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Pyrolave’s unique qualities of strength and resilience in withstanding temperature extremes has led to its use in numerous high heat applications such as fireplaces, chimneys, hearths, and even cooking surfaces. The stone is completely non-combustible and, even under conditions of constant high temperatures, will not give off toxic fumes, melt or distort.
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Pyrolave won the Designex 2006 Award for most innovative product with its induction cook-through-Pyrolave system. Our induction systems are specially made for us by Induced Energy in the UK
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Pyrolave in the kitchen or barbeque/outdoor kitchen area can be more than just a benchtop—it can also be a cooking surface, with an induction unit installed below to enable cooking directly through the stone. Pyrolave induction cooking provides a seamless working and cooking surface. The cooking area responds almost instantaneously to the pot or pan being placed on it whilst inches away the surface remains cool to the touch.
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Two induction units and three “hot spots” are concealed in this curved survery top at Huvafen Fushi resort, Republic of Maldives. |
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This bold fireplace surround is a pivotal feature of the design. |
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PYROLAVE AUSTRALIA exclusive glazed lavastone |
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In food service areas, Pyrolave benchtops can be escaved to accommodate built-in warming mats, or have holes cut for bain-maries, deep-fryers, even a tandoori oven. |