Hunter Stoves wood heaters in Perth

The coastal plain is mild, but the Perth Hills, Kalamunda, Mundaring, and the Darling Range routinely see overnight lows in single digits through June, July, and August. Older inland homes in places like Midland and Mahogany Creek also run cold once the sun goes down. A properly sized wood heater changes how the cold half of the year feels.

Authorised dealers cover Greater Perth and the Perth Hills, with broader regional coverage on request. See the dealer list below or use the full outlet locator. WA dealers regularly deliver and install across a wide service area.

Western Australia regulates wood heater emissions through AS/NZS 4013, with a 1.5 g/kg ceiling. The Parkray Aspect Eco range exceeds this comfortably, the Aspect 5 burning at 0.7 g/kg. Some local councils set additional rules in newer developments, so confirm with your council before purchase.

On the coastal plain, the Aspect 5 Eco (up to 140 sqm) is the standard size for most family homes and apartments where a flue can be run. In the Perth Hills, where overnight lows are colder and homes are often larger, the Aspect 8 Eco (up to 195 sqm) is the popular choice. The Aspect 14 Eco is for large or poorly insulated rural properties.

Most Perth metro customers use their Aspect heater two to three nights a week from mid-May through September, plus longer stretches during the cold snaps. Even on milder winter evenings, the radiant heat off a wood fire creates a comfort that ducted gas does not match. The 10 year firebox warranty makes it a long-term piece of equipment, not a one-winter purchase.