Sphere Supended Fire

The Sphere Suspended Fire is a contemporary designer fireplace created to be both a powerful heating solution and a functional piece of art. Its perfectly balanced spherical form delivers strong architectural presence while maintaining elegant simplicity

Whether rotating freely or fixed in position, the Sphere becomes the true heart of the home.

Available Finishes

The Sphere Family is available in:

• Black Powder Coat
• Corten Steel
• Brushed Stainless Steel
• Polished Stainless Steel

From bold matte black to warm weathered Corten and refined stainless finishes, the Sphere adapts beautifully to contemporary, architectural and luxury interiors.

360° Rotation System

The Sphere features a 360-degree rotation system, allowing you to direct the heat exactly where it’s desired.

During installation, the firebox can also be locked into a fixed position if rotation is not desired.

Fuel Options

Available in four fuel configurations:

Bioethanol (XL500 Burner)

• Heat Output: 3.35 kW/h 
• Fuel Capacity: 5L
• Consumption: 0.5L per hour
• Burn Time: Approx. 10–13 hours
• Minimum Room Size: 80 cubic metres
• Burner Material: 304 Stainless Steel

Included with biofuel option:

• Lighting rod
• Lighter

Bioethanol burns cleanly with no smoke, soot or ash. No roof penetrating chimney required

Gas (LPG or Natural Gas)

Installation must comply with AS/NZS 5601.1:2013

• LPG: 3.0 kPa standing pressure
• Natural Gas: 2.0 kPa standing pressure
• 24V AC power supply with 7.2V DC module

Professional installation required.

Wood

Installed as an untested appliance under NZS2918 regulations.

(Check local council compliance requirements.)

Electric

Requires 220–230V single phase power supply within ceiling cavity.

Technical Specifications

• Firebox Diameter: 700mm
• Firebox Weight: 46kg
• Flue Diameter: 219mm
• Flue Weight: 16kg per meter
• Suspension Bracket Weight: 20kg
• Biofuel Burner Weight: 6.7kg
• Flue Length: Customisable

Ceiling structure must be engineered to support up to 350kg to allow for pendulum effect and side motion.

Minimum Clearances

As specified in the installation manual:

• 150mm minimum clearance from combustible surfaces
• 150mm minimum clearance from non-combustible surfaces
• 150mm minimum clearance from glass
• 25mm clearance between suspension bracket and combustible material in roof space

Clearances may be reduced with approved heat shielding.

Installation Overview

Installation must be carried out by a qualified professional.

General process includes:

• Structural installation of suspension bracket
• Installation of flue
• Attaching firebox via bearing assembly
• Install selected fuel system
• Commissioning and testing operation