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Heaters Buying Guide

Our buying guide will explain which type of heater would suit you most, how much you can expect to pay for one, and which features are worth looking out for.

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    Brilliant heater

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    After much research..we purchased the Eureka "onyx" inbuilt model wood fire 10 years ago. We heat a room 9 x 11metres with 11 foot ceilings.
    It burns non stop through long winter months and keeps the room so warm..never running at more than a third capacity. It also heats 2 other adjoining rooms when needed.
    We have not needed to repair or replace anything on fire as yet. This fire is amazing in that it will easily burn all night and is easy to load the wood.
    Best thing we have ever bought and have had friends also buy after seeing ours. Love it.

    Date PurchasedJan 2008
    Mag

    Mag

    • 2 reviews
    • 6 likes

    No warranty

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    Have damage to firebox.They told me that I have to fix myself???Thoigjt this would be under warranty but am very disappointed it isn’t.i now have to fix myself which will involve heating the front ash pan and trying to straighten it which will not be an easy job.I have only ever burnt good hardwood.



    Date PurchasedJul 2016
    Dugald MacTavish

    Dugald MacTavishSouth-Eastern Region, NSW

    • 7 reviews

    Great heater

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    This company has been around a long time. I purchased the Solitaire about 25 years ago 1992. $3,300 installed
    I see it has not gone up much in price in 25 years and still same design.
    It works very well, spare parts always available, I have only replaced fire bricks twice and sacrificial plate once.
    It looks really good as well. I think it will last another 25 years.
    In winter it runs non stop for about 6 months as I live in snowy mountains.

    Date PurchasedJan 1997
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    Very slow to heat up

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    I've had a solitaire for 7 years, its had little use. It's bloody slow to heat up, the coonara in the other room heats up in no time. Also the damn thing also burns the wood fast. I'm not sure if it's an emissions requirement, but it is very hard to get it to burn through the night. When it does finally heat up, it's very hot, until the wood burn quickly down again. Also the fan was a heap of crap, a small noisy cheap thing. The fire box and exterior well made and looks nice, but there has to be better out there.

    markden

    markdenSydney, NSW

    • 29 reviews
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    Easily the best wood fire out of 11 we looked at.

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    4 comments
    John5959
    John5959

    Can you cook properly on it?

    dx020406
    dx020406
    dan
    dan

    Questions & Answers

    Sid

    Sidasked

    How does the airflow enter the fire box? Does it need cleaning?

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    Philip B.

    Philip B.asked

    We have a square base heater.Cleaning took out bricks and iron angle now how does it go back .bricks are on base and around walls

    1 answer
    Dugald MacTavish
    Dugald MacTavish

    The same way you took it out !!!!!!!!!!!!

    Chris D

    Chris Dasked

    Hi we have a Eureka duet. We are going to paint the walls and would like to know can or how to remove the surround for ease of painting. Christine

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