About Planika Fires
Planika Fires create real fire without any smoke. Designed by distinguished designers they become focal points of exclusive interiors. The Design process of Planika fires takes place in the Planika Studio. Success lies in designing a new form that addresses contemporary lifestyle. Design together with the technical knowledge and experience are the basis for every model. By always paying close attention to every detail while shaping the form and carefully selecting the highest quality materials, we have come up with a product that is in accordance with our sustainable agenda. We are open-minded and draw inspiration from around the world while working on the design projects. The busy world of today is full of creative impulses that foster young talents like the designer Maciej Klus, to express themselves through design. We are cautious not to limit ourselves and We emphasize the role of development. Thus, it is important for us to remain open to fresh ideas as well as different perspectives, recognizing the importance of Individuality and personal style. Aware of the significance of diversity a new collection was created together with renowned designer Christophe Pillet. Recently we have invited to cooperate with us a French designer Arik Levy.

How It Works
Planika Fires do not require any chimney installiator. We attach an easy and detailed user's manual to each model. You can enjoy real fire only 10 minutes after receiving the product. The lighting of Planika fire is extremely easy and safe. Once you fill the container with the FANOLA fuel, you can light the fire with a Special Lighter with an extended tip.

About Fanola
Planika Fires use a special ethanol based fuel Fanola. As a result, the fire is free of smoke or smell. Fanola has been thoroughly tested and certified in many countries confirming its safety for people and the environment when used in accordance with the label instructions and he product manual. It has been refined by a process of triple rectification and is a renewable, green source of energy. When it burns, no smoke or smell are produced but only steam and CO2 are released in similar proportions to the air we exhale.