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In The Spotlight: Dru Gas Fires - The ultimate in interior design

Humble Beginnings

Druā€™s humble beginnings first started in 1754. Within their own foundry they first used fire to create pots and pans which were then used on fire for cooking. Coal and wood heating were the standard but as times changed, DRU changed too and new possibilities began with the discovery of gas.

Drugasar was founded in Manchester in 1975 as the UK distributor for DRU heating products. It became a fully owned subsidiary of DRU in 2003, and now distributes gas fires, wood and multi-fuel stoves and gas wall heaters under the DRU, Dik Geurts and Spartherm brands. Drugasar employs an experienced team of sales consultants, technical, marketing and back office staff to support its national network of DRU approved fireplace retailers and gas appliance installers.

DRU are currently the market leader in the production and distribution of gas fires and wood-burning stoves. At the same time they are developing new products to utilise biogas, bioethanol, electricity and even hydrogen and so continue to be the solution for warmth and atmosphere within the home. Dru have solutions to create the ultimate interior design for your home.

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Various Models

Maestro ā€“ The most exclusive model within the Dru gas fire range comes in various shapes and sizes to suit most interiors to include front only, 2 sided, 3 sided and tunnel models. The Maestro range comes with the Dynamic flame burner technology as standard ensuring the most beautiful gas flame on the market. These double burners ensure additional height and depth within the fire. Operating the fire is simple with a Bluetooth remote control that comes as standard. If you prefer app control then the free Dru app will provide even more control. Other options include Ceraglass linings, rib cast linings, Clear View glass and LED underbed lighting.

Dru Maestro 105/3 in living room setting
Dru Maestro 105/3

Metro ā€“ Generally these models are wider than the other ranges giving you a more landscape view of the fire. Metro fires come with the Vario burner giving a wide zigzagging flame that fills the whole of the fire bed. As with the Maestro, control is via app or the standard remote control. You also get a Clear View glass option, Ceraglass linings with the addition of various fuel beds.

Dru 130XT Tunnel fireplace in contemporary lounge/ dining room setting
Dru 130XT Tunnel

Lugo ā€“ The feel of an open fire on either a 2 or 3 sided model. With a stacked log interior and sleek design, the Lugo gives that cozy, homely feel. Itā€™s equipped with a Vario burner and controlled via the app or standard remote. Thereā€™s slightly less options with the Lugo which isnā€™t always a bad thing! Smooth black linings or Ceraglass are your choices.

Dru Lugo 80/2 in a contemporary concrete finish
Dru Lugo 80/2

Cosmo ā€“ Looking for something spectacular? The Cosmo is the fire for you. This is the ultimate showpiece for a large room. Coming in either single sided or a tunnel model with the glass measuring a whopping 1.77m wide x nearly 800mm high. It comes with the Vario burner and remote with full app control. To really make this more spectacular why not pair this with the Clear View glass and ā€˜Muranoā€™ stainless steel surround and limestone hearth.

Stunning Dru Cosmo with Murano surround in lounge setting
Dru Cosmo with Murano surround

Global ā€“ Smaller more compact models that are competitively priced whilst still maintaining that wow factor. These models work well in smaller rooms or with existing chimney systems. There is a wide selection of fires to suit various scenarioā€™s. Burners are either a standard line burner or the more impressive Truflame burner. Other options include Clear View glass, 3 different internal lining sets and 3 different fuel beds.

Dru Global 70XT in Aegean limestone surround with honed black granite slip set in lounge setting
Dru Global 70XT

Various ā€“ Finally there are different options including the Passo, Polo, Circo, Trio and Convexo freestanding models with aĀ  Diablo wall hanging model to finish things off.

Dru Passo  freestanding gas fire in contemporary lounge setting
Dru Passo

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How Much Does a Dru Gas Fire Cost To Run?

From only Ā£0.87 per evening

Using as our example a Convexo fire

Low flames: Output 2.1 kWĀ * Ā£0,103 = Ā£0,21Ā per hour. Per evening: Ā£0,87

Eco Wave (recommended):Output 3.4Ā kWĀ * Ā£0,103 = Ā£0,35Ā per hour. Per evening: Ā£1,40

High flames: Output 4.7Ā kWĀ * Ā£0,103 = Ā£0,48Ā per hour. Per evening: Ā£1,94

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Saving Tips

Save extra but still enjoy your gas fire? You can do so with the following tips:

  • Use theĀ Eco WaveĀ function and save up to 50% on your gas consumption. Your flames will vary in volume and height, making your fireplace use less gas.

  • Underfloor heating?Ā Turn it a degree lower and heat upĀ with your gas fire when necessary. Saves considerably! A gas fire is ideal for additional heating.

  • All Dru gas fires have aĀ thermostat.Ā Using this to heat up to the set temperature, no energy is wasted.Ā It never gets too hot or cold unnecessarily.

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