We are one of the leading wood heater installers and fireplaces in Adelaide. We supply and install throughout Adelaide & the Adelaide Hills. We take pride in sourcing quality products to give our customers a unique and stylish range. When it comes to quality wood heating, we take an equal amount of time and care installing every one. Our extensive range of wood fires, wood fireplaces, and wood heating is suitable for residential homes and commercial business’s. If you have a spot in your home or business in which there used to be an in built wood heater and you would like a new one installed by us, speak with our experts who will help you choose the best wood heating option for your budget and needs.
We offer a wide range of in built wood heaters that can match the style of your residential or commercial property, and we can make the necessary adjustments to the place that it needs to be fitted, as well as having a new flue installed so you have the whole package.
Built-In Wood Heater Installation – FAQs
1. What is a built-in wood heater and how does it differ from a freestanding unit?
A built-in wood heater (also known as an in-built or insert) is designed to be installed flush into a wall or fireplace cavity, offering a sleek, space-saving look. Freestanding units sit outside the wall and radiate heat on all sides.
2. How do I choose the right size built-in wood heater for my space?
Heater size depends on your room’s floor area, ceiling height, and insulation. As a guide, allow 1 kW of output per 10 m² of well-insulated space. We offer a free on-site assessment to recommend the ideal model for your needs.
3. Do I need council or building approval for a built-in installation in Adelaide?
Yes. Wood heater installations in South Australia must comply with AS/NZS 2918. We handle the approval process, including council notifications if required, and provide a Certificate of Compliance for all installations.
4. What’s involved in the installation process and how long does it take?
Installation involves preparing the site, fitting the heater, installing the flue system, sealing, and safety testing. Most built-in installations are completed within one day, unless custom masonry or carpentry is needed.
5. How do I maintain a built-in wood heater after installation?
Routine maintenance includes sweeping the flue annually, emptying ash regularly, checking door seals, and burning only seasoned hardwood to reduce creosote build-up and improve efficiency.
