In a holographic or LED fireplace the flame is light or a recorded film. The logs are the only solid thing in the firebox, and they are what people see up close, in daylight and when the fire is switched off.
Cast from real burnt wood
Our logs are resin, cast one to one from real wood that was burnt and charred, so every crack and layer of char is a real one. Each log weighs about 180 g, close to a real log of the same size, so it also feels like wood in the hand.
Painted by hand in seven steps
Every log is painted by hand in seven colour steps, from raw wood to charred black. That is what keeps the bark and the cracks readable with the flame off, where a single sprayed colour tends to look flat.
Light around the logs
The logs sit in light from three places: a top light, a glowing ember bed and a bottom light. On the K Series each of them changes through seven colours, so the same logs can look like a slow evening fire or a bright one.
Laid out by hand, or in set positions
- K Series: the logs can be arranged however you like
- X Series: 21 hand-painted logs, each with a set position
- F Series, flat holographic and side table: moulded and hand-painted logs in the same way
Spares and options
Hand-painted logs and birch logs are kept as spare parts, so a damaged log or a change of look does not mean a new fireplace. Ask which log sets fit the model you choose.
How to judge logs before you buy
- Look at them with the fire switched off, in daylight, from a metre away
- Ask for a close-up photo of the log bed alone, not only of the flame
- Check whether the logs can be rearranged or replaced
Our showrooms in Hangzhou and Chengdu are open by appointment if you want to see them in person.