Hearth plate
Hearth plate desinged for Kirami heaters that protects the front from possible sparks and embers falling from the furnace, thus adding firesafety. There should be no flammable material located in front of and below the heater. In practical terms, this means that an area of incombustible material, such as concrete, sand, or a metal plate, is needed in front of the heater, at least 10 cm on both sides and 40 cm on the front.
The outer shell is made out of black metal that is long lasting. Metal’s coating is stainless, weatherproof and therefore maintenance free.
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Do a water workout in the hot tub
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