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Our showroom features a wide selection of the brands we offer. If you find a heater you desire that isn’t currently on display, don’t worry – we’ll happily order it for you.

Click on any Brand icon to download The Manufacture’s Brochure.
  • ADF
  • Arrow Wood Heaters
  • Austoflamm
  • Blaze
  • BOSQ
  • Burning Log
  • Clean Air Wood Heaters
  • Euro Fire Places
  • HeatCharm
  • Hergom
  • Jindara
  • Jotul
  • Kalora
  • Kemlan
  • Kent
  • Lopi
  • Maxiheat
  • Morso
  • Nectre
  • Pacific Energy
  • Pyroclassic
  • Regency
  • Stovax
  • Quadra Fire
  • Saxon
  • Vermont Castings
  • Scuplt Seguin Chiminee
  • Scuplt Seguin Stove Collection
  • Scuplt Seguin Axis Collection
  • Yunca
  • VisionLINE

Radiant Vs Convection

Radiating heaters, like the sun, emit heat that spreads throughout the room, creating a cozy and comfortable environment. On the other hand, convection heaters, when combined with a fan, efficiently distribute warmth to all parts of the house, ensuring a consistent and even temperature throughout. Whether you prefer the focused heat of a radiating heater or the comprehensive coverage of a convection heater, we have a wide selection of both options to suit your specific heating needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Explore the FAQs below to find answers to common inquiries about Moruya Heating and Cooling, their products, services, and expertise.

Consider the size of the area you want to heat, insulation levels, and your desired heating goals when selecting a wood heater.

Modern wood heaters are designed with high efficiency and lower emissions, making them a more environmentally friendly heating option.

Some wood heaters have cooking features, such as cooktops or ovens, that allow you to use them for cooking or warming food.

Regular maintenance and cleaning, including removing ash and cleaning the flue, are important for the efficient and safe operation of your wood heater.

Yes, various types of seasoned hardwood, such as eucalyptus or oak, are suitable for burning in wood heaters, providing efficient heat and a pleasant ambience.

It is crucial to only burn properly dried wood in a wood heater. Burning wet or unseasoned wood can lead to inefficient combustion, increased smoke and emissions, and the buildup of creosote in the flue, which can be a fire hazard. Using dry, seasoned wood ensures better heat output, cleaner burning, and improved overall performance of the wood heater.

Wood heaters can be a cost-effective heating option, as firewood can often be more affordable than other fuel sources. However, individual costs may vary depending on factors like wood availability and insulation.

Yes, wood heaters require a properly installed chimney or flue to safely vent the smoke and combustion byproducts outside.

It is recommended to have a professional installer handle the installation to ensure compliance with safety regulations and to optimize the heater’s performance.

Wood heaters offer the benefits of renewable heating, a cosy ambience, and the ability to heat even during power outages, making them a popular choice for many homeowners.

The heating duration varies based on factors like the size of the firebox, the type of wood used, and the air control settings. Generally, a well-insulated wood heater can provide heat for several hours before requiring refueling.