Heat Charm Wood Heaters in Tasmania
Three generations of wood heating knowledge delivering complete supply, installation and servicing across Tasmania with one of Australia’s widest heater ranges.
Low Emissions, Consistent Performance
Slow-Combustion Clean Burn
Australian-Made for 3+ Decades
Broad Range Up To ~33 Squares
Australian made for over three decades, Heat Charm offers one of the broadest slow-combustion wood heater ranges available locally – covering inbuilt, freestanding and pedestal styles to suit homes of all sizes. Heat Charm's range covers freestanding, pedestal and inbuilt wood fires, giving homeowners a flexible choice of styles and outputs.
- Inbuilt wood fires – a wide selection of clean-faced inserts suited to new builds and renovation projects alike.
- Freestanding & pedestal wood fires – traditional freestanding units and raised pedestal models that bring a contemporary edge to any living space.
With models capable of heating up to approximately 33 squares, Heat Charm covers everything from compact units to high-output heaters suited to open-plan living. Slow-combustion clean-burn technology keeps emissions low and performance consistent throughout the heating season.
We take care of the full process – model selection, supply, professional installation and ongoing servicing. Complete Heating has hands-on experience with the Heat Charm range and will ensure your heater is installed to manufacturer specifications and compliance requirements.
Call (03) 6239 3505 or visit our Hobart showroom to see Heat Charm in person.
HeatCharm I600 Victorian Inbuilt Wood Heater
Heating capacity up to 28 squares
HeatCharm I600 Series 8 Inbuilt Wood Heater
Heating capacity up to 28 squares
HeatCharm I600 Series 7 Inbuilt Wood Heater
Heating capacity up to 28 squares
HeatCharm I600 Series 5 Inbuilt Wood Heater
Heating capacity up to 28 squares
HeatCharm I500 Series 7 Inbuilt Wood Heater
Heating capacity up to 22 squares
HeatCharm C600 Console Tabletop Series 8 Freestanding Wood Heater
Heating capacity up to 32 squares
Coonara Compact Freestanding
Heating capacity up to 33 squares
HeatCharm C600 Console Series 8 Freestanding Wood Heater
Heating capacity up to 33 squares
HeatCharm C500 Console Tabletop Series 8 Freestanding Wood Heater
Heating capacity up to 24 squares
HeatCharm C500 Console Series 8 Freestanding Wood Heater
Heating capacity up to 24 squares
HeatCharm C600 Pedestal Series 8 Pedestal Wood Heater
Heating capacity up to 33 squares
HeatCharm C500 Pedestal Series 8 Pedestal Wood Heater
Heating capacity up to 24 squares
For more information on freestanding heaters, call Complete Heating on (03) 6239 3505.
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FAQ
What is the difference between a Heat Charm console and pedestal heater?
A console heater sits directly on the hearth at floor level, while a pedestal model is raised on a central column, positioning the firebox higher for improved heat radiation and a more contemporary look. Both deliver the same efficient slow-combustion performance – the choice comes down to your room and style preference.
How large an area can a Heat Charm heater warm?
Heat Charm's range includes models capable of heating up to approximately 33 squares, making it one of the broader output ranges in the Australian market. Smaller models suit single rooms or cottages, while the larger I600 and C600 Series are designed for open-plan living in larger Tasmanian homes.
Are Heat Charm inbuilt heaters suitable for new builds?
Yes. Heat Charm's inbuilt range is well suited to new builds, where the fireplace opening can be designed specifically around the chosen model. This allows for a clean, seamless installation with the correct clearances built in from the start. Complete Heating can liaise with your builder to ensure the rough-in is done right.
Does Heat Charm comply with Australian emissions standards?
Yes. Heat Charm heaters are manufactured to meet Australian emissions and efficiency standards, including AS/NZS 4013. Their slow-combustion clean-burn technology is designed to minimise particulate emissions while maximising heat output. This is particularly relevant in Tasmania, where wood heater emissions standards apply in certain designated areas.
