Jindara Grange Zero Clearance

The Jindara Grange zero-clearance inbuilt wood heater is one of the most stylish and innovative heaters on the Australian market. The use of premium materials provides high output and efficiency. These include cast-iron lining, an 8mm steel baffle, and ultra-quiet 3-speed thermostatic fans.

The edge-to-edge glass provides a vast viewing area to take advantage of the leaping flames. The 6mm fully welded firebox is designed for burning hardwood, while the dual pre-heated primary air chamber helps the Grange reach its low emissions score. The dual-action handle, finished in stunning chrome, provides a tighter seal and modern appeal.

This is an extremely large heater and it is perfect for heating large, open areas.

The Grange zero-clearance model is designed to be installed into a mock wall chimney. The compact dimensions make it easier to integrate the Grange into a new build or renovation.  The Grange will heat areas of up to 300m2. A masonry model is available. Please see more information: here

Grange Zero-Clearance Specifications

— Heats: Up to 300m2

— Emissions: 1.4g/kg

— Efficiency: 68%

— Log Width: 585mm

Grange Minimum Fireplace Framing

— Width: 1055mm

— Depth – 610mm

— Height – 1000mm

— Hearth – 1000mm x 550mm

Jindara Wood Heaters

Manufactured by AF Gason Pty Ltd, Jindara wood heaters have been heating Australian homes for over 30 years.

With a focus on engineering excellence and rugged reliability, all Jindara heaters have earned their strong reputation through consistent high quality and proven performance.

The Jindara factory in Ararat, Victoria, is a state-of-the-art facility producing a wide range of wood heaters. Choose from radiant or convection heaters, inbuilt or freestanding models, and traditional or modern designs. There is a Jindara heater suitable for almost every Australian home.

Jindara takes pride in its industry-leading after-sales service and support. With excellent spare part availability and stock, you can buy a Jindara heater with confidence that it will heat for years to come.

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