
Coal Fires
With our coal fires, we differentiate between blacksmith's hearths and field forges.
Field forges are very handy, with a tabletop measuring 600x500 mm and weighing approximately 30 kg, and are easy and uncomplicated to set up, allowing you to forge outdoors without the need for an extractor.
Blacksmith hearths are heavier and larger; we supply hearths with 800 or 1000 mm table widths as standard. Depending on the intended use, we offer fire bowls in various sizes, as well as fans with 230 V or 400 V AC voltage.
All of our coal fires feature a high-quality cast-iron fire bowl, embedded in a sturdy steel tabletop and a sturdy U-shaped steel table frame.
In addition to complete forge stoves, we also offer individual components for building your own fireplace, tailored to your needs.
Custom-made coal forge
From the idea to implementation square, oval, or round? 2 or 10 fireplaces?
We also manufacture blacksmith stoves including smoke extraction in custom designs according to customer specifications.
Using CAD design, we create a detailed plan in close collaboration with the customer.
Production then takes place carefully after customer approval in our own production facility in Germany.

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Lighting a coal fire
How do I light a coal fire?
This is no problem for the professionals, and everyone makes the fire in their own way and the way they learned it.
In this video, you'll see how to light a forge fire, and everyone can decide if this is the right method for them...
Questions - Answers - FAQ
Many questions about our coal fires that we try to answer, without meaningless AI texts.
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What is a coal fire?
A coal fire typically consists of a tabletop containing a fire insert with a fan.
The fire insert contains a fire bowl in which coal is burned to heat a workpiece to forging temperature.
There are many variations, and a few specific versions have prevailed over the decades.
What is a coal fire?
A coal fire typically consists of a tabletop containing a fire insert with a fan.
The fire insert contains a fire bowl in which coal is burned to heat a workpiece to forging temperature.
There are many variations, and a few specific versions have prevailed over the decades.
What is a coal fire?
A coal fire typically consists of a tabletop containing a fire insert with a fan.
The fire insert contains a fire bowl in which coal is burned to heat a workpiece to forging temperature.
There are many variations, and a few specific versions have prevailed over the decades.
What is a coal fire?
A coal fire typically consists of a tabletop containing a fire insert with a fan.
The fire insert contains a fire bowl in which coal is burned to heat a workpiece to forging temperature.
There are many variations, and a few specific versions have prevailed over the decades.
What is a coal fire?
A coal fire typically consists of a tabletop containing a fire insert with a fan.
The fire insert contains a fire bowl in which coal is burned to heat a workpiece to forging temperature.
There are many variations, and a few specific versions have prevailed over the decades.
What is a coal fire?
A coal fire typically consists of a tabletop containing a fire insert with a fan.
The fire insert contains a fire bowl in which coal is burned to heat a workpiece to forging temperature.
There are many variations, and a few specific versions have prevailed over the decades.
What is a coal fire?
A coal fire typically consists of a tabletop containing a fire insert with a fan.
The fire insert contains a fire bowl in which coal is burned to heat a workpiece to forging temperature.
There are many variations, and a few specific versions have prevailed over the decades.
What is a coal fire?
A coal fire typically consists of a tabletop containing a fire insert with a fan.
The fire insert contains a fire bowl in which coal is burned to heat a workpiece to forging temperature.
There are many variations, and a few specific versions have prevailed over the decades.