Frequently Bought Together
Product Features
|
Product Details
Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?
|
Product Description
GRAMERCY Indoor/Outdoor Floor Standing Ethanol Fireplace. Bring the atmosphere to you! The elegance and clean contemporary design of the glass and black coated metal Gramercy model Anywhere Fireplace works anyplace, indoor or outdoor. Just place it on the floor or a table and add the ambiance of fire to any location. No installation necessary. The Gramercy is totally free standing, lightweight enough to move from one location to another (but never while lit). Place it anywhere you want to enjoy the warm glow of fire! ALWAYS READ ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING. Dimensions: Fireplace measures 32" L x 17" W x 12" H; weight is 20.9 lbs.
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
24 of 24 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
|
Length:
0:31
Mins
We love this portable fireplace. We have had it about a week now, and used it 3 times inside our home. We look forward to using it on the patio this spring also. We use OZOFire(tm) biofuel in it, and the flame is very pleasing to view. The biofuel is a bit of an expense, so factor that into consideration.
22 of 22 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I got the fireplace in early Feb. I had been looking at similar products (free standing, alcohol burning fire-things) for a few months. I live in Europe and the things available here (Made by Blomus and other companies) are extremely nice, well built and cost A LOT. (the Blomus model, most similar in appearance to this Gramercy cost over 1,000 Euro (about $1,500). That said...the Blomus was all heavy gauge stainless steel and looked like it would last forever.
The Gramercy looks good. It's just kind of "flimsy". The sheet metal that the Gramercy is made from just isn't real heavy. Is that a problem? It means your kids can't jump on it and you'd better never drop it. But for what it is meant to do...it looks like it will do it well.
..And it has. I've put about 10 quarts of Fuel through my Gramercy and it's doing pretty good. One thing you need to know is that these things eat fuel like a 67 Charger with a hemi engine. In order for you to get a nice little fire going, you need to leave the sliding door that controls the air flow all the way open. This gives you maximum flame. Not a huge flame, but nice. With the fireplace in this configuration, you'll run through a quart of fuel in about 2 hours.
The Good: Fireplace looks good...works fine and costs A LOT less than similar products. Most importantly - Peter, who appears to run things at Anywhere Fireplaces, worked VERY hard to ensure I was a satisfied customer. Kudos to this company's customer service!
The Bad: Eats fuel, but they ALL will. Also, flimsy construction.
The Gramercy looks good. It's just kind of "flimsy". The sheet metal that the Gramercy is made from just isn't real heavy. Is that a problem? It means your kids can't jump on it and you'd better never drop it. But for what it is meant to do...it looks like it will do it well.
..And it has. I've put about 10 quarts of Fuel through my Gramercy and it's doing pretty good. One thing you need to know is that these things eat fuel like a 67 Charger with a hemi engine. In order for you to get a nice little fire going, you need to leave the sliding door that controls the air flow all the way open. This gives you maximum flame. Not a huge flame, but nice. With the fireplace in this configuration, you'll run through a quart of fuel in about 2 hours.
The Good: Fireplace looks good...works fine and costs A LOT less than similar products. Most importantly - Peter, who appears to run things at Anywhere Fireplaces, worked VERY hard to ensure I was a satisfied customer. Kudos to this company's customer service!
The Bad: Eats fuel, but they ALL will. Also, flimsy construction.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
We received the anywhere fireplace last week and for the price we are pleased with it's look & performance. It throws off a nice amount of heat, especially when I have the ceiling fan above it going in a clockwise position on low to bring the warmth back down. It does use alot of ethanol fuel, 1 qt. only lasts 2 - 2.5 hours with a fully open setting.
Customer Discussions
|
This product's forum
Active discussions in related forums
Search Customer Discussions
|
Related forums
|
Look for Similar Items by Category
|
