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Focus reinvents an icon with Gas Gyrofocus

French manufacturer revisits its classic suspended design to create world’s first pivoting gas fire with highest environmental standards

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The Focus Gas Gyrofocus: Retaining all the design elements of the original - open, suspended and pivoting - with an added technological feat: gas power.
The Focus Gas Gyrofocus: Retaining all the design elements of the original - open, suspended and pivoting - with an added technological feat: gas power.

The iconic Gyrofocus fire, created by Focus over 50 years ago as a woodburning stove, now has patented technology allowing the gas to be brought down through a sealed pipe into the suspended fireplace while pivoting 100 degrees. 

The Gas Gyrofocus is energy efficient with an output of 13kW and is odourless with zero particle emissions. The practical, stress-free and easy to maintain fire is simple to install above any type of flooring and features ceramic logs that imitate the dancing flames of a real wood fire.

The fire is operated via remote control for instant ignition, flame and heat adjustment and programming for controlled, constant and comfortable heat. Thanks to its ease of use, the sculptural design can be installed in the reception areas of large hotels, restaurants and establishments open to the public, as well as in private residential homes.

The Gas Gyrofocus cannot be sold without a preliminary technical survey of the site and its installation must be carried out by official Focus partner-resellers trained in its advanced technology. The fire is equipped with a specially designed plate to allow the gas to pass through the pipe. The installation operates on batteries and the burner is controlled with a remote control. Focus has an extensive UK network of trusted partners and resellers.

  • Focus Gas Gyrofocus: The suspended, central gas fireplace pivots 100 degrees.
    Focus Gas Gyrofocus: The suspended, central gas fireplace pivots 100 degrees.
  • Ceramic logs help mimic the play of flames in a real wood fire.
    Ceramic logs help mimic the play of flames in a real wood fire.
  • Focus was the first company to suspend a fireplace in the centre of a room.
    Focus was the first company to suspend a fireplace in the centre of a room.
  • The Gas Gyrofocus: Remote control for ignition, adjustment and programming.
    The Gas Gyrofocus: Remote control for ignition, adjustment and programming.
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Focus designs fireplaces that break with the usual conventions of chimney design. Its products are archetypally modern and combine technical innovations with craftsmanship. Focus was the first company in the world to suspend a fireplace in the centre of a room and the first to make it with a pivoting hearth, maximising heat distribution.

Focus fires are crafted by artisans and made to order, each one created specifically for individual client projects. Focus is committed to both people and planet, making fireplaces that conform to all the strictest regulations across the UK, Europe and around the world. The company has a collection of Ecodesign Ready models, DEFRA-approved and suitable for low-energy building projects.

For more information and technical support visit focus-fireplaces.com

 

Contact:

00 334 67 55 01 93

info@focus-creation.com

 

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