue flame settings, there is a lot more to this stove than initial impressions suggest. The heat output is around 1 kW up to 2 kW and as the machine is electronically controlled you can simply flick it on in an instant and switch it off when you leave the room.