Did you know that maintaining your fireplace in summer is essential to ensure you can use it in winter? That’s right—after months of use, it’s necessary to clean it and leave it in good condition. It’s also important to prevent any issues that may arise during its...

One of the main concerns for homeowners installing a fireplace is learning how to avoid excessive smoke—since it can be bothersome both inside your home and to neighbors. First and foremost: it is not normal for a fireplace to produce smoke inside your home. If this...

Have you ever heard about fireplace fans? A ventilated fireplace helps distribute heat more evenly throughout the rooms. That’s why more and more people are choosing fireplace models with built-in fans. But what exactly are fireplace fans, and what is their function?...

Have you ever heard of built-in fireplace inserts—also known as cassettes? If so, you’ve probably considered installing one in your own hearth to enjoy all their benefits: greater efficiency, fuel savings, faster warmth… But what if my fireplace is a masonry-built fireplace? you might be wondering.

Properly storing firewood is essential to ensure it burns efficiently and provides maximum heat. This guide explains how to choose the right storage location, maintain airflow, and even build your own firewood rack using simple materials. Avoid moisture, ensure ventilation, and get your wood ready for winter.

A journey through the history of the stove, from Ancient Roman braziers to modern Carbel wood-burning stoves. Learn about their technological evolution, energy efficiency improvements, and design innovations—and discover why Carbel stoves are a sustainable, safe, and stylish choice for your home.

Lighting a wood-burning fireplace can seem tricky without experience. At Carbel, we offer a practical guide to make the process easier: from selecting dry wood to properly arranging logs and kindling. We also provide tips on proper ventilation and how to create an air draft to ignite the flames. Our fireplaces are designed with a primary air opening of over 50%, making ignition more efficient and safer.

Have you ever wondered why the glass on your fireplace gets dirty? Even though its appearance doesn’t affect how it works, it can certainly be an eyesore and even make it harder to see the fire. Below, we explain the reasons why your fireplace glass might accumulate...