With the Meijifocus, Focus continues its dialogue with Japan, already reflected in the Emifocus, Paxfocus and Edofocus models. Its name pays tribute to Emperor Meiji and the eponymous era (1868–1912), marked by profound modernisation and an opening to the world.
Meijifocus gas
Central model on a base
Ø 865 mmDiameter
Decorative Collection
Fully glazed and fuelled with gas, the Meijifocus offers a 360-degree view of the flames dancing among realistic ceramic logs.
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