Jindara Tilga Masonry Inbuilt Wood Heater

The Jindara Tilga Masonry 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 Tilga reach its low emissions score. The dual-action handle, finished in stunning chrome, provides a tighter seal and modern appeal.

The Tilga Masonry model is designed to be installed into a brick chimney. The compact dimensions make it more likely to fit in tight Adelaide fireplaces than other models of similar capacity. The Tilga will heat areas of up to 240m2. A zero-clearance mode is available. Please see more information: here

Tilga Masonry Specifications

— Heats: Up to 240m2

— Emissions: 1.0g/kg

— Efficiency: 74%

— Log Width: 540mm

Tilga Minimum Fireplace Opening

— Width: 755mm

— Depth – 484mm

— Height – 605mm

— Hearth – 945mm 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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