Gel Fireplace
Why choose a gel fireplace over other conventional fireplace options?
That one's easy. A gel fireplace is safer, more convenient, more affordable, and MUCH easier to maintain. Wood burning fireplaces require constant maintenance and cleaning, gas fireplaces require annual routine maintenance and repair, which can be very expensive. A wood or gas fireplace typically costs $5,000-$10,000 to install, depending on the mantel and features you've chosen. Our fireplaces range from $299-$639 complete, and require no installation, maintenance, or repair.
A gel fireplace is the safest choice for a ventless fireplace . Our fireplaces, when used in conjunction with Sunjel fireplace gel fuel, are 100% environment friendly. Sunjel is the best gel fuel on the market, hands down. A gel fireplace emits no smoke, fumes or odors, making it the safest and easiest fireplace to use. Light the Sunjel with a long match or lighter and sit back and enjoy a real crackling fire. The crackle effect is so realistic that everyone will assume you have just built a real wood fire! These fireplaces create the almost magical atmosphere that only a real fire can give. Their beautiful dancing flames and realistic crackle will have everyone gathering around their unique beauty. Beaumont Portable Sunjel Fireplace.
With models starting at $299, our gel fireplaces are the most affordable ventless fireplace option available anywhere. And since they require no installation of any kind and are completely self contained and free standing, you can place and move them anywhere! Having a party on your patio? Take your fireplace with you and really give your patio party a unique flair! Moving south for the winter? Take your fireplace down to your home or condo and enjoy its romantic ambiance while the rest of the country shivers in the ice and snow. Selling your home? Add a fireplace to one or more rooms and watch your potential buyers eyes light up!
A gel fireplace is the most portable, safe, and affordable ventless fireplace option you will find.
