Easter often brings colder temperatures in many regions—and Carbel is there to make every moment more comfortable.

While some people dream of sunny beaches, others head to the mountains in search of relaxation or the thrill of winter sports. This Easter, you can enjoy snowy landscapes and a passion for skiing, with the comfort and warmth of Carbel stoves and fireplaces waiting for you.

Snow destinations for Easter

Discover how ski resorts in destinations such as the French Alps, Andorra, the Pyrenees and Sierra Nevada can turn your Easter break into an unforgettable winter experience.

While spring begins to warm other parts of the world, these destinations maintain their snow-covered landscapes—perfect for winter sports.

The warmth of Carbel at home

After a day in the snow, nothing compares to the warmth of home. This is where Carbel makes the difference.

Imagine relaxing in front of one of our stoves or fireplaces, restoring warmth and comfort while sharing the day’s experiences.

Prepare your home for spring

Beyond enjoying the snow, Easter is also the perfect time to get your home ready for the new season.

Discover how our stoves with integrated ovens not only heat your space but also allow you to prepare delicious meals—making them ideal for this seasonal transition.

Tips to keep your home warm and comfortable

Visit our blog to find practical recommendations on how to keep your home cosy during the last cool days of spring.

From cleaning your stove or fireplace to choosing the right firewood, we help you maintain efficiency, safety and comfort.

Carbel invites you to experience a different kind of Easter—where adventure meets comfort.

Whether returning from the ski slopes or enjoying a peaceful afternoon at home, we want to be part of your warmest and most memorable moments. 

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Enjoying the comfort of your home is a goal that everyone pursues. Without a doubt, one of the greatest pleasures is having your home at the ideal temperature during winter, something that is easy to achieve thanks to fireplaces.

As you well know, at Carbel we are experts in fireplaces. In our catalogue, you can find a wide variety of them to suit all needs. However, on this occasion we want to talk to you about double-sided fireplaces.

Double-sided fireplaces

Double-sided fireplaces, as their name indicates, are those that have glass on both fronts. On one side and the other, users can feel the warmth of the fireplace and, best of all, also enjoy the view of the fire burning inside.

This type of fireplace is ideal for use as a space divider. They can be installed built into a wall to serve two different rooms, or inserted into a wall in such a way that a visual separation effect between two spaces is achieved.

For example, if you have a large dining room and want to differentiate the dining area from the relaxation area, you can achieve this with one of these fireplaces.

Whichever option you choose, a great decorative effect is guaranteed, as the double view of the fire will captivate everyone present.

Another advantage of using double-sided fireplaces is that the decorative frame can be customised on each side, allowing it to better adapt to the style of each room and making it another decorative element.

Our suggestions in double-sided fireplaces

At Carbel, we offer 3 double-sided fireplace models: I-100 fireplace, I-80 fireplace and the I-70 double-sided fireplace.

These three models are identical, with the main difference between them being their size. The number refers to the width of the model in centimetres, so depending on what you are looking for, or rather the space you have available, you will have to choose a more standard or a larger model.

On the other hand, it is important to mention that the larger the size, the greater the heat output these fireplaces provide.

However, it should be highlighted that our double-sided models offer excellent levels of energy efficiency, reaching up to 82%. This means that 82% of the heat generated by the fireplace is used as real heat.

Continuing with the specifications of these models, they include an ash drawer, making cleaning easier. Likewise, the doors can be opened independently from both sides.

So, whether you are looking for an element to practically differentiate spaces, or you want a two-in-one fireplace that can heat your living room as well as your bedroom, look no further. The best solution is double-sided fireplaces, which, as you can see, are truly a two-in-one solution.

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Spring is a wonderful time to enjoy fresh air and sunshine, but it can also bring unpredictable and cooler days. If you appreciate the cosy warmth of a wood-burning stove or fireplace, there’s no need to stop using it—spring is still a great season to enjoy that comfort at home.

In this article, we share practical tips to help you prepare your home for spring while continuing to get the most out of your heating system.

Clean your wood-burning stove or fireplace

Before using your stove or fireplace in spring, it’s essential to carry out a thorough cleaning. After weeks of limited use, soot and residues may have built up.

A proper chimney sweep, along with checking seals, gaskets and internal refractory components, will ensure optimal performance and maintain the efficiency of your heating system. Regular maintenance is key to safe, efficient and long-lasting operation.

Choose the right firewood
Selecting the right firewood is essential for achieving high performance and efficient combustion.

Always use properly seasoned, dry wood. Wet or damp firewood significantly reduces heat output and forces you to burn more fuel to reach the same temperature. For best results, store your firewood in a dry, well-ventilated space protected from moisture.

Use your heating system efficiently
During spring, you don’t need to keep your stove or fireplace running طوال the day. Instead, use it strategically.

Take advantage of natural sunlight to warm your home during the day, and light your stove or fireplace in the evening, when temperatures drop. This approach improves energy efficiency, reduces fuel consumption and maintains a comfortable indoor environment.

Make the most of stoves with an oven
One of the advantages of certain models is their versatility. Stoves with an integrated oven allow you to enjoy your appliance all year round.

From roasted chicken and vegetables to homemade pizza, baked fish or even desserts, you can turn your stove into a functional and sustainable cooking solution—combining comfort, efficiency and practicality.

Minimal environmental impact.
When burned, firewood releases the same amount of CO₂ that the tree absorbed during its life cycle. This makes it a renewable and carbon-neutral fuel with a minimal impact on the environment.

In summary
Preparing your home for spring with a wood-burning stove or fireplace is simple when you follow a few key steps: proper maintenance, the right fuel and efficient use.

With Carbel, you can continue enjoying natural, efficient and sustainable warmth—whatever the season.

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Carbel will be exhibiting at Progetto Fuoco 2026, the leading international trade fair for biomass heating, taking place from February 25 to 28 in Verona, Italy.

Progetto Fuoco is one of the most important events in the wood-burning and biomass heating industry. Every two years, it brings together manufacturers, distributors, and professionals from around the world to discover the latest in fireplaces, stoves, and high-efficiency heating solutions, with a strong focus on performance, design, and sustainability.

Carbel’s participation this year is another step in its ongoing commitment to innovation, energy efficiency, and the development of high-performance products.

Where to find us

Carbel will be located in Hall 7, Stand B-8, sharing the space with other brands from the group: Seguin, HWAM, Wiking, and JC Bordelet.
This shared stand will give visitors a broad overview of the group’s offerings, from classic fireplace concepts to more contemporary, design-driven solutions for a wide range of markets.

Carbel models on display

Fireplaces and inserts

• S80
• RS80 with log storage
• T2100
• I70

Wood-burning stoves

• RI100 double-sided
• ATLAS
• VISION with low log storage

These models reflect a carefully selected mix of Carbel’s best-known products and some of its newest designs.

What visitors can expect

Visitors to Hall 7, Stand B-8 will have the chance to see the products up close, explore finishes and materials, and learn more about the technical features of each model. The Carbel team will be on hand to answer questions about installation, performance, efficiency, and commercial opportunities.

Sharing the stand with other brands also makes it easy to compare different technologies and design approaches in one place.

Over 60 years of experience

With more than 60 years in the industry, Carbel continues to design and manufacture fireplaces and stoves that combine strong performance, safety, clean burning, and attractive design. Taking part in Progetto Fuoco 2026 is another way the company is strengthening its presence in international markets and staying closely connected to industry professionals.

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Wood-burning stoves generate heat through the combustion of biomass. This type of heating system offers many advantages over other heating solutions. Would you like to know what they are? We explain them in this post.

What are the advantages of wood-burning stoves?

As mentioned above, there are many benefits to choosing wood-burning stoves as a heating system for your home. At Carbel, we would highlight the following:

Use of renewable energy.
Without a doubt, this is one of the most important advantages of wood-burning stoves. They use natural energy sources such as firewood to generate heat—resources that can be virtually inexhaustible.

Firewood is one of the most economical energy sources.
In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the price of other energy sources such as electricity, gas and diesel. Compared to these, firewood remains one of the most affordable options. Combined with the high efficiency of modern stoves, this allows you to heat your home at a lower cost.

Firewood is an independent and easily accessible energy source.
Firewood is easy to find, as there are an increasing number of distribution points. It can even be purchased online and delivered directly to your home, making it readily available with minimal effort. Firewood is therefore one of the most accessible energy sources.

Minimal environmental impact.
When burned, firewood releases the same amount of CO₂ that the tree absorbed during its life cycle. This makes it a renewable and carbon-neutral fuel with a minimal impact on the environment.

Finally, we cannot forget the charm of fire.
Having a wood-burning stove at home adds warmth, character and a unique sense of comfort to your living space.

As you can see, these are some of the advantages of having a wood-burning stove in your home. And you—what do you value most about having one?

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According to existing records, the invention of the fireplace dates back to the 1st century AD. Prior to that, there is no documentation or archaeological evidence that such a structure existed. However, even though the fireplace as an element had not yet appeared, fire was already used for heating as soon as it was discovered, and of course, for cooking as well.

History of the Fireplace

In the early stages of Western civilization, “fireplaces” were simply holes in the ground used to build fires for warmth. Later on, primitive heating systems emerged using ovens that distributed heat throughout living spaces—and even heated water.

As multi-story buildings began to appear, chimneys were built along the walls, allowing smoke to escape horizontally, which contrasts with how chimneys are constructed today.

Around the 17th century, a grate system was developed that allowed the fire to “breathe” better, helping the heat last longer.

In the 18th century, Benjamin Franklin invented the cast iron stove that bears his name. Even after the flames were out, it retained heat for hours. Installed at the center of the home, it distributed warmth throughout the space while also solving the problem of smoke indoors. However, its intense heat output also increased the risk of fire.

The 19th century saw the development of safer fireplaces with improved smoke evacuation systems.

But the evolution of the fireplace didn’t stop there. Today’s fireplaces are closed combustion systems that isolate the fire, enhancing safety and allowing homeowners to choose from a wide variety of cassette fireplaces, wood-burning stoves, and other high-performance models.

The Modern Evolution of the Fireplace

In recent years, fireplaces have evolved into increasingly efficient and environmentally friendly systems. Innovations such as self-cleaning interiors, advanced combustion chambers, and high thermal inertia designs have significantly improved energy performance while reducing emissions.

Moreover, new European regulations and certifications now require appliances to meet stricter standards in both safety and efficiency, aligning with a more sustainable and responsible way of heating our homes.

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