Hybrid Planks and Parquetry have become extremely popular for first home buyers, multi-residential installations and for rejuvenating existing floor surfaces; including tiles.

Hybrid Planks are a versatile, water resistant and offer excellent noise dampening attributes.
Preference Floors offer includes 5 different ranges in both wide plank and Herringbone parquetry.

Thicknesses range from 7.5mm up to 12mm for our released Lifestyle Collection. There’s something for every category at a price point and performance level to suit the most discerning customer.

The ranges include, Aspire, Easi-Plank, Iconic, Lifestyle Collection and Hydroplank, each range has its own unique features to provide subtle differentiation, all ranges feature an attached acoustic sound pad bonded to a structural water-resistant core. The décor layers are typically 0.5mm or in some cases 0.7mm Vinyl displaying both contemporary Oak colours and textures along with popular Australian Timber species, such as Blackbutt and Spotted Gum.

200µm poly film is required as the acoustic sound pad is not a moisture barrier. Always check with local building authorities before installing in wet areas, bathroom, laundry & powder room, these areas may require ‘wet area deemed to satisfy’ product suitability.

Water resistant Laminate flooring offers fantastic scratch and impact resistance along with a guaranteed 48 or 72hr water resistance depending on the thickness installed.

The days of the noisy laminate floors are long gone, these products when installed on a quality acoustic underlay and moisture barrier exceed the requirements for noise transmission as nominated by the National Building Code. They are quick to install with a patented click locking system to allow disassembly if required. These new generation water resistant laminates are truly amazing and a perfect solution for active household environments with young children and pets, and remain the great allrounder when it comes to flooring surfaces.

Preference Floors water resistant ranges include our new 8 & 12mm Oakleaf Integrity, providing 48Hr topical moisture protection at a great price point. Other popular selections include, 8 & 12mm – Aspect, Oakleaf HD Plus and Swiss Krono Aquastop, in 8, 12 & 14mm planks. Oakleaf HD PLUS has been a real stand out in the laminate flooring category, it combines water resistant capabilities with High-Definition unique plank imaging, resulting in amazing visual décors.

In fact, the Oakleaf HD PLUS range was imaged with more than 30 individual timber plank selections for each colour, these décors display the natural charm and characteristics you would expect from a natural timber floor.

For more information, visit Preference Floors

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Every drawer, rail, tray and organiser is arranged to demonstrate how refined hardware can bring clarity, structure and elegance into a highly personal area of the home. The result is a wardrobe experience defined by visual order, material richness and everyday functionality.

Material selection plays a large role in the BASISTEM wardrobe. The system comes in a perfect blend of natural walnut, water-based leather and aluminium frames, all working in tandem to create a sense of luxury.

The LUGANO series of wardrobes further develops this material expression through leather panels, Phantom Grey frames and warm accent tones, creating a wardrobe system that feels composed, architectural and highly tactile. Ideal for homeowners who want a refined wardrobe solution to pair with their bedroom.

Beyond material beauty, BASISTEM is built around the idea of order. Jewellery organisers, lingerie drawers, soft clothing organisers, leather shallow drawers, deep drawers, trouser racks and cosmetic drawers each create a dedicated place for different items, allowing the wardrobe to remain calm, visible and easy to use.

The system aims to be more than a storage solution — it’s about giving every object a clear position in the wardrobe, turning everyday routines into a considered and graceful experience.

BASISTEM’s modular drawer layouts, compartment systems and pull-out mechanisms demonstrate how function and aesthetic discipline can work together within one cohesive design language.

The completeness of the BASISTEM system is what makes it especially suited to premium wardrobe projects. From leather drawers, jewellery organisers, trouser racks and pull-down wardrobe rails, through to essential supporting hardware such as hanging rails and rail holders, the collection provides a fully resolved solution for wardrobe interiors.

Even smaller areas, such as the inside of wardrobe doors, can be transformed through LYSS door-mounted storage, while WALDEN pull-down rails improve access to higher hanging spaces with smooth-assisted movement and refined detailing. Together, these elements allow designers, cabinet makers and homeowners to experience the wardrobe not as a simple storage zone, but as an ordered, tactile and elevated interior space.

For more information

BASISTEM

KNOXONE
A 13-15 Endeavour Way, Braeside Vic
P 03 9543 6666
E info@knoxone.com.au

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Featuring more than a dozen kitchen, bathroom and laundry displays, alongside a dedicated selections room, offices and warehouse, the showroom lets Adelaide homeowners understand how a space is going to work before committing to a renovation.

Each display throughout the showrooms has been thoughtfully designed to reflect real homes, showcasing how considered renovation design can balance practicality with style. From ergonomic laundry layouts with raised appliances and concealed storage to refined home office spaces featuring integrated cabinetry and clean material palettes, the showroom lets them check out their potential options, all the way down to the materials and finishes.

Brilliant SA works exclusively with trusted, industry-leading brands including Austaron’s Staron Solid Surfaces, Polytec, Laminex, Blum, Häfele, Italia Ceramics, Reece, Routleys, Rawsons, Wilson & Bradley, Billi, Solatube and Cosentino. Strong relationships with several leading brands make this the ideal showroom for those embarking on their renovation journey.

As a fully licensed builder, Brilliant SA has been renovating homes across Adelaide since 2001, marking 25 years in business. Their experienced team of interior designers and building professionals deliver a complete, end-to-end service, from complimentary in-home consultation through to concept design, detailed documentation and construction.

Additionally, what sets Brilliant SA apart is its structured seven-step process and focus on transparency because too often, renovating or building can be a daunting task for homeowners. Clients can track their renovation via a secure online portal, with access to schedules, documents and financials, all backed by a peace-of-mind guarantee and a 10-year warranty.

Adelaide homeowners are invited to visit the Malvern showroom, open Monday to Friday, 9 to 5, or book a complimentary consultation to begin their renovation journey with confidence.

For more information

BRILLIANT SA RENOVATIONS
A 219 Unley Rd, Malvern SA
P 08 7122 6100

AUSTARON SURFACES
E sales@austaron.com
F Austaron Surfaces
I austaronsurfaces

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This new platform facilitates a smarter way of thinking about cabinetry design. Gone are the days of relying on multiple, disconnected systems. YOU is built around a single, adaptable platform that puts the homeowner at the centre. It helps create cabinetry solutions that can evolve alongside your needs, style and budget.

In practice, this means greater consistency throughout the home, paired with the freedom to personalise individual spaces. Whether you’re creating a premium kitchen with refined finishes or a practical, family-friendly combined kitchen and dining space, the same foundation ensures everything works seamlessly together.

This flexibility also unlocks new design opportunities. Features like sleek AvanTech YOU drawers, integrated illumination and intelligent OrgaTray internal organisation can be incorporated effortlessly, helping homeowners and renovators enhance both aesthetics and functionality without unnecessary complexity. Importantly, the YOU platform is designed with longevity in mind, facilitating cabinetry that can adapt without requiring a complete, costly overhaul.

The YOU platform is a subtle yet significant shift towards smarter, future-focused living. Best of all, you can reap the benefits of this platform now. Visit a Hettich showroom or Experience Centre today to discover how it can shape your space.

For more information

HETTICH
P 1800 687 789

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Your solar panels generate electricity that would otherwise be exported to the grid at a low feed-in tariff. Your underfloor heating , either electric or hydronic, uses that electricity to warm your home at a low cost.

The result is whole-home comfort with a running cost that can drop to almost nothing on a good solar day.

This guide explains exactly how Comfort Heat electric and hydronic systems integrate with PV solar, how to schedule your system to maximise solar self-consumption, and what to expect from your running costs once both systems are working together.

Why Underfloor Heating and Solar Are a Natural Pairing

Most Australian heating systems and solar setups exist in parallel. The solar generates power during the day, the heating runs in the evening, and the two never really interact. Underfloor heating breaks that pattern in a useful way.

The reason is thermal mass. A concrete slab or a well insulated screed floor stores heat effectively. You can charge it during the middle of the day when your solar panels are generating at peak output and you have surplus electricity, and it will release that warmth slowly through the evening, when your family is home and when grid electricity is most expensive.

This is the single most important concept in solar-integrated underfloor heating: the floor is a battery. Not a lithium battery, but a thermal one.

For Australian homeowners on time of use tariffs, pre heating the slab during peak solar hours and letting it coast through the evening peak is one of the most effective energy management strategies available.

The floor acts as a battery. Charge it with solar during the day, let it release warmth into the evening. No lithium required.

How Electric Underfloor Heating Integrates with Solar

Electric underfloor heating is the simplest system to integrate with solar. The heating elements – whether Thin Heating Mats in bathrooms and kitchens or Slab Cable systems under larger floor areas – are pure electrical loads. They draw from whatever power source is available.

When your solar system is generating, it draws from your panels. When solar is not available, they draw from the grid. No special configuration is required.

What turns a basic electric system into a genuinely solar smart system is scheduling. The MWD5 Wi-Fi thermostat allows you to programme a 7-day heating schedule with up to four events per day.

Setting your primary heating window to align with your solar generation hours (typically 9am to 3pm for north-facing panels in Australian winter) means the bulk of your heating runs on solar rather than grid power.

Scheduling for Solar with the MWD5

Australian solar panels are most productive between 10am and 2pm, with the generation window extending from around 8am to 4pm in winter depending on roof pitch, orientation, and cloud cover. A practical solar-optimised schedule for an electric underfloor heating system running in a typical Australian home looks like this:

Indicative schedule for a well-insulated home with a north-facing solar array. Adjust based on your generation profile and tariff.

The MWD5 thermostat also has a built-in Wi-Fi app so you can monitor and adjust the schedule remotely — useful when weather changes unexpectedly. For a full walkthrough of programming the MWD5, read our simple guide to turning on your MWD5 thermostat this winter.

Comfort Heat tip: Hydronic slab systems have the greatest thermal storage capacity of any Comfort Heat system. If you have an existing solar array or are planning to install one, an slab hydronic system is the best long term investment in solar-powered home comfort.

The Intaflo Heat Pump: Built for Solar

The Intaflo Series 3 heat pump is Comfort Heat’s recommended heat source for all hydronic underfloor heating systems.

It is an air to water inverter unit that produces around 4 units of heat for every 1 unit of electricity consumed — a COP (coefficient of performance) of 4 depending on ambient temperature and flow rate.

What this means for solar integration is significant. For every kilowatt of solar electricity the heat pump consumes, it delivers around 4 kilowatts of heating to the floor circuit. A 6.6kW rooftop solar system generating at 70% capacity during a typical winter day produces around 4.6kW — enough to run the Intaflo 9kW unit (designed for 40 to 100 square metres of floor area) while still powering the rest of the home.

COP figures at A6/W35 standard conditions. Solar system size is approximate and assumes the heat pump runs during peak solar generation hours only. Actual solar output varies by location, roof pitch, and panel orientation.

The Intaflo Series 3 range uses R32 refrigerant, which has a 60% lower global warming potential than previous refrigerants. It is rated A+++ for energy efficiency under European standards, the highest classification available, and carries inverter technology for smooth, variable-speed operation that reduces electricity consumption during partial-load conditions.

If you are moving away from gas and want to understand the full picture, read our guide to rethinking gas in your new home. The Intaflo heat pump is one of the key reasons the transition to an all-electric home is now genuinely viable for Australian homeowners.

How to Schedule Your System to Maximise Solar Self-Consumption

Scheduling is the most important lever you have for solar-integrated underfloor heating. The principles are the same for both electric and hydronic systems, though hydronic systems have more thermal storage and therefore more flexibility.

The Core Principle: Pre-Heat During Solar Hours

Australian rooftop solar is most productive between 9am and 3pm. For most homeowners, this is a period when the house is empty or has low occupancy. Rather than letting that solar generation flow into the grid at a low feed-in tariff, schedule your underfloor heating to run during this window. The floor absorbs the heat, stores it, and releases it gradually through the afternoon and evening.

Solar Generation Hours by State and Panel Orientation

Based on Australian winter solar generation profiles. Actual output varies by latitude, roof pitch, shading, and panel efficiency.

Insulation quality is the multiplier on all of this. A well-insulated slab retains heat far longer than a poorly insulated one, which means the pre-heating window can be shorter and the evening comfort window can be longer. Read our guide to the importance of insulation under a heated slab for the full technical picture.

Practical Scheduling for Hydronic Systems

For hydronic systems with the Intaflo heat pump, schedule the heat pump to run one or two cycles during the peak solar window, typically a 2 to 3-hour cycle from 10am to 1pm, and a top-up cycle from 1pm to 3pm if afternoon solar is available. The MWD5 thermostat on the hydronic circuit supports this schedule directly. Set the target water temperature for the floor circuit, and the heat pump will run until it is achieved, drawing from solar the entire time.

Running Cost Comparison: Grid vs Solar-Powered

The difference in running costs between grid-powered and solar-powered underfloor heating is substantial.

Here is how the numbers work for a 100m2 for winter. This is an guide only.

Figures are indicative, actual costs depend on tariff, insulation, climate zone, solar system size, and usage patterns.

For a detailed breakdown of running costs across all Comfort Heat system types, use the Comfort Heat Running Cost Calculator — enter your floor area, electricity tariff, and solar system size to see exactly what your heating will cost per day, per week, and over a full winter.

Adding a Battery: Does It Make Sense?

A home battery extends the value of solar integration for underfloor heating by storing surplus midday generation and making it available in the evening. Whether it makes financial sense depends on your tariff structure, solar system size, and how you use your heating.

For hydronic underfloor heating with a concrete slab, the slab itself provides substantial thermal storage, the equivalent of several kilowatt-hours of heat storage at no extra cost. In most cases, the slab’s thermal mass means a battery is not required to achieve evening comfort from a daytime solar heating cycle.

For electric underfloor heating in individual rooms such as bathrooms and bedrooms where the thermal mass is lower and the heating cycle is shorter, a battery is more relevant.

These rooms heat quickly and are typically used for short periods. The value of a battery in this scenario is required.

In these situations, a 10kWh battery can absorb excess midday solar generation and power the Intaflo heat pump through a top-up cycle at 6pm, entirely off stored solar energy.

Comfort Heat’s view: the slab is your first battery. Install a well-insulated in slab hydronic system, schedule it to heat on solar, and assess your grid top-up costs after one full winter before deciding whether a lithium battery adds sufficient further value for your household.

What You Need for a Solar-Integrated Underfloor Heating System

You do not need any special hardware to integrate a Comfort Heat system with rooftop PV solar.

All Comfort Heat thermostats and the Intaflo heat pump run on standard single or three-phase mains electricity. When solar is generating, the system draws from solar.

When solar is insufficient, it draws from the grid. The integration is automatic.

What you do need is:

• A programmable thermostat such as the MWD5, which allows you to set heating windows that align with your solar generation profile. A non-programmable thermostat won’t be able to take advantage of solar scheduling.
• A solar system of sufficient size. For electric room heating, talk to our inhouse expert on you heat load requirements. For hydorinc setups, see the Intaflo model table above for sizing guidance by floor area.
• A well-insulated floor. Insulation under the slab or screed is the most important factor in extending the heating window after the solar cycle ends. Read more in our guide to slab insulation for underfloor heating.

Knowledge of your solar generation profile. North-facing panels peak at midday; west-facing panels peak in the afternoon. Your MWD5 schedule should be tuned to your specific roof orientation. Our running cost calculator includes a solar offset estimator to help with this.

New Builds vs Retrofits

New Builds

New builds offer the most complete solar integration opportunity. The in-slab hydronic system is specified at the design stage, insulation is built in from the ground up, and the solar system can be sized to match the heat pump from the outset.

This is the combination we at Comfort Heat recommends most strongly for homeowners building in cool-climate states.

Read our full guide to installing energy-efficient underfloor heating in a new home for the complete specification process.

Renovations and Retrofits

For existing homes, electric underfloor heating during a renovation — particularly in bathrooms and kitchens with the Thin Heating Mat — is the most practical solar-integrated upgrade available.

The system sits within the tile adhesive layer, adds minimal floor height, and can be running on a solar-scheduled MWD5 thermostat from day one. Running costs for a bathroom heated on solar are typically less than $10 for an entire winter.

For larger whole-home retrofits, a hydronic in-screed system is possible in many existing homes, particularly during kitchen and living area renovations.

The team here at Comfort Heat has over 25 years of experience and will always a custom design layout that assesses whether your existing floor structure is suitable. Contact the team to discuss your specific renovation.

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The latest launch from Tuiss Blinds Online embraces this shift with the Abode Collection, a carefully curated range of made-to-measure PVC plantation shutters designed to bring colour, warmth and personality into the home.

Inspired by the tones increasingly appearing throughout modern Australian interiors, the collection moves beyond traditional whites to offer a palette of sophisticated neutrals, calming greens, rich blues and contemporary statement shades. The result is a fresh take on one of Australia’s most enduring window furnishing styles.

Rather than treating shutters as something that simply blends into the background, the Abode Collection encourages homeowners to see them as part of the overall design story. Whether you’re creating a relaxed coastal retreat, a contemporary family home or a more dramatic interior, choosing the right shutter colour can help tie a space together beautifully.

Of course, the appeal of plantation shutters extends well beyond aesthetic. The Tuiss Abode Collection combines beautiful colour with the practical benefits homeowners already love. Each shutter is fully made to measure for a seamless fit, crafted from durable PVC and designed to withstand the demands of everyday family life while remaining easy to clean and maintain.

Like all Tuiss products, the collection has also been designed with DIY installation in mind. Delivered ready for straightforward installation, the shutters made it possible to achieve a custom-built look without the expense of professional fitting. A contemporary hidden control bar creates clean, uninterrupted lines, while the traditional hinged panels provide effortless control over light and privacy throughout the day.

Because colour can look dramatically different from one home to another and in different lights, Tuiss Blinds Online also offer free samples across the Abode Collection and their wider range. Seeing the colours alongside your own paintwork, flooring and furnishings allows you to make a confident decision before ordering your made-to-measure shutters.

Backed by a five-year guarantee, the Abode Collection demonstrates that plantation shutters no longer need to be limited to classic white. With thoughtfully curated colours designed to complement today’s interiors, Tuiss is giving homeowners another way to express their personal style, one window at a time.

Discover the Abode Collection and order your free colour samples Tuiss Blinds Online today.

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Developed by Arpa Industriale, FENIX NTM® has long been recognised for its sophisticated ultra-matt finish, soft-touch surface and impressive durability. Now, with the introduction of Bloom technology, the material takes another significant step forward by reducing its environmental impact without compromising the premium qualities that have made it a favourite among architects and interior designers.

At the heart of Bloom is an innovative approach to the material’s core composition. Traditional high-pressure decorative surfaces are manufactured using paper and thermosetting resins based on phenol.

Bloom introduces lignin technology, replacing 50% of the phenol in the resin with lignin, a naturally occurring polymer often described as the substance that binds wood fibres together. Sourced from responsibly managed forests, lignin is a renewable material that allows more of the product’s key ingredients to originate from natural, sustainable resources.

This advancement reflects a simple but powerful philosophy: sustainability is not something to aspire to in the future, it is something to actively pursue today. By rethinking the materials used at its core, Arpa Industriale has demonstrated that meaningful environmental improvements can exist alongside world-class design and manufacturing.

Beyond its sustainable credentials, FENIX NTM® Bloom continues to deliver the performance expected from the FENIX range. Its ultra-matt surface resists fingerprints, feels remarkably soft to the touch and offers excellent resistance to scratches and everyday wear, making it an ideal choice for kitchens, bathrooms, wardrobes, cabinetry and bespoke furniture. The material’s rich, contemporary colour palette also enables designers to create timeless, understated interiors that prioritise texture and refinement.

For homeowners, choosing FENIX NTM® Bloom means selecting a surface that not only enhances the visual appeal of a space but also supports a more considered approach to material selection. It’s proof that sustainable innovation doesn’t require sacrificing quality or aesthetics; instead, it elevates both.

As expectations around environmentally responsible design continue to grow, materials like FENIX NTM® Bloom demonstrate that the future of interiors lies in thoughtful innovation, where beautiful surfaces begin with better choices at their very core.

For more information

https://www.nover.com.au/fenix-panels/

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Each item is instrumental in shaping a space and the experiences of its users. When it comes to fireplaces, this is something Castworks understands well.

For three decades, they have intentionally developed their portfolio instead of following trends. They now offer a wide selection of international products, including the acclaimed Morsø cast iron indoor and outdoor stoves, ADF fires featuring a distinctive flue damper, modern Austroflamm fireplaces, the award-winning Hergóm heaters and wood burners, and Evonic’s newest electric fireplaces.

As a company dedicated to every detail that matters, they constantly seek products with a unique market position. Whether that’s through design, style or quality, they’re focused on bringing brands with strong reputations in Europe and products that they know will offer something unique to Australia.

By building long-term relationships and visiting international markets, Castworks can present architects, designers and homeowners, with products not commonly available in the local area.

For design-led architectural homes

Whether incorporated into a new build or renovation, Castworks’ fireplaces often find themselves being centrepieces.

Their fireplaces frequently serve as focal points, whether installed in new constructions or during renovations, and are often designated as focal points.

Instead of just providing simply heat, this is what everyone will congregate around on weekends and when guests are over.

They’re not an impulse purchase. The choices they provide are made because they align with the building’s structure, the interior aesthetic, and the homeowner’s preferred way of living.

The beauty of cast iron fireplaces

While not as widespread in Australia as in other countries, cast iron fireplaces are now featured in Castworks’ collection.

A benefit of cast iron is its easier moldability. Softer curves and more sculptural shapes, often seen in Scandinavian or Danish-inspired designs, are difficult to achieve with other materials.

The adaptability enables companies like Hergóm and Morso to produce these unique architectural items that serve as heating devices and decorative elements.

Additionally, cast iron offers practical advantages. Its radiant heat, importantly, enables fireplaces to function efficiently without fans, resulting in a more peaceful and genuine heating sensation.

This material is also beneficial for outdoor fireplaces. Cast iron stands out as a premier cooking material. It absorbs and retains heat exceptionally well.

Global design, local expertise

What started as a small company selling wood fires has evolved into a respected importer and distributor of premium home heating products across Australia. With its relationships with leading global manufacturers, Castworks has decades of experience for architects and homeowners alike to draw from, with the certainty that every product imported into Australia meets local testing and certification requirements.

For more information

If you can’t find what you are looking for visit us at www.castworks.com.au we have established strong partnerships with renowned global manufacturers from Denmark, Austria, Spain and Portugal. These collaborations, combined with our local expertise, allow us to offer a diverse range of high-quality heating solutions.

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A market leader for more than 25 years, Jindara Woodheating produces heaters that are proudly designed and manufactured in Australia, with a strong reputation based on quality and performance.

Focusing on timeless design and classic style, Jindara fireboxes provide the ultimate centrepiece for your room and the meeting place for relaxing with family and friends, or just unwinding in peaceful solitude. Offering an expansive range of styles — including freestanding wood heaters, insert wood heaters and a double-sided range — there is a style to meet any and all aesthetic and heating needs.

We particularly love the Tilga and Grange freestanding range. As powerful as they are beautiful, these cast-iron-lined wood heaters are perfect for those looking to invest in a visually stunning centrepiece without compromising on performance.

Now available with either a silver or black handle, the visually striking Tilga and Grange wood heaters represent the very best of Jindara design and functionality. Sleek and modern, these models boast a three-speed fan, thermostatic fan control, dual-action latch and 8mm steel baffle plate as standard. They also come with a whopping 10-year firebox warranty, giving you peace of mind and the assurance that your investment was a wise one.

Unsure which wood heater is right for you? Discover your perfect match in minutes with the new Jindara Woodheating Selector Tool (an intuitive online quiz designed to take the guesswork out of choosing the right heater for your home) — now live at jindara.com.au/heater-selection-tool

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For over two decades, Victorian Fireplaces & BBQs has helped shape the way Melbourne homeowners experience warmth, comfort and outdoor living.

Proudly family owned and built on a foundation of craftsmanship, knowledge and service excellence, the company has established itself as one of the leading names in Australia’s fireplace and climate solutions industry.

From its inception, Victorian Fireplaces & BBQs has never aimed to be the biggest by volume or the cheapest by price. Instead, the business has focused on something far more enduring — quality, integrity and long-term value for homeowners. This philosophy continues to define the brand today.

A complete home comfort destination

While fireplaces remain the cornerstone of the business, Victorian Fireplaces & BBQs has evolved into a full-service home comfort and outdoor living specialist. Today, these offerings include:

• Gas fireplaces
• Wood (timber) fireplaces
• Electric fireplaces
• Bio-ethanol fireplaces
• Pellet fireplaces
• Reverse-cycle air-conditioning systems
• Heat pump hot water solutions
• Premium outdoor cooking, including Melbourne’s highest-awarded
• Weber store

Premium by philosophy

Victorian Fireplaces & BBQs is unapologetically positioned at the premium end of the market. Rather than competing on the lowest upfront price, the company works with clients who understand the importance of:

• Investing in long-term property value
• Choosing compliant, high-performance products
• Ensuring installations are completed to exacting standards
• Receiving genuine after-sales support

Expanding the vision

Victorian Fireplaces & BBQs proudly operates two established Melbourne showrooms: one in Taylors Lakes and the other in Hoppers Crossing. Continuing its growth journey, the company has recently expanded beyond metropolitan Melbourne with the opening of North East Climate Solutions in regional Victoria.

This new location brings the same premium products, technical expertise and customer-first philosophy to homeowners throughout the North East, further strengthening the group’s reputation as a leader in climate comfort solutions across the state. These destinations provide customers with hands-on product experiences, expert advice and tailored design guidance in welcoming showroom environments.

Looking ahead

After more than 20 years, Victorian Fireplaces & BBQs continues to evolve — not by changing its core values, but by deepening them. Family ownership remains central. Craftsmanship remains non-negotiable. Customer trust remains the ultimate measure of success. As Australian homes continue to prioritise comfort, efficiency and lifestyle, Victorian Fireplaces & BBQs stands ready to lead the next chapter — delivering warmth not only through fire, but through service, expertise and enduring quality.

For more information

Victorian Fireplaces & BBQs

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