Umbra Swing
Glass swing in fourteen shadow patterns.
48V magnetic rail — recessed to hanging, with snap-in spots, floods, and grilles.
Two duplex outlets on a single wall plate, for extra power without the GFCI trip.
Two duplex outlets plus USB-A and USB-C charging, on the same wall plate.
Screened 112 mm casement with motorised options and a flush retractable screen.
The heavyweight casement — 2.8 mm edge wall, 27 mm cavity, sliding-sash option.
The saucer — a spun 3–5 mm steel disc hung from a slim flue, turning a full 360° on its mount, in water-vapour, electric, bioethanol or wood-burning versions.
A teardrop in steel — the conical hood tapers into the flue so the whole fireplace reads as one falling line, rotating freely above the room.
The horn — a tall flared bell over an open hearth ring, the classic suspended silhouette for restaurants, lobbies and double-height living rooms.
A plain steel cylinder dropped from the ceiling, the flame held in its open base — the most architectural piece in the range, in two diameters.
A ceiling-hung bowl running on water vapour and LED light — a curved, rotating flame with no flue, no fuel and no heat, on a pipe cut to your ceiling.
The built-in water-vapour cassette in nine lengths from 700 to 3000 mm — a 3 mm steel panel over a 200 mm body, dropped into a joinery or stone slot.
The smart cassette — auto-fill and auto-drain, nine flame heights, five brightness levels, remote and key control — in six lengths to 2800 mm.
The classic cassette in four lengths — halogen or LED light, a flat panel or a ceramic log set with crackle sound, and a 6–10 hour tank.
A full-width LED screen behind clear glass — flame, aquarium, coast, snowfield — switched from the app, in a 2000 mm standard or any custom length.
The 2000 mm full-screen electric fire that also heats — a fibre-ceramic log bed under LED flame, 8 mm tempered glass, and a 750–1,500 W heater.
The built-in electric firebox in three formats — frameless on a plinth, frameless slim, or framed — from 700 to 2000 mm, as a decorative or heating core.
A 350 mm electric fire in a round black frame on a small foot — a desk or console piece with a real log-bed flame effect and no heat.
A 500 mm circular electric fire, 180 mm deep — wall-hung or set into a niche, the porthole version of the log-bed flame.
A 1000 mm charcoal-bed electric fire — glowing embers and flame from a 36 W engine, in a black frame that recesses flush into a wall.
The 1560 mm linear electric fire with three media beds — crystal, pebble or a classic log set — a 48 W engine and a 1566 mm cut-out.
A freestanding electric stove on a log store — a 1,600 W heater behind an LCD flame in seven colours, with crystal and log décor and a decorative flue.
A recessed LED video wall in fireplace proportions — flame, ember, aquarium and light-art content on a 391 mm-high band, in eight lengths to 3600 mm.
The stainless linear bioethanol burner in ten lengths — a manual trough or the smart burner with electronic ignition, remote and a full safety suite.
A freestanding white arch with the bioethanol flame running across its base — a sculptural room divider that needs no flue and moves with you.
A 600 mm stainless sphere with a bioethanol burner in its open mouth, on a low or tall stand — no flue, no wiring, indoors or out.
A Ø1000 mm drum in 304 stainless with the fire in its centre — wood, bioethanol, electric charcoal or water vapour — for the terrace or the lounge.
A round water-vapour fire bowl in three diameters — set into a table or console, a 412 mm flame from a 210 W engine, with an optional ceramic log set.
The wide-format wood burner — a 930 mm glass front, single or see-through double-sided, on a log-store plinth or built into the wall, heating 160–180 m².
The compact wide-format wood burner — a 742 mm glass front on a log-store plinth or built in, 140 kg, heating 100–120 m².
A tall three-sided firebox — glass on the front and both returns under a plain steel hood — for a peninsula or a corner, heating 120–140 m².
The wide three-sided firebox — an 852 mm front pane with glazed returns, the panoramic fire for an island hearth, heating 120–140 m².
