What size wood heater do I need for my home?
Posted by Ultimate Showroom onYou've measured the lounge. You've got a quote in your hand from one of the Ultimate showrooms. The consultant has asked one question that's stopped you in your tracks: how many square metres does the...
Radiant vs convection wood heaters: which suits your home?
Posted by Ultimate Showroom onTwo heaters, similar kilowatts, similar price. A Spectre, the convection model with a cooler outer casing. A Radiant range model, the single-skin design with a hot black surface that throws heat across the floor. Which...
Flue dampers on wood heaters: what they are and how to check them
Posted by Ultimate Showroom onHave an older wood heater? If you have, have you ever opened the firebox door to see a wisp of smoke come back into the room? If you're trying to work out why, you may...
Replacing an old wood heater: what to know before you buy
Posted by Ultimate Showroom onThe firebricks have been crumbling for two winters. The door seal stops sealing partway through a burn. The glass blackens within an hour even with dry, well-seasoned hardwood. You've nursed the heater through another season,...
Is Your Wood Heater Ready for Winter? A Pre-Season Checklist
Posted by Ultimate Showroom onIt's the first properly cold evening of the year. You open the firebox, stack a few logs, and reach for the matches - then realise you haven't touched the wood heater since September. Is the...
Why buy an Australian-made wood heater?
Posted by Ultimate Showroom onYou've started looking at wood heaters and you've noticed something straight away - the price range is huge. Some brands are under $1,500, others are over $5,000, and the labels range from European imports to...
Freestanding vs inbuilt wood heaters – which suits your home?
Posted by Ultimate Showroom onFreestanding or inbuilt – which wood heater suits your home? We compare installation, cost, heat output, and design so you can make the right call before winter.
The Best Types Of Wood To Burn
Posted by Ultimate Showroom onNot all firewood is equal. The species you burn affects how much heat you get, how much smoke you produce, and how often you need to reload. Here’s a guide to choosing the best firewood for your wood heater in Australia.
How much does it cost to install a wood heater in Australia?
Posted by Ultimate Showroom onThinking about installing a wood heater? Installation costs in Australia typically range from $1,000 to $5,500 depending on your home. We break down what affects the price, what’s included, and how to avoid surprises.