Rocal Laris 100 LI/LD Corner Wood-Burning Inset Fire

Why choose the Laris 100 LI or Laris 100 LD?

The Rocal Laris 100 LI and Laris 100 LD bring a different perspective to the traditional built-in wood burner. With glass across the front and one side of the firebox, these premium corner inset fires provide a wider, more immersive view of the flames while allowing the fireplace to become part of the architecture of the room.

Both models are identical in performance, specification and overall design – the only difference is which side features the additional glass:

Laris 100 LI (Left) – features glass across the front and **left-hand side** of the firebox when viewed from the front.

Laris 100 LD (Right) – features glass across the front and **right-hand side** of the firebox when viewed from the front.

This choice makes it possible to position the additional glass towards the room, a seating area or an adjoining space, ensuring you get the best possible view of the fire for your particular installation.

Key Features:

Two-Sided Corner Fire Design
The combination of a large front window and full-height side glass transforms the Laris 100 into a striking corner fireplace. Rather than seeing the flames from just one direction, the fire can be enjoyed from different positions around the room.

Choose Left or Right-Hand Glass
With LI and LD versions available, the fireplace can be configured to suit the architecture of your room. Choose the Laris 100 LI for additional glass on the left, or the Laris 100 LD for additional glass on the right.

Premium Built-In Appearance
Designed to integrate neatly into a chimney breast or purpose-built structure, the Laris creates the appearance of a fireplace built into the architecture itself. The corner glass is particularly effective when positioned at the edge of a projecting chimney breast, allowing the flames to visually wrap around the structure.

New Push/Pull Door Mechanism
Rocal’s new push/pull opening system removes the need for a conventional protruding handle. Simply push to release and pull to open, helping maintain the exceptionally clean lines of the Laris design.

Single Easy-Glide Air Control
A single smooth-gliding control manages the combustion air, making it simple to adjust the intensity of the fire. It provides intuitive control while keeping the front of the appliance beautifully uncluttered.

Black Vermiculite Interior
Contemporary black vermiculite lines the firebox, providing a dark, sophisticated backdrop to the fire. Against the black interior, the colour and movement of the flames become the focus – particularly impressive when viewed through both panes of glass.

Expansive Flame View
At 100 cm wide, the Laris 100 provides a broad, landscape-style view of the fire. Combined with the additional side window, the LI and LD models create a much more panoramic experience than a conventional front-facing inset wood burner.

Optional Powerful Fan System
For installations where greater heat circulation is required, the Laris 100 LI and LD can be equipped with Rocal’s optional high-performance convection fan system, helping distribute warm air more effectively throughout the room.

Choice of Frame Options
Different frame configurations allow the fireplace to be tailored to the surrounding installation, whether you want a defined frame around the appliance or a more minimalist architectural finish.

Designed for Contemporary Living Spaces
The corner configuration makes the Laris 100 LI and LD particularly well suited to open-plan interiors, projecting chimney breasts and rooms where the fireplace is visible from more than one direction.

Designed and Made in Spain
Designed and manufactured by Rocal near Barcelona, the Laris 100 LI and LD combine distinctive Spanish design with the engineering, materials and build quality developed through decades of specialist fireplace manufacturing.

Whether you choose the Laris 100 LI or Laris 100 LD ultimately comes down to the layout of your room. Position the side glass where it can be seen and enjoyed most, and the Laris becomes much more than a heat source – it becomes part of the architecture of the space.