Linear Mist Fireplace Module
Linear 3D water vapor fireplace module for hotel lobbies, clubs, villas, and commercial feature walls, customizable by length, lighting, water access, and OEM/ODM requirements.
From ¥11,800
Final price depends on size, material, burner length, and quantity.
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3D Water Vapor Fireplace OEM/ODM
What is a 3D mist fireplace and where is it used?
A 3D mist fireplace, also called a water vapor fireplace, creates a flame-like visual effect through water vapor, lighting, and airflow structure. With no open flame, it is suitable for hotel lobbies, clubs, showrooms, villa living rooms, reception areas, and model rooms that need long display hours. As an own-brand source factory, Fireplace Master supports OEM/ODM customization for length, mist outlet, lighting effect, water supply, drainage, installation structure, and batch delivery.
No open flame
For hotels, clubs, showrooms, and homes that need long-hour flame visuals.
Water vapor flame effect
Soft flame-like visuals created by water vapor and lighting.
Project customization
Custom length, zone control, mist outlet, lighting, and service access.
Commercial operation
Designed for long display hours in lobbies, reception areas, and display spaces.
Applications
- Hotel lobbies, clubs, commercial reception areas
- Villa living rooms, open-plan homes, model rooms
- Showrooms, brand displays, immersive spaces
- Islands, dividers, screens, linear feature walls
Customization
- Length, mist sections, flame height, and lighting color
- Suspended, built-in, double-sided, three-sided, divider structures
- Water supply, drainage, tank, access panel, moisture protection
- OEM/ODM by drawings, samples, or brand requirements
Design Checks
- Confirm power, water supply, drainage, and service access
- Confirm mist outlet, airflow interference, and moisture protection
- Reserve maintenance access for mist modules, lighting, and water lines
- Commercial spaces need refilling, cleaning, and operation schedules
Custom module, water line, and service structure
A mist fireplace depends on the combined design of mist modules, lighting, airflow, water lines, and service access. Water supply, drainage, equipment depth, mist outlet, lighting maintenance, and cleaning method should be confirmed during design.
Suitable for hotels, clubs, and display spaces
In hotel lobbies, clubs, and showrooms, mist fireplaces are often used for long-hour flame atmosphere. With no open flame, they are easier for operators to manage and suitable for open traffic areas and commercial interiors that need stable visual effects.
Mist Fireplace Project Process
1. Planning
Confirm use, location, display hours, mist length, and control method.
2. MEP Detail
Confirm power, water supply, drainage, equipment depth, access, and moisture protection.
3. Factory Production
Produce mist modules, structure, lighting, and control system by project parameters.
4. Commissioning
Provide installation advice, mist adjustment, usage guidance, and maintenance support.
Mist Fireplace FAQ
Is a mist fireplace a real fire?
No. A mist fireplace uses water vapor, lighting, and airflow structure to create a flame-like visual effect. It has no open flame and is suitable for long display hours in hotels, clubs, showrooms, and homes.
Can a mist fireplace be customized?
Yes. Mist fireplaces are often customized for linear feature walls, islands, room dividers, screens, suspended forms, and commercial installations, including length, zone control, mist outlet, lighting, water supply, drainage, and service access.
What should be reserved before installing a mist fireplace?
Power, water supply, drainage, mist outlet, service access, moisture protection, airflow interference, and maintenance method should be confirmed during design. Commercial projects should also plan water refilling and cleaning cycles.
What is the difference between a mist fireplace and an ethanol fireplace?
A mist fireplace has no open flame and is suitable for long commercial display hours. An ethanol fireplace provides a real flame and is better for controlled spaces that need real-flame atmosphere. Both can be customized, but their safety and maintenance requirements differ.