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Nexus offers an easy, cost-effective and flexible heating solution in the form of Balanced Flue Gas Fires (BF). Balanced flue gas fires are very versatile when it comes to installation and can be a perfect fit for homes without a chimney. Although BF fires can also be fitted into a traditional chimney with a flexible flue liner employing a chimney pipe to imitate the balanced flue effect.

Balanced Flue Gas Fires are glass-fronted fires which are completely room sealed and vents immediately to an outside wall through the flue pipe. Air is drawn in from the outside using an outer pipe for combustion purposes while the inner pipe vents the exhaust gases away to the outside hence the name ‘balanced’ flue.

They are available in a wide range of styles and come in single side, two side (L-shaped), tunnel and three sided versions. Relatively easy to install they are an ideal choice for most homes not just for their heat output but also the great designs they are available in. These different styles and the flexibility with which this flue type allows for installation, mean they are a popular choice to be used as true room dividers, in the corner or even in the centre of your room with a powered flue system.

Browse our huge range from leading brands such as Dru, Element4 and Gazco where you will find full details, PDF downloadable fact sheets with all our fires very competitively priced.

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