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Barbas develops, manufactures and markets hearths and ancillary products entirely in house, with the emphasis on design, ambience and quality.
Wood = Hot
For centuries man has been fascinated by fire. And for the lovers of ‘real’ fire there is still nothing to beat the traditional play of flames in an open fireplace. Crackling wood logs which you occasionally have poke to allow the fire to burn fiercer.
Comforting warmth and ambiance go hand in hand. Even now, when the fire is protected behind glass, which ensures a higher yield, a minimum of dust emissions and a cleaner combustion. And that is exactly what the wood fires of Barbas offer: the best possible ambiance and the lowest possible environmental pollution. And: 100% Dutch Design.
Masterpiece
Barbas does not have a production line and therefore has no fires in stock. Each fire is constructed individually to meet the specific demands and wishes of the client and is a personal masterpiece of the assembler. The complete production process takes place in house and, using 115 basic models, we can construct up to 16,000 different and therefore unique open fires.
For more information about Barbas, visit www.Barbas.com.
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About Barbas
Fire has a rich tradition at Barbas, which goes back to 1976. Today, Barbas is the leading brand in wood-burning fires, fully developed and manufactured in house. The environment is of paramount importance to us.
In addition to paying particular attention to the ecological aspects of the use of open fires, Barbas also uses sustainable materials and processes in their construction. Thorough internal research into the combustion process has resulted in the best possible control of wood use, higher yield and low emissions.
Barbas is proud that their fires perform in every instance better than the existing stipulated European norms (CE, Flamme Verte) and thus take into account, as far as possible, any future norms. All this hidden technique is, however, easily controlled. Barbas open fires have a clear and logical operation. Life should be easy, after all.
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